Millennium Development Goals MAPEH

• The year 2000 was the millennium year, wherein the

  World Health Organization together with global

  communities from United Nation (UN) summit created a

  historic commitment that envisions to eliminate extreme

  poverty and improve the health and wellness of people

  from countries that belong in the poverty line, this is called the

  Millennium Development

  Goals or MDGs​.
• The long term plan was expected to be completed after -- years of the

  commitment period.

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• - Decrease poverty in poor and developing countries

  - Achieve decent employment and livelihood for women, men, and young people

  1. Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
• - Increase in literacy rate

  - by 2015, all children can complete a full course of primary education in schools

  2. Achieve universal primary education
• - respect for gender and women's rights

  - to abolish gender inequality in work and education

  3. Promote gender equality and empower women
• - the goal is to at least reduce the mortality rate by 63%

  - child survival from 5 years and below

  4. Reduce child mortality rate
• - reduce the death rate of mothers after childbirth

  - provides universal access to reproductive health programs

  5. Improve maternal health
• - Prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS

  - Universal access to the treatment of HIV/AIDS

  - Decrease the incidents of malaria and other major diseases

  6. Combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria, and other diseases
• - reverse the loss of environmental resources due to human activities

  - reduction of biodiversity loss

  - safe drinking water and sanitation access

  - promote environmental health

  7. Ensure environmental sustainability
• - express the special needs of least developed and developing countries

  - promote the availability of technology, information, and communication

  8. Develop a global partnership for development