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[RED DEMOCRATICA] UN's Ban: Concerted effort is needed to achieve global partnership MDG

 

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UN's Ban: Concerted effort is needed to achieve global partnership MDG
A report on Millennium Development Goals suggests more emphasis must be given to reaching MDG8, the goal for global partnership for development. "The best way to prepare for the post-2015 era is to demonstrate that when the international community commits to a global partnership for development, it means it, and directs its resources to where they are most needed," says United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. The Guardian (London) (9/19), The New Zealand Herald/The Associated Press (9/20), The Guardian (London)/Poverty Matters blog (9/20)
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"The long festering conflict took a turn for the worse. 'At least 87 people have been killed in an attack by Boko Haram militants in Nigeria's north-eastern Borno state, according to local officials.' " UN Dispatch (9/20)
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Ban, Iran's foreign minister discuss nuclear issues, Syria
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon met Thursday with Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iran's foreign minister, on Iran's nuclear program and its role in Syria. "I commend the efforts of the new government in Iran in promoting dialogue with the international community," Ban says. ABC News/The Associated Press (9/19), The New York Times (tiered subscription model) (9/19), ABC News/The Associated Press (9/20)
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Business involvement to increase in post-2015 development goals
Business leaders seem eager to participate in the post-2015 development goals, writes Michael Igoe, although guidelines for how governments and business will intersect aren't clear. They want to create a " 'business case' for more robust development partnerships by measuring results and telling their stories," he argues. Devex.com (free registration)/The Development Newswire blog (9/20)
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Will gender equality lose momentum in Egypt?
Egyptian women may be given short shrift in the constitution being drafted, activists say. "There is no guarantee that women's rights can be protected," says Omar Ahmed, general coordinator for the Global Coalition for the Egyptian Women's Union. Women's eNews (9/19)
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Syria may ask for cease-fire at peace talks
Syrian Deputy Prime Minister Qadri Jamil says the country will ask for a cease-fire at the peace conference to be held in Switzerland, writes Jonathan Steele. The use of monitors or United Nations peacekeepers to keep the cease-fire "under international observation" would be necessary, Jamil says. The Guardian (London) (9/19), BBC (9/20), Thomson Reuters Foundation/Reuters (9/20)
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Senegal's Sall is optimistic about development efforts
Senegalese President Macky Sall says Africa has the opportunity to draw additional development financing to improve the continent. "For investors, Africa provides a faster and more exciting return on investment, because everything remains to be done -- infrastructure, energy, and development," he argues. Foreign Affairs magazine (9-10/2013)
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