Abstract

One of the most recurring critiques of the original Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) is that they were prepared without wide consultation. As a result, the MDGs are sometimes considered donor driven, pushed by developed countries onto developing ones. As we approach the 2015 mark, the process to define a new development agenda has so far been different. Southern thinkers have contributed to the debate both by critically reviewing the original MDGs and by bringing their own perspective to the future goals and targets.

pdf

Share