ON DEVELOPMENT: How successful were the Millennium Development Goals? | Brookings Institution

January 14, 2017

John McArthur and Krista Rasmussen examine if the Millennium Development Goals made any difference by comparing the trajectories of MDG indicators and targets.

Source: How successful were the Millennium Development Goals? | Brookings Institution

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