Education

Au mois de septembre, 193 gouvernements se réuniront à New York au siège de l'ONU afin de conclure un accord sur un panel d'objectifs ambitieux pour 2030. Durant les 15 prochaines années, ces objectifs orienteront la répartition des 2500 milliards de dollars alloués à l'aide au développement, sans oublier les innombrables milliers de milliards de dollars alloués aux budgets nationaux.

By September, the world's 193 governments will meet in New York and agree on a set of ambitious, global targets for 2030. Over the next 15 years these targets will direct the $2.5 trillion to be spent on development assistance, as well as countless trillions in national budgets.

I september vil verdens 193 regjeringer samles i New York og avtale en rekke ambisiøse, globale mål for 2030. De neste 15 årene vil disse målene styre fordelingen av 2500 milliarder dollar som brukes på utviklingsbistand, i tillegg til tusenvis av milliarder fra nasjonale budsjetter.

By September, the world’s 193 governments will meet in New York and agree on a set of ambitious, global targets for 2030. Over the next 15 years these targets will direct the $2.5 trillion to be spent on development assistance, as well as countless trillions in national budgets.

By September, the world’s 193 governments will meet in New York and agree on a set of ambitious, global targets for 2030. Over the next 15 years these targets will direct the $2.5 trillion to be spent on development assistance, as well as countless trillions in national budgets.

The November/December 2014 issue of Foreign Affairs features a 9 page article by Dr. Lomborg. “Promises to Keep: Crafting Better Development Goals”, highlights the work of the Post-2015 Consensus  and the valuable knowledge the project is injecting into the post-2015 debate.

What's the best way for the United Nations to help the developing world? Right now, the organisation is in the process of setting its global development agenda for the next 15 years - and the most important thing to do is to set goals which it can actually achieve, and to work out what the best way to spend its money is. Economics may well show the way.

The UN has promised to achieve universal education since 1950, and currently contemplates this target for its 2015-30 development goals again.

But with 60 million children still out of school, the international community should not simply postpone the same universal-education target until 2030. Instead, it is time to abandon this unrealistic goal in favor of an achievable, targeted, and cost-effective approach.

L'ONU invitée à limiter ses Objectifs de développement durable pour 2030

LE MONDE | 02.07.2014 par Alexandra Geneste

« L'ONU peaufine sa dernière folie des grandeurs. Alors que les Objectifs du millénaire pour le développement (OMD) arrivent à échéance en 2015, les négociations destinées à définir l'agenda « post-2015 » battent leur plein. Pas moins de 12 réunions ont déjà eu lieu depuis un an. La prochaine, prévue du 14 au 18 juillet, s'annonce cruciale...