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    The document outlines the eight Millennium Development Goals established by the United Nations in 2000. It lists the targets, indicators, and results for each goal, which include eradicating extreme poverty and hunger; achieving universal primary education; promoting gender equality; reducing child and maternal mortality; combating HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases; ensuring environmental sustainability; and developing a global partnership for development. Many of the goals had mixed results, with some targets seeing medium progress while others like reducing maternal mortality proved virtually impossible to achieve.

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    The document outlines the eight Millennium Development Goals established by the United Nations in 2000. It lists the targets, indicators, and results for each goal, which include eradicating extreme poverty and hunger; achieving universal primary education; promoting gender equality; reducing child and maternal mortality; combating HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases; ensuring environmental sustainability; and developing a global partnership for development. Many of the goals had mixed results, with some targets seeing medium progress while others like reducing maternal mortality proved virtually impossible to achieve.

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    MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS

    (National Academy of Science and Technology – 2010)

    MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS


    National Academy of Science and Technology

    SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY and SOCIETY (2018-2019)


    Ma. Josephine M. Buenaventura
    SNS-Bio Faculty
    MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS
    (National Academy of Science and Technology – 2010)
    MDGs TARGETS INDICATORS RESULTS REASONS

    ➢ Proportion of population with income


    Reduce by half the below poverty threshold (less than $1
    proportion of per day)
    people whose ➢ Proportion of population with income
    income is less than below the subsistence threshold (official
    $1 a day food threshold)

    MDG 1:
    Reduce by half the ➢ Prevalence of underweight children
    proportion of under 5 years of age
    Eradicate people who suffer ➢ Proportion of household below 100%
    Extreme from hunger dietary energy consumption
    Poverty and Medium
    Hunger
    Achieve full ➢ Growth rate of GDP per person
    productive employed
    employment and ➢ Employment-to-population ratio
    decent work for all ➢ Proportion of own-account and
    including women contributing family workers in total
    and young people employment

    ➢ Net enrolment ratio in primary


    MDG 2: education
    100% to complete ➢ Cohort survival rate
    Achieve a full course ➢ Completion rate Low
    Universal ➢ Literacy rate of 15-24 years old
    Primary
    Education

    SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY and SOCIETY (2018-2019)


    Ma. Josephine M. Buenaventura
    SNS-Bio Faculty
    MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS
    (National Academy of Science and Technology – 2010)
    MDGs TARGETS INDICATORS RESULTS REASONS

    MDG 3: ➢ Simple literacy rate


    ➢ Functional literacy rate
    Promote Eliminate gender ➢ Enrolment figures
    Gender Equality disparity in ➢ Cohort survival rate Medium
    and Empower education ➢ Completion rate
    Women ➢ Number of Graduates in higher
    education
    ➢ Economic participation and opportunity
    ➢ Educational attainment
    ➢ Political empowerment

    MDG 4: Reduce by two- ➢ Under 5 mortality rate


    thirds the under ➢ Infant mortality rate Medium
    Reduce Child five mortality rate ➢ Statistical data and records of neonatal,
    Mortality post-natal, and under 5 mortality rates

    Reduce by three- ➢ Maternal mortality ratio


    MDG 5: quarters the
    maternal mortality
    Improve ratio Virtually
    Maternal impossible
    Health Care

    Achieve universal ➢ Contraceptive prevalence rate


    access to ➢ Adolescent birth rate
    reproductive ➢ Antenatal care coverage
    health ➢ Unmet need for family planning

    SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY and SOCIETY (2018-2019)


    Ma. Josephine M. Buenaventura
    SNS-Bio Faculty
    MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS
    (National Academy of Science and Technology – 2010)
    MDGs TARGETS INDICATORS RESULTS REASONS

    ➢ HIV prevalence among population aged


    15-24 years
    ➢ Condom use at last high-risk sex
    Halt disease and ➢ Proportion of population aged 15-24
    reverse the spread years with comprehensive correct Very Low
    of HIV/AIDS knowledge of HIV/AIDS
    ➢ Ratio of school attendance of orphans to
    school attendance of non-orphans aged
    10-14 years

    MDG 6:
    ➢ Proportion of population with advanced
    Combat Universal access to HIV infection with access to
    HIV/AIDS, treatment for antiretroviral drugs
    Malaria and HIV/AIDS
    Other Diseases

    ➢ Incidence and death rates associated


    with malaria High
    ➢ Proportion of children under 5 sleeping
    Halt disease and under insecticide-treated bednets
    reverse the ➢ Proportion of children under 5 with
    incidence of fever who are treated with appropriate
    malaria and other anti-malaria drugs
    major diseases ➢ Incidence, prevalence and death rates
    associated with tuberculosis
    ➢
    ➢ Proportion of tuberculosis cases
    detected and cured under directly
    observed treatment short course (DOTS)
    ➢

    SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY and SOCIETY (2018-2019)


    Ma. Josephine M. Buenaventura
    SNS-Bio Faculty
    MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS
    (National Academy of Science and Technology – 2010)
    MDG TARGET INDICATORS RESULTS REASONS

    ➢ Proportion of land area covered by


    forest
    MDG 7 ➢ CO2 emissions, total, per capital per $1
    Integrating the GDP (PPP)
    Ensure principles of ➢ -Consumption of ozone-depleting
    Environmental sustainable substances
    Sustainability development and ➢ Proportion of fish stocks within safe
    significantly reduce biological limits
    biodiversity loss ➢ Proportion of total water resources used
    ➢ Proportion of terrestrial and marine
    areas protected
    ➢ Proportion of species threatened with
    extinction

    Reduce by half the Medium


    proportion of ➢ Proportion of population using an
    people without improved drinking water source
    sustainable access ➢ Proportion of population using an
    to safe drinking improved sanitation facility
    water and basic
    sanitation

    Improve the lives ➢ Proportion of urban population living in


    of 100M slum slums
    dwellers

    SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY and SOCIETY (2018-2019)


    Ma. Josephine M. Buenaventura
    SNS-Bio Faculty

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