Review of the MDGs: New directions for the HRBA to development in the water sector?
With little time left until the 2015 deadline to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, the UN General-Secretary produces a preliminary report on progress towards the MDGs through a review of successes, best practices and lessons learnt, obstacles and gaps, challenges and opportunities.
This might have an impact on the international development agenda related to attainment of human right to water and sanitation.
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