ISPE EAG
INTERATIONAL
SOCIETY FOR POVERTY ELIMINATION ECONOMIC
ALLIANCE GROUP
Thoughts on Priorities and Direction Reforming ECOSOC as International
Multi Stakeholder Partnership Fit for the 21st Century to Better
Support other UN System: UNO, WBG, IMF, WTO (ITO) Entities; 193/306 UN Member
States Entities; their National and International Partners to Deliver Stronger,
Safer and Happier World through Delivery on SDG Pledge by end 2030 Target date
in all 193/306 UN Member States.
Introduction
Our World is too rich to be poor and
too poor to be rich. Poverty on such a scale demand forceful response. The
Global Agendas agreed by World Leaders in 2015 – AAAA, SDG and COP21 (and
Agenda 21) together make up the 2030 Transformation Agenda. The SDG is the
overarching 2030 Transformation Agenda. The AAAA is essentially the Development
Finance Dimension of SDG and COP21 (and Agenda 21) is essentially Environmental
Sustainability Dimension of SDG. The SDG is intended to be the forceful
response to World Poverty and achieved in all 193/306 UN member States could
make required difference.
The SDG has been Designed to be an
All Inclusive, All Embracing and Ambitious Agenda. All the 17 Goals of the SDG
are indivisible and the SDG affects all North and South Countries in our World
today. However, the SDG does not have complimentary All Inclusive, All
Embracing and Ambitious Implementation and Evaluation Agenda. This is omission
that needs to be corrected very quickly, if the SDG Vision is to be Delivered,
that is, achieved by all Peoples, in all Countries – 193/306 UN Member States
by end 2030 target date.
Reinvigorating SDG
Vision Worldwide – The Big Issues
1.
Political Will without Enlightenment, Sensitization Awareness and Education
throughout each of the 193/306 UN Member States goes to or amount to No Issue. Each
of 193/306 UN Member States Governments at all levels – Executive, Legislature
and Judiciary Entities Individually and Jointly need to jointly Mobilize the
required levels of Political Will to be Pro Intellectual; to have Right Mindset
required to Drive required Systems, Structures, Policies, Procedures, Communication,
Cooperatives, Rules and Cultures Changes at Sub-national National,
Sub-regional, Regional and Global levels and to be willing to clean the Augean
Stable.
2.
National Security and National Economic Well Being Problems and
related National Problems in each of the 193/306 UN Member States have Physical
and Spiritual Dimensions. There is urgent need to find, implement with
effective monitoring and evaluation Physical Solutions to Physical Dimension
and Spiritual Solutions to Spiritual Dimensions of entire Nigeria National
Political, Cultural, Attitudinal, Behavioral, Economic, Financial, Social,
Environment / Climate Change, Religious, Moral, Communication, Cooperatives,
Rules, Standards, Leadership, Corruption, Legal, Technical problems on the
ground at all levels and in ways that recognize:-
a)
All Police, Security, Intelligence, Military Systems and complimentary
Systems in most of 193/306 UN Member States today are in Huge Decay and need
urgent Overhaul.
b)
The Will of Citizens in each of 193/306 UN Member States –
Politicians in Power and in Opposition at all levels; Civil Servants and Public
Servants at all levels; Traditional Rulers in all Classes; Religious Leaders at
all levels and on both Christians and Muslims sides; Professionals and
Practitioners; Academics and Researchers; Reporters in all Media – TV, Radio,
Newspapers, Online; Labor Unions and Trade Groups; Students and Youth Groups
and other Compatriots – to CHANGE for Good has been taken away and NEED to be
RESTORED without DELAY.
c)
Thinking Through and Thinking Ahead for each of 193/306 UN Member
States is a Vocation Somebody (An Institution with demonstrated levels of Hard
Competencies: Learning and Skills and Soft Competencies: Character Courage, Discipline
and Mindset) MUST be Mandated by Statutory Authority to have responsibility
for.
d)
All Peoples in each of 193/306 UN Member States irrespective of
Age, Class, Education, Tribe, Tongue, Gender, Religion, Political or any other
Interest have Views on Re-engineering the Polity, some of which are divergent.
