Progress in International Development?

Friday, September 30. 2005

Owen Barder offers an excellent review of progress and missed opportunity in international development in 2005, the "Year of Development". He notes a number of significant accomplishments, including debt relief and support for immunizations for developing countries. He also catalogs a frustrating list of squandered opportunities, including shortcomings on MDG targets and failure of donors to meet HIV/AIDS 3x5 obligations.

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