Towards millennium development goal four.

Towards millennium development goal five in Ghana: An analysis of the current situation in the availability, utilization and quality of obstetric care

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT COPELAND, 111, ESKER B.S. FISK UNIVERSITY, 1999 M.P.H. MOREHOUSE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, 2007 TOWARDS MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL FIVE IN GHANA: AN ANALYSIS OF THE CURRENT SITUATION IN THE AVAILABILITY, UTILIZATION AND OUALITY OF OBSTETRIC CARE Advisor: Professor Art Hansen Thesis dated December 2007 This study uses Millennium Development Goal Indicator 17 alon...

Progress towards the Millennium Development Goals,1990-2005 Goal 5: Improve maternal health

Millennium Development Goals: China’s Progress Secretary & Administration Group,the State Council Leading Group Office of Poverty Alleviation and Development

In 2000 ， China and other 188 UN member counties jointly signed the Millennium Declaration (hereafter referred to Declaration). According to the commitment, China will make efforts to achieve a set of objectives of the Millennium Development Goals, mainly including the following 8 aspects: 1. Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger 2. Achieve Universal Primary Education 3. Promote Gender Equality ...

Towards Energy Equality

4 Although there is no speciic Millennium Development Goal relating to energy, it will be impossible to achieve the MDGs without improving access to, as well as the quality and quantity of, energy services in the developing world. Inequality is a fact. Equality is a value.

Strategic approach to improving maternal survival in oman.

THIS STUDY OF MATERNAL MORTALITY IN OMAN TRIES TO ANSWER THE QUESTION: Is the Fifth Millennium Development Goal achievable in Oman or not? In Oman, Maternal Mortality Ratio currently stands at 22.9/100,000, a reduction of 38.9% from its 37.5/100,000 in 2002. This figure suggests that much needs to be done to accelerate progress towards the achievement of the Fifth Millennium Development Goal. C...

Correction: Progress towards millennium development goal 1 in northern rural Nicaragua: Findings from a health and demographic surveillance site

Correction After publication of our article Pérez et al Int J Equity Health 2012 11:43, we became aware of some errors in the final published version, for which the corresponding author accepts full responsibility. Page 3: third paragraph, Lines 2–4: “. . ., microcredit, and technical training for those ages 15 to 30” should be read “. . ., microcredit for those ages 15 to 65, and technical tra...