Yet all Views of all Peoples in each of 193/306 UN Member States on
Re-engineering the Polity NEED to be aligned and harmonized within entire
National and International Development Systems Reform Program Central
Coordination Platform using known One Worldwide Approach to National and
International Development Cooperation with clear Principles Instruments corresponding
to each Principle, Practices and Database, such as 3PCM developed by Nigerian
Mr. Lanre Rotimi and German Dr. Hellmut Eggers – the most Advance such One
Worldwide Approach available anywhere in our World today.
e)
Finding clear and correct answers to How Questions is MASTER KEY
to finding Sustainable Solutions to National Security problems, related
National problems and related International problems. Records show that even in
the UN System – UNO, WBG, IMF, WTO (ITO) What Questions have been over answered
but How Questions are avoided or evaded that all UN System – UNO, WBG, IMF, WTO
(ITO) Events organized to find answers to How Questions end up finding answers
to What Questions and that finding answer to How Questions is Matter of Know
How not Past Glory, Big Name, Razzmatazz, Propaganda, Politicization or Tuff
Defense.
3.
A New National Security Strategy that Work needs to be Integral
Part of New National Development Strategy that Work and New International
Development Strategy that Work and in ways that Design and Deliver Sustainable
Solutions to Spiritual and Physical Dimensions of entire Nigeria National
Political, Cultural, Attitudinal, Behavioral, Economic, Financial, Social,
Environment / Climate Change, Religious, Moral, Communication, Cooperatives,
Rules, Standards, Leadership, Corruption, Legal, Technical problems on the
ground at all levels.
If this Reinvigorated National SDG Vision in each of 193/306 UN
Member States is to succeed on Sustainable basis, it needs to highlight
Sustainable Solutions to fundamental issues (noting that fail in One fail in
ALL) of:-
ü
Misinformation, Disinformation Mismanagement, Double Speak
Suspicion, Controversy, Confusion, Development Cooperation
ü
Ignorance, Education, Awareness, Sensitization, Neutrality
ü
Trust, Productivity, Confidence Building, Integrity, Political
Correctness, Objectivity
ü
Partnership, Transparency, Accountability, Participation,
Alignment Harmony
ü
Agriculture, Climate Change, Security, Peace, Justice, Development
ü
Trade, Aid, Health, Debts, Negotiation,
ü
Politics / Elections, Money / Development Finance, Rights,
Religion, Culture, Cooperatives
ü
Arrogance Indiscipline, Indifference, Incompetence, Impunity,
Interference, Inequality, Ineffectiveness, Inefficiency,
ü
Hunger, Malnutrition, Poverty, Disease, Corruption, Migration,
Refugee, Internally Displaced Persons, Homeless Persons
4.
If Reinvigorated National SDG Vision in each of 193/306 UN Member
States is not to be another Vision and Words without Action Vision:-
a)
The Reinvigorated National SDG Vision need to recognize that our World is in Crisis. Social Mess “a
set of interrelated problems … resistant to analysis and, more importantly, to
resolution.” Characteristics of a social mess generally, and sustainability
specifically, include an absence of a unique and correct solution,
interrelatedness of problems, ideological constraints, multiple possible
intervention points, resistance to change, value conflict, and political and
economic constraints” like Malnutrition is a problem in all North and
South Countries in our World today. The difference is in the Degree.
b)
Meaningfully addressing these real and complex
problems on the ground Worldwide demand all National and World Leaders in all
193/306 UN Member States; all Leaders in UN System: UNO WBG IMF, WTO (ITO) and
their Partners, Individually and Jointly addressing root cause or primary cause
problems on the ground within:-
i.
Terrorism Dimension of 2030 Agenda
ii.
Indivisibility of 2030 Agenda: AAAA, SDG, COP21,
Agenda 21
iii.
SDG as the Overarching 2030 Agenda
iv.
Reality of Social Mess in all North and South
Countries in our World today
v.
Implementation and Evaluation
Framework that Work in each Community, in each Sub-national level, in each of
193/306 UN Member States as well as International levels built upon:-
a)
Massive Public Sensitization and
Policy Reform
b)
Massive Intellectual Deployment
c)
Massive Communication for Behavior
Impact and Changing Attitude and Behavior at Scale
d)
Effectively addressing both
Spiritual and Physical Dimension
e)
Effectively tackling Thinking
Through Linked to Knowledge and Evaluation Supply and Demand and Capacity
Building - Individual, Institution, Society Supply and Demand
f)
Effectively tackling all concerned
Stakeholders Shared Vision Challenge.
