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Millennium Declaration   The MDGs, mankind's attempt to create a better tomorrow   Since the signing of the act in 2000, when the 189 nations leaders put their seal on a new holistic perspective on the world through achieving the MDG’s, each year the Secretary General presents a formal administrative report to the UN General Assembly which shows the progress of the policies adopted. Currently two-thirds of the developing countries are on track or close to meeting some of the MDG’s factors, but within a slow pace and progressively. Still, there can be observed grinding poverty and visible inequality in countries and regions of the globe that need specific attention due to a cultural and political unstable background. Furthermore nature’s ability to provide life-sustaining services, on which we, as specie, depend our survival, is seriously affected by global warming and day to day degraded activities. Delfin Go, one of the World Bank’s lead economists emphasized...