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9 10 Emir Zaman MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT & RESOURCES

MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN ZIMBABWE

Caner Özgür Emir

no. 57941

Junaid Zaman Malik no. 57942

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Contents
Country Facts .......................................................................................................................................... 3
History ............................................................................................................................................. 4
Economic Overview......................................................................................................................... 4
Millennium Development Goals in Zimbabwe ....................................................................................... 5
Millennium Development Goals Progress in Zimbabwe ......................................................................... 6
Progress of MDGs Given National Priority .......................................................................................... 6
All Millennium Development Goals Progress of Zimbabwe in General ............................................ 12
CONCLUSION......................................................................................................................................... 15
REFERENCES .......................................................................................................................................... 16

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Country Facts

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Country

: Zimbabwe

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Capital

: Harare

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Population

: 12.973.808

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Adult literacy rate

: 92.5%

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Life expectancy at birth

: 52.7 years

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Population living below Total Consumption Poverty Line

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Area (in sq. km)

: 390,757

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Language(s)

: English, Shona, Ndebele

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Per capita income

: $ 424

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Human Development Index : 172th. 1

: 72.3 %

The Republic of Zimbabwe, formerly Rhodesia, is a landlocked country located in southern Africa, between the Zambezi and Limpopo rivers. It is bordered by South Africa to the south, Botswana to the

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