Driving Work towards Ending: Terrorism,
Hunger, Malnutrition,
Poverty, Disease and Corruption in
Nigeria, Africa; Ireland,
UK, EU, Europe; US, China and Worldwide.
vi.
Kick Start activities in (4(b)(i)) – (4b)(v))
within Finance Innovation Dimension and Non Finance Innovation Dimension of
Linked Food, Agriculture, Nutrition, Health, Education, Enterprise, Peace,
Security, Communication, Cooperatives components of 2030 Agenda: Policy,
Program, Project Interventions 3PIs and 3PIs Training as One using One
Worldwide Approach such as 3PCM.
SDG Vision:
Tackling Implementation and Evaluation Challenge
We
urge 193/306 UN Member States Governments: Executive, Legislature, Judiciary at
all levels and UN System: UNO, WBG, IMF, WTO (ITO) Headquarters, Regional Offices
and Country Offices to jointly recognize that:-
1.
Smallholder
Farmers – Crops, Livestock, Forestry, Fisheries and Aquaculture face location
specific and unique real and complex problems on the ground in each Community
in each of 193/306 UN Member States, that Farmer Field School, FFS
Interventions, related Food and Agriculture Interventions and related Non Food
and Agriculture Interventions could help find Sustainable Solutions to.
2.
SDG
is the overarching 2030 Transformation Agenda: AAAA, SDG, COP21 and Agenda 21.
The SDG affects all North and South Countries in our World today unlike the MDG
which affected only Developing Countries. All Countries are Off Track achieving
SDG by 2030, given the SDG Pledge that No SDG Goal will be considered to have
been achieved if it is not met by all Peoples in all Countries.
3.
SDG
17 Goals are Indivisible, that is, they are Interdependent, Interconnected and
Interlinked. Therefore in finding Sustainable Solutions to root cause or
primary cause problems within Goal 1 – Poverty and Goal 2 – Hunger and
Malnutrition, it is inevitable that Sustainable Solutions will have to be
simultaneously found to root cause or primary cause problems within Goals 3 –
17.
4.
SDG
is an All Inclusive, All Embracing and Ambitious Agenda agreed by World Leaders
in September 2015. In 1st Quarter 2018 Year 3 of Implementation, the
SDG is yet to have complementary All Inclusive, All Embracing and Ambitious
Implementation and Evaluation Framework that Work and all UN Member States and
all UN System: UNO, WBG, IMF, WTO (ITO) Entities are still in MDG Mode rather
than SDG Mode. A New FFS Implementation and Evaluation Framework with
complementary: Food and Agriculture Implementation Framework and Non Food and
Agriculture Implementation Framework using One Worldwide Approach to National
and International Development Cooperation such as 3PCM, with Clear Principles,
Instruments corresponding to each Principle, Practices and Database could help
get our World in general and each of the 193/306 UN Member States in particular
back on Track to achieve SDG by end 2030 Target date.
5.
The
AAAA or Finance for Development component of the 2030 Transformation Agenda, fully
implemented in each of the 193/306 UN Member States could ensure that lack of
Funds will not Thwart achievement of Reinvigorated SDG Vision in any UN Member
State through Innovative and Creative Mutual Collaboration Events and
Activities within MSPs, Multi Stakeholder Partnerships that Work.
Building
MSPs that Work
1.
Our Organization had been in constructive engagement of ECOSOC on ways and means of Achieving Dream of World
without Poverty for many years.
2.
The New Agriculture Revolution Program and related Revolutions;
New Public Sector Reform Program and related Reforms and New Cooperatives
Movement Program and related Movements form the Partnership Proposal Backbone
of Reinvigorated Initiative to achieve SDG Vision in all Communities, in all
Sub-national levels in all 193/306 UN Member States as well as in all
Sub-regions, Regions and Globally by end 2030 target date. It is pertinent to
note that ECOSOC Study Reports as well as Conferences / Meetings Outcome Documents
answered relevant What Questions but avoided or evaded answer to How Questions
and this explain ECOSOC less than optimum Performance supporting 193/306 UN
Member States to Deliver on the SDG Pledge.
3.
