Millennium Development Goals definition

Millennium Development Goals means the goals endorsed at the September 2000 United Nations Millennium General Assembly in New York.

Millennium Development Goals shall refer to the Millennium Development Goals, incorporated by this reference as set forth in Exhibit F, with respect to which Licensee agrees to fully adopt, as well as meaningfully contribute to, one or more of such goals either economically or through other Licensee resources.

Millennium Development Goals means the development goals adopted by members of the United Nations on September 8, 2000;

Examples of Millennium Development Goals in a sentence

• To this end, access by young people, women and senior citizens to education, including technical courses, higher education and vocational training, shall receive special attention, as shall achieving the Millennium Development Goals in this context.

• The central objectives of development cooperation are to achieve the Millennium Development Goals as well as poverty eradication, sustainable development and integration into the world economy.

• The primary goal of development cooperation is to encourage sustainable development that will contribute to the reduction of poverty and to the attainment of internationally agreed development goals including the Millennium Development Goals.

• The central objective of development cooperation is poverty reduction pursuing the Millennium Development Goals in the context of sustainable development and integration into the world economy.

• This task also includes any work involved in coordinating with Caltrans, including, but not limited to, Caltrans District 01, Structures OSLA, and Headquarters.

• To this end, access by young people, women, senior citizens, indigenous peoples and other Central American ethnic groups, to education, including technical courses, higher education and vocational training, shall receive special attention, as shall achieving the Millennium Development Goals in this context.

• These objectives and the Parties’ international commitments, including the Millennium Development Goals, shall inform all development strategies and shall be tackled through an integrated approach taking account at the same time of the political, economic, social, cultural and environmental aspects of development.

• The Parties acknowledge that climate change is a serious global environmental challenge and a threat to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals requiring adequate, predictable and timely financial support.

• The Parties reaffirm their commitment to achieving the Millennium Development Goals by the target date of 2015.

• The central objectives of development cooperation are achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (and any subsequent development benchmarks), poverty eradication, sustainable development and integration into the world economy, with particular attention to the most vulnerable elements in society.

More Definitions of Millennium Development Goals

Millennium Development Goals means the eight (8) development goals agreed upon during the fifty-fifth session of the United Nations General Assembly which opened on September 5, 2000, as follows: (i) eradication of extreme poverty and hunger; (ii) achievement of universal primary education; (iii) promotion of gender equality and empowerment of women; (iv) reduction of child mortality; (v) improvement of maternal health; (vi) combating HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases; (vii) environmental sustainability; and (viii) development of a global partnership for development;

Millennium Development Goals means a set of goals directed at reducing poverty in all its forms by year 2015 as agreed by the United Nations members during the United Nations Millennium summit in September 2000; and

Millennium Development Goals means 8 numerical benchmarks for tackling extreme poverty, adopted by world leaders under the United Nations Development Programme in the year 2000 for achievement by 2015;