From Brookings: Millennium Development Goals; UN General Assembly; U.S. Constitution
From Brookings Institute
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The United Nations‘ Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) remain the most prominent initiative for improving social and economic conditions in the world’s most impoverished nations. On September 20-22, world leaders will convene in New York city for a U.N. summit to evaluate the progress of the MDGs. Brookings experts assess the progress that has been made and the obstacles that hinder the U.N.’s efforts.
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