These Integrated Programs are Interrelated, Interconnected,
Interlinked and Interdependent. It is Fail in One, Fail in All and this
underlines need to Deliver on SDG Pledge which states: that No SDG Goal will be
considered met, if it is not achieved by all Peoples, in all Countries, by end
2030 target date. This implies that all Developed and Developing Countries, as
at 2nd Quarter 2018 Year of Implementation are Off Track and Quantum
Leap Frogs need to be made if all Communities in all Countries are to Deliver
on this SDG Pledge. This Demand Answer to SDG How Questions.
4.
In
the work towards making World Poverty History: Africa is holding the World back;
Nigeria is holding Africa back and Herdsmen and Farmers crisis and Niger Delta crisis
are holding Nigeria back.
5.
In
the work towards achieving World Peace: Europe (51 countries) is holding World back;
UK is holding Europe back and Northern Ireland Catholics and Protestants as
well as Unionists and Nationalists are holding UK back.
6.
The root cause or
primary cause problems of Inequalities, Conflict and
Unsustainable Practises are Interrelated, Interdependent, Interlinked and
Interconnected. Sustainable Solutions lie in meaningfully addressing all these
complex problems as One and recognizing that Fail in One is Fail in All. Thus
Sustainable Solutions lie in Fighting and Winning War on Inequalities, Conflict
and Unsustainable Practises as Means to Achieve Dream of World without Hunger,
Malnutrition and Poverty through Delivery of this SDG Pledge.
7.
Top
Down Approach need to be complemented by Bottom Up Approach: Driving Correct
Diagnosis, Correct Prescription, Correct Surgery and Correct Recovery
Management, if Sustainable Solutions are to be Designed to Deliver on SDG
Pledge in each Community, in each of 193/306 UN Member States.
8.
Fighting
and Winning War on Corruption go beyond lopsided Fight against Bribery focused
on Bribe Taking Countries – largely South Countries. Turning blind eye to Bribe
Giving Countries – largely North Countries is most unhelpful. There is urgent
need to more vigorously tackle all 17 Commonly occurring forms of Corruption (including
Political Corruption affecting most North and South Countries in our World
today) as applicable to each specific Community, Sub-national, National, Sub-regional,
Regional and Global location context.
9.
Many
Countries are looking up to UN Agencies: UNDESA, UNDPAM, FAO, UNDP, UNESCO,
UNICEF, ILO, WHO etc as well as World Bank and World Bank Evaluation for
support to implement SDG and in ways that deliver on the SDG Pledge. Records
show that these UN Agencies and World Bank Entities themselves need help before
they could help Countries requesting their help. This explains why all UN
System: UNO, WBG, IMF Entities and all 193/306 UN Member States are still in
MDG Mode rather than SDG Mode as at 2nd Quarter 2018 Year 3 of
Implementation. With just about 12 ¾ Years to do the much that remain to be
done for many Countries to Catch up on the MDG and Press Forward to achieve SDG
and in ways that Deliver on SDG Pledge, Quantum Peal Frog need to be made if
all 193/306 UN Member States are to Deliver on SDG Pledge. Again records show
our Organization has the Most Advance Approach anywhere in our World today that
could help all 193/306 UN Member States deliver on SDG Pledge by target date.
10. Community to
Global Sustainable Solutions to problems of Inequality, Conflict, Unsustainable
Practises lies in Community to Global Sustainable Solutions to Poverty,
Environment, Peace problems. All Stakeholders affected by Poverty, Environment,
Peace: Policy, Program, Project Interventions need to participate meaningfully
in Policy/Decision Making processes from Community to Global levels.
11. Delivery on
this SDG Pledge underlines need to Move from Greed Driven Opportunistic
Innovators to Love Driven Pathfinder Innovators as basis for Creating New
International Development System Fit for the 21st Century.
12.
Delivery
on this SDG Pledge underlines need for Political Solutions, Economic Solutions,
Ecological Solutions, Financial Solutions, Social Solutions, Religious
Solutions as One appropriate to each specific Community, each Sub-national
level in each of 193/306 UN Member States as well as at Sub-regional, Regional
and Global location context. All these Comprehensive Solutions Drive: Systems,
Structures, Policies, Procedures, Cooperatives, Communication, Cultures and
Rules Changes at each specific Community, each Sub-national level in each of
193/306 UN Member States as well as at Sub-regional, Regional and Global
location context. However, these Comprehensive Solutions without Political
Solutions amount to no issue or are no issue.
