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    but the result is different. This is because some people do not know their own goals and only do what others do. Only people who know their goals can have a meaningful life. There are many ways in my life. If I am not careful enough‚ I will choose the wrong way. For instance‚ although some people look quite busy‚ what they do is not meaningful because they do not know their goal! It is necessary for you to know your goal and hold on to it unless you do not want to be successful. Ants use the whole

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    General Assembly are about the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) number one: eradicate extreme poverty and hunger. They are: halve the proportion of people whose income is less than 1$ per day; full employment for all; halve the proportion of people who suffer from hunger. The Millennium Development Campaign (MDC) forecasts that countries involved in it achieved the goals it established from by the end of 2015. Thailand has already achieved those goals at national level so now it’s working on a new project

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    Assignment 2 – Essay INFORMATION and Q&A SESSION Sustainable Tourism HMS 00423 • Due: Week 12 - Friday 7 September 2012 @ end of day • Submit: via Turnitin on Blackboard • Length: 2000–2500 words • Weighting: 60% How to Write an Essay • STHM Academic Writing Guide: http://www.scu.edu.au/schools/tourism/download.php?doc_ id=558&site_id=42 • Academic Skills Development Unit (ASDU) resources: http://www.scu.edu.au/academicskills/index.php/dds?cat_id =611#cat611 – Develop an argument – Link

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    In February 2012‚ President Aquino has reiterated the Philippines’ commitment to achieve the Millennium Development Goals in 2015‚ and vowed to work double time in order to fulfill the different targets under the MDGs with only 4 years left (“Aquino:PHL...”‚ 2012). The Millennium Development Goals‚ or MDGs‚ is an effort launched by the United Nations in order to improve the living conditions in different nations‚ by seeking to battle different social and economic problems such as hunger‚ poverty

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    poorer. The 191 UN members established United Nations Millennium Development Goals stating that they have agreed to try to achieve by the year 2015. This MDG includes combating poverty‚ hunger‚ disease‚ illiteracy‚ environmental degradation‚ and discrimination against women. Its’ aim is to decrease the world poverty fifty percent. There are eight goals in MDG. Now 2012‚ it has passed more than 10 years since these goals have established to free humanity from extreme poverty‚ hunger‚ illiteracy and

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    NIGERIA’S 521 LANGUAGES AND THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS In this present time‚ and in the face of different ethnic tensions plaguing our nation‚ many Nigerians are asking themselves an important question: what is the value of our many languages? They want to know how it can put food on the table of the average Nigerian. When I posted on The Green Heritage Facebook page‚ last year‚ that Nigeria has the third highest number of languages in the world (after Indonesia and Papua New Guinea)

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    hunger‚ unemployment‚ slow economic growth‚ infant and maternal mortalities among others. The recent world’s attention focused on reducing income gap between the world’s richest and the world’s poorest nation is enshrined in the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). This is necessitated by the uneven distribution of global resources where the world richest 1% controls as much wealth as the poorest 57% of the population (Chua‚ 2003) Today 60% of the world 6.4 billion population live in abject poverty (Sampson

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    Long-term goals I have two long-term goals in mind for the next 5-10 years: (a) register to practice social work in South Africa‚ and (b) organize support groups for women there. When I left South Africa in 2002 to study in the United States‚ my interest was always to advance my education and experience in different social work programs which could benefit the communities of South Africa in the end. My ultimate goal is to go back to South Africa and work in collaboration with communities and social

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    Abstract Over the last one decade along with this running decade MDG has gained enormous success in developing goals on a global scale. As an efficient financial mechanism‚ MDG enables various governmental and non-governmental actors to realise the millennium development goals (MDGs). Based on our recent field-research on Millennium Development Goals in Bangladesh‚ this paper empirically examines and analyze the role of MDGs in promoting livelihoods in the country. The study reflects on recent

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    "Role of Youth and Millennium Development Goals : Challenges and Opportunities" Introduction Millennium Development Goals are eight international development goals that all 192 United Nations member states and at least 23 international or organizations These eight time-bound goals provide concrete‚ numerical benchmarks for tackling extreme poverty in its many dimensions. They include goals and targets on income poverty‚ hunger‚ maternal and child mortality‚ disease‚ inadequate shelter‚ gender

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