Tuesday 4

Today we started by doing our millennium goal project and doing the last presentation.

Global partnership and environmental sustainability- Target for environment the signs of deforestation are slowly decreasing, but is still alarmingly high, a decisive response to the climate is needed urgently. the biodiversity of the world in 2010 was missed which lead to grave consequences. the key habitats for threatened species are not being very well protected. The number of endangered species facing extinction keep growing by the day especially in developing countries. The world is on track of meeting clean drinking water, but drinking dirty water still remains in the world knowingly. accelerated and targeted efforts are needed to bring clean drinking water to all rural households. Safe water supply is still a challenge in most parts of the world. with half of the population developing regions without sanitation.

global partnership target to help developing countries in growing their country. develop further an open, non-discriminatory, predictable, and rule-based financial and trading system- countries that are developing have greater access to the markets of larger, developed countries. deal with developing countries debt. address the needs of landlocked countries, least developed countries, and small island developing states. help from pharmaceutical companies, provide access to essential, and affordable drugs in developing countries. with help from the private sector, make benefits from new technologies available, especially ICTs. The report in 2012 shows that, for the first time since poverty has been monitored, poverty rates and people living in poverty have dropped in every region being developed. Many more children are enrolled in school. in 2010, there were 97 girls enrolled in school for every 100 boys. this is up from 1999, where 91 girls for every 100 boys. The number of people living in slums has decreased from 39% in 2000, to 33% in 2012.

Then we went over the Asian maps.   

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