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This document discusses the objectives of the upcoming Nairobi Summit on ICPD25 in November 2019 and Nigeria's preparations for it. The key points are: 1) The 1994 Cairo International Conference on Population and Development established a 20-year agenda focusing on individual needs and rights rather than demographic targets, but this agenda remains unfinished with issues like maternal mortality and unmet need for contraception. 2) The Nairobi Summit aims to rally stakeholders to protect gains made and advance the ICPD agenda to leave no one behind, with expected commitments to achieve zero preventable maternal deaths, zero unmet need for family planning, and zero gender-based violence. 3) Nigeria is holding stakeholder engage
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1. The document discusses Nigeria's progress towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) set in 2000, which aimed to reduce poverty, hunger, disease, and gender inequality by 2015.
2. It notes that while many countries are still far from achieving the MDGs, frameworks have been put in place to work towards them. However, Nigeria in particular is not on track to meet most of the goals based on indicators like high maternal mortality, HIV prevalence, and low human development rankings.
3. The key question is how far Nigeria has come in attaining the MDGs, as improving human development is essential for overall national progress but Nigeria faces many challenges in providing basic necessities and education for
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Civil society in Asia Pacific steps up efforts to accelerate MDGs achievement
JAKARTA, INDONESIA – More than 30 representatives from Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) from ten countries in Asia and the Pacific are gathering today and tomorrow at the Civil Society Consultation on Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) Review to step up efforts for the acceleration of MDGs achievements in the remaining five years to the 2015 deadline.
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“This CSO review of the MDGs marks the continuation of the first of such meeting organized by Erna Witoelar, former Special Ambassador to the MDGs for Asia and the Pacific in 2005,” says Mr. Minar Pimple, Regional Director, United Nations Millennium Campaign Asia and the Pacific Regional Office. “It is one of a few meetings of this nature happening in this part of the world, allowing the CSOs’ concerted voices and demands heard in the ministerial process as they play a contributory role in achieving the MDGs,” he continues.
“The most important objective of today’s CSO meeting is to create a concrete consensus among all the stakeholders in our regional effort to realize the Goal 1 of the MDGs on hunger and poverty,” says Mr. Saroj Dash, Thematic and Governance Manager, ActionAid.
The Review was inaugurated by Rezlan Ishar Jenie, Director General of Multilateral Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Indonesia. Speaking at the opening of the consultation, Mr. Rezlan says, “Achieving the MDGs is so imperative that it could mean the difference between life and death of millions of people in our region. This important meeting will contribute substantively to the Special Ministerial Meeting MDGs Review in Asia and the Pacific: Run-up to 2015 that my Government will host on August 3-4.”
He emphasized that failure to achieve the MDGs by 2015 would mean an additional 128 million people living in poverty on top of the 420 million people who would remain trapped in extreme poverty. One million children under the age of five would die and an additional 31 million children would suffer from hunger; and 7 million more children would drop out of school. “Hence, our dialogue today becomes even more important than ever; not just for civil society but also for governments,” he urges.
Asia-Pacific Region had made several progress in some of the Goals, including reducing gender disparities in education; and halving the proportion of people without access to safe drinking water. However, several pressing challenges remain against the backdrop of the global energy, food and economic crises. Key pressing challenges include hunger and child and maternal mortality. South Asia region alone has the highest number of hungry people in the world, which significantly impacts economic growth of the region; child and maternal mortality remains one of the highest in the world; and within-country disparities between urban and rural areas.
“This CSO Consultation is very important and significant in consolidating GCAP efforts to achieve the MDGs and in helping us mobilize support for the Stand Up and Take Action in September, the biggest global MDG mobilization campaign in the recorded history, as well as providing inputs in shaping up our strategy to achieve the MDGs in our region in the remaining five years,” says Nur Amalia of GCAP.
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About the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)
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WIDER knowledge and Agenda 2030 challenges
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2. Monitoring the 2030 agenda faces data challenges like gaps, lack of gender disaggregation, technical difficulties in measurement, and political obstacles. UNU-WIDER supports capacity for reliable data.
