By linking the MDGs to the Internationally Agreed Development Agenda (IADA), world leaders and development partners have recognised the synergies among various development goals and targets, and the need for an integrated approach for achieving them.
It also comes at a time when UNICEF and other development partners around the world are focused on accelerating progress in the final 1000 days until the MDG deadline.
Different projects, e.g. ARDO (credit from Dedebit Credit and Saving Institution and other development partners), the Myzegzeg project, World Vision, the Catholic Church and the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahido Church, provided modern beehives and technology to farmers and 35%% of honey producers in the sample received modern technology through this channel.
They also have common processing technology such as honey extractors, masks and smokers that are provided by government or other development partners (e.g. ARDO, REST, and World Vision).
World Bank: UNICEF Malawi engaged with the World Bank in key development partners groups such as education, nutrition and social protection.
UNICEF works closely with such development partners, both in Sudan and through donor capitals around the world, to discuss priorities for children and encourage targeted investments that support service delivery and the strengthening of capacity.
Zero tolerance for exploitation In collaboration with the South African Department of Education and community development partners, UNICEF is organizing 21 sports festivals for children during the FIFA World Cup 2010.
Discussions amongst key stakeholders including Pacific governments, development partners, CROP agencies and the media around these issues have been ongoing since 2008, when the world witnessed one of the most severe economic crises since the Great Depression.
Proposals are being made by some major development partners in northern Europe to cut their aid budgets and to use development assistance spent in the poorest parts of the world to cover costs related to receiving refugees at home.
We need more time than our development partners.