13.
The
World Public Sector Report, WPSR 2018 again answers Public Sector Management
What Questions. We note that some of our ideas and suggestions helped enrich
WPSR 2018. However, our most important suggestion on urgent need to develop
Frameworks that support UN System: UNO, WBG, IMF, WTO (ITO) Entities, 193/306
UN Member States Governments – Executive, legislature, Judiciary Entities and their
National and International Partners to answer SDG How Questions inclusive of
PSM How Questions achieving SDG Vision could be mirage. As long as UNDPAM keep
avoiding or evading answer to PSM How Questions, the UNO will be unable to help
193/306 UN Member States to better tackle their unique and specific PSM challenges
and this could thwart effort to get all 193/306 UN member States to Deliver on
the SDG Pledge.
14.
The
New Cooperatives Movement backed by Law in each of 193/306 UN Member States
will have Primary Society for Agro Producers, Agro Processors and Agro Traders
etc; Secondary Union that is essentially Marketing Board etc; Central Society
that includes: Agriculture Cooperative
Bank, Agriculture Research Service, Agriculture Capacity Building Service,
Agriculture Cooperatives Central Administration Service and Agriculture Cooperatives
Central Consultancy Service. The Capacity Building Service will include
Training and Re-training of Paramedics – Human, Para Vet – Animal, Para
Agromedics - Plant as well as Plant Doctors (DPM – Doctor of Plant Medicine).
15.
Should
each of 193/306 UN Member States Governments at all levels as well as each of
UN System: UNO, WBG, IMF, WTO (ITO) Entities genuinely commit to answering SDG How Questions, Amazing
TRANSFORMATION would our before eyes of Citizens in each of 193/306 UN Member
States to the Glory of God and Benefit of Humanity.
UNRISD Strategy 2016 – 2020
UNRISD is an autonomous UN System
Entity. UNRISD is uniquely positioned to help 193/306 UN Member States
Governments: Executive, Legislature, Judiciary, at all levels and UN System:
UNO, WBG, IMF, WTO (ITO) Entities and their National and Global Partners to meaningfully
address all points made above. To achieve this, we wish to make the following
comments and suggestions for improving delivery on the UNRISD Strategy 2016 –
2020 in the time remaining:-
1. The
description of State of the World
written by UNRISD in 1979 is still
very current today – 40 years later.
Gaps need to be identified and filled and on time. It is pertinent to note that
Hunger, Malnutrition and Poverty are not
exclusive to Poor South Countries or Countries in Conflict.
Poverty in UK is at Victoria Era levels for many Whites and other Ethnic
Nationalities in UK today and numbers could increase significantly given
direction of ongoing Brexit Negotiations.
This is likely to increase UK woes, EU woes, Europe woes and woes in other
Regions Worldwide, if remedial action is
not speedily taken to move away from Brexit
as Force for Evil and move to Brexit
as Force for Good. Poverty in the US is at Jim Crow Era levels for many
Whites and other Ethnic Nationalities in US today. The situation is same or
worse in many other North Countries as well as South Countries. This underlines
the need for UNRISD to serve both North
and South Countries in the new dispensation.
2.
UNRISD listed several World Summits
that produced Good Global Plans, yet
real and complex Social Development, Economic Development and related problems persist or have worsened. This
underlines the fact that coming up
with Good Plans is One thing, fully
Implementing these Plans with effective
Monitoring and Evaluation of this Implementation is a different Ball Game and it is especially Difficult. This reality
must be better addressed and for Development
Impact and Development Result.
3.
UNRISD determination to address three overarching challenges – inequality,
conflict and unsustainable practises is welcome. However, the three challenges are interlinked,
interconnected and interdependent, that is indivisible and need to be tackled
as One, within Delivery on SDG Vision in all Communities
in all 193/306 UN Member States, for Best Results.
4.
UNRISD ask What, Why and How Questions. UNRISD Scorecard shows that it is Good
at finding answer to What and Why Questions. However, it appears that finding answer to How Questions have been
very challenging, over the years to date.
5.
In the first 50 years of International Development Cooperation (1960-2009) records show that What and Why Questions have been over answered but How Questions have
been avoided or evaded; that UN System: UNO, WBG, IMF Events organized to find
answer to How Questions end up