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Journal Article

IDS Bulletin Vol. 42 Nos. 5

100 Voices: Southern NGO Perspectives on the Millennium Development Goals and Beyond

Published on 1 September 2011

Debates are beginning to evolve on what might form the next generation of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

The post‐2015 debate stands to be a ‘lightning rod’ for fundamental questions of what development is about, and how to make it happen. In light of this, the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD) and the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) conducted over 100 interviews with Southern non‐governmental organisations (NGOs) to collate reflections on the MDGs to date and how any MDGs 2.0 might reimagine development.

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This article comes from the IDS Bulletin 42.5 (2011) 100 Voices: Southern NGO Perspectives on the Millennium Development Goals and Beyond

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Pollard, A., Sumner, A., Polato?Lopes, M. and de Mauroy, A. (2011) 100 Voices: Southern NGO Perspectives on the Millennium Development Goals and Beyond. IDS Bulletin 42(5): 120-123

Authors

Amy Pollard

Andy Sumner

Monica Polato‐Lopes

Agnès de Mauroy

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Institute of Development Studies
doi
10.1111/j.1759-5436.2011.00263.x

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