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- 1. Objectives of Nairobi Summit on ICPD25 Dr. Joachim Chijide One-Day National Stakeholders Engagement UN House, Abuja 22 August, 2019
- 3. ICPD PoA • Programme of Action of International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) held in1994 at Cairo, In Cairo 179 countries including Nigeria agreed that: Population and development are inextricably linked, Empowering women and meeting people's needs for education and health, including reproductive health, are necessary for both individual advancement and balanced development. Conference adopted a 20-Year Programme of Action, which focused on individuals' needs and rights, rather than on achieving demographic targets.
- 4. Unfinished Business • The Cairo Agenda is yet to be realized for all people in all places including Nigeria • There are still 214 million women who want to prevent pregnancy but are not using modern method of contraceptive (20% unmet need in Nigeria) • Worldwide, 800 women die from preventable causes during pregnancy and child birth every day (In Nigeria 111 women die daily during child birth) • Untold millions of women affected by war or disaster are cut off from RH services (In NE Nigeria of 7.1 million affected, 2.3 million girls and 1.6 million women need services) • Total Fertility rate is still very high in many developing countries ( it is 5.3 in Nigeria) • World population has grown from 3.6 billion in 1969 to 7.7 Billion today (in Nigeria from 140.4 million in 2006 to 198 million in 2018)
- 5. Celebrating ICPD@25 and UNFPA@50 • Globally, UNFPA, in collaboration with the Governments of Kenya and Denmark is organizing a high-level summit with the theme ‘ICPD25 - Accelerating the promise’ from 12th to 14th November 2019 in Nairobi • The purpose of the summit, is to rally a broad coalition of stakeholders to protect the gains made and to advance the ICPD agenda to ensure that no one is left behind. • The expected commitments to be made at the Nairobi Summit on ICPD25 are voluntary and will not be negotiated. • It will be derived from consultations with stakeholders based on existing commitments such as the ICPD Programme of Action and the SDGs. • At the minimum, the expected commitments should address the three transformative results, namely: • 1) Zero preventable maternal deaths, • 2) Zero unmet need for family planning, and • 3) Zero Gender-based Violence (GBV) and harmful practices.
- 6. ObjectivesforNairobiSummit 6 ● Political reaffirmation for ICPD agenda and its contribution to the 2030 Agenda, including galvanizing new and non-traditional partnerships ● Create strong and specific political and financial commitments to advance the implementation of the ICPD agenda as an indispensable part of the 2030 Agenda; ● Reinvigorate a multi-stakeholder SRHR coalition and movement to advance the ICPD agenda
- 7. ContentandfocusoftheNairobiSummit Each theme will generate key commitments to accelerate the promise. main Topics Accelerators Essential SRHR package of interventions and UHC Creating Financing Momentum GBV and Harmful Practices SRHR in Humanitarian Settings Demographic Diversity and Sustainable Development Women's empowerment and Gender Equality Partnerships Youth Empowerment Political Participation and Community Engagement Innovation and Data
- 8. On the Road to Nairobi
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- 10. UNFPA Nigeria Roadmap (Key Events) • UNFPA Interaction with Media Chiefs and Reporters. • Official Launch of UNFPA at 50 and ICPD at 25 with High level Government Officials. the Diplomatic Community, Development Partners, UN Country Team (8 July 2019) • Commemoration of the World Population Day and launch of the State of the World Population Report (11 July 2019) • One-Day Stakeholders’ Meeting on the National Preparation for the Nairobi Summit on ICPD25 on the 22 August, 2019 • Gender Equality and Young People colloquium (Calabar September, 2019)
- 11. Purpose of One-Day Engagement • To raise awareness on Nairobi Summit on ICPD25 coming up on 12th to 14 November 2019 in Nairobi Kenya; and • To provide an opportunity for stakeholder consensus on draft Nigeria commitments to be presented at the Summit.
- 12. Thank You