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• Background information about the Millennium Development Goals (21kB)

  An introduction to what the MDGs are.

• Introductory poster information and activities (49kB)

  These activities introduce the concept of goals and targets and explore why the MDGs are necessary - updated for 2010.

• Introductory Poster (2MB)

  A poster introducing all eight Millennium Development Goals

• Goal 1: Reduce poverty - information and activities (325kB)

  With a case study on Alpaca farming in Peru, these activities explore what poverty is and what it's like to be poor - updated for 2010.

• Goal 1: Reduce poverty - poster (760kB)

  A poster to introduce the importance of eradicating poverty.

• *new for 2013* Goal 1: Progress Report (194kB)

  What has been achieved in poverty reduction? Suitable for ages 11-14.

• Goal 2: Educate every child - information and activities (170kB)

  With a case study from Mali, these activities explore the reasons why children can't go to school - updated for 2010.

• Goal 2: Educate every child - poster (1MB)

  An introduction to the idea of education for all.

• *new for 2013* Goal 2: Progress Report (252kB)

  What has been achieved in widening education? Suitable for ages 11-14.

• Goal 3: Equal chances for girls and women - information and activities (96kB)

  With a case study from Liberia, these activities explore the importance of equal access to education for women and girls - updated for 2010.

• Goal 3: Equal chances for girls and women - poster (719kB)

  A poster to introduce the importance of gender equality.

• *new for 2013* Goal 3: Progress Report (178kB)

  What has been achieved in gender equality? Suitable for ages 11-14.

• Goal 4: Reduce child and maternal deaths - information and activities (141kB)

  With a case study from Burkina Faso, these activities explore why children in developing countries get sick and what can be done to prevent this - updated for 2010.

• Goal 4: Reduce child and maternal deaths - poster (466kB)

  A poster to introduce the importance of sanitation, health and nutrition.

• *new for 2013* Goal 4: Progress Report (181kB)

  What has been achieved in reducing child and maternal deaths? Suitable for ages 11-14.

• Goal 5: Ensure safe and healthy motherhood - information and activities (141kB)

  With a case study from Nepal, these activities explore unequal access to healthcare celebrate the importance of motherhood worldwide - updated for 2010.

• Goal 5: Ensure safe and healthy motherhood - poster (530kB)

  A poster to introduce the importance of ensuring maternal health.

• *new for 2013* Goal 5: Progress Report (183kB)

  What has been achieved in maternal healthcare? Suitable for ages 11-14.

• Goal 6: Fight infectious diseases - information and activities (121kB)

  With a case study on affordable medicine, these activities explore what is needed for good health and what can be done to halt the spread of infectious diseases - updated for 2010.

• Goal 6: Fight infectious diseases - poster (492kB)

  A poster introducing the importance of fighting infectious diseases such as HIV, AIDS and malaria.

• *new for 2013* Goal 6: Progress Report (161kB)

  What has been achieved in fighting infectious diseases? Suitable for ages 11-14.

• Goal 7: Clean up the environment - information and activities (182kB)

  With a case study from the Haiti, these activities introduce sustainable development - updated for 2010.

• Goal 7: Clean up the environment - poster (2MB)

  A poster introducing the importance of looking after our planet.

• *new for 2013* Goal 7: Progress Report (247kB)

  What has been achieved in promoting sustainable development? Suitable for ages 11-14.

• Goal 8: Build a global partnership for development - poster (197kB)

  A poster promoting the importance of working together.

• Goal 8: Build a global partnership for development - poster (657kB)

  A poster promoting the importance of working together.

• *new for 2013* Goal 8: Progress Report (209kB)

  What has been achieved in building a global partnership for development? Suitable for ages 11-14.