New MDGs, development concepts and principles in a post-2015 world

From:
Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
Published
1 January 2011
Document Type:
Conference Paper
Theme:
Social Change
First published:
1 January 2011
Authors:
Dorward, A. and Unterhalter, E.

Abstract

As we approach 2015 the question of what, if anything, should replace the MDGs becomes increasingly important. Building on an inter-sectoral review of key strengths and weaknesses of the MDGs, the authors consider new and emerging challenges and opportunities in the post 2015 world and their implications for thinking about development and the roles, nature and establishment of 鈥榥ew MDGs鈥�. They postulate five principles for the process of establishing new MDGs and explore the application of these principles to prioritisation among a range of possible candidates for new MDGs.

Citation

Dorward, A.; Unterhalter, E. New MDGs, development concepts and principles in a post-2015 world. Presented at European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI) and Development Studies Association conference, York, UK, 19 September 2011. (2011)

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