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It was hard to avoid running into a prime minister, president, secretary-general, executive secretary, or aging rock star on Wednesday, as the MDG Summit came to a close in a flurry of high-level events. Participants knuckled down to address the high-level panel of biodiversity, and events launching the Global Strategy for Women’s and Children’s Health, and Inclusive Growth and Employment, all of which garnered significant attention. Numerous side events convened in the UN buildings and around New York, of which IISD attended 11.
Download the IISD summary report of the Summit in HTML or PDF format.
Visit the web coverage for Wednesday, 22 September 2010. |
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The MDG Summit continued on Tuesday with two plenaries and two high-level roundtables on promoting sustainable development and emerging MDG issues, as well as dozens of side and partnership events. IISD-RS was there to report on 12 of these events, including on infrastructure in Africa, corruption, climate vulnerability, least developed countries (LDCs), innovative financing, and the role of trade unions, the highlights of which are presented below.
Download the IISD daily report for Tuesday, 21 September 2010 in HTML or PDF format.
Visit the web coverage for Tuesday, 21 September 2010. |
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Traffic chaos greeted New Yorkers Monday morning as the MDG Summit closed a dozen streets in East Manhattan. Thousands of participants streamed into dozens of side events and partnership events. Nearly 140 Heads of State and Government simultaneously attended day-long plenary sessions in the General Assembly Hall at UN Headquarters and high-level roundtables on: health and education; and poverty, hunger, and gender equality. IISD-RS was there to report on eight of the side and partnership events, the highlights of which are presented below.
Download the IISD daily report for Monday, 20 September 2010 in HTML or PDF format.
Visit the web coverage for Monday, 20 September 2010. |
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L-R: Kemoko Touré, Director General of the Chamber of Mines, Guinea; Emilia Pires, Minister of Finance, Timor Leste; José Antonio Fares, Superintendent of SESI Parana; Talaat Abdel-Malek, Co-Chair of the Working Party on Aid Effectiveness, Egypt; Marielza Oliveira, UN Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR); Navanethem Pillay, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights; and Francesco Pisano, UNITAR Operational Satellite Applications Programme (OSAT) |
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Your IISD team at the MDG Summit 2010. L-R: Melanie Ashton, Writer, Australia; Alexandra Conliffe, Ph.D., Writer, Canada; Liz Willetts, Writer, US; Imran Habib Ahmad, Writer, Pakistan; Aaron Leopold, Team Leader, US; IISD President Franz Tattenbach, Costa Rica; Kate Louw, Writer, South Africa; Dorothy Wanja Nyingi, Ph.D., Writer, Kenya; and Diego Noguera, Digital Editor, Colombia (who can be seen reflected in the window). |
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