The Millennium Declaration, signed by 147 Heads of State and Government, provided an opportunity for a renewed focus on indigenous peoples in the international development debate. However, despite the MDGs many successes, the goals did far from address indigenous peoples’ aspirations for human rights, equality and participation in the processes around the MDGs.
This has been documented in various publications:
MDG Reports, CCAs, UNDAFs and Indigenous Peoples: A Desk Review 2010
AR | EN | ES | FR | RU | ZH March 10 2010 | Adobe Acrobat (pdf)
MDG Reports and Indigenous Peoples: A desk review, No. 3, Feb 2008
AR | EN | ES | FR | RU | ZH March 3 2008 | Adobe Acrobat (pdf)
Desk Reviews of select MDG Reports as per Indigenous Issues: No. 2, 2007
AR | EN | ES | FR | RU | ZH March 27 2007 | Report | Adobe Acrobat (pdf)
Desk Reviews of select MDG Reports andIndigenous Issues
This desk review analyses to what extent indigenous peoples are included, involved with or promoted within the context of the Millennium Development Goals Reports (MDGRs), produced by states inhabited by indigenous peoples. MDGRs from the following countries were reviewed: Bangladesh, Belize, Botswana, Brazil, Denmark, Ethiopia, Finland, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Mauritius, Namibia, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Phillippines, Sweden and Uganda.
AR | EN | ES | FR | RU | ZH May 4 2006 | Report | Adobe Acrobat (pdf)
The Other Vision: Indigenous Peoples and the MDGs (UNDP and MDG Achievement Fund)
AR | EN | ES | FR | RU | ZH | Adobe Acrobat (pdf)
The Other Vision: Indigenous Peoples and the MDGs (UNDP and MDG Achievement Fund)
AR | EN | ES | FR | RU | ZH | Adobe Acrobat (pdf)
Report to the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues of the Expert working group on MDGs (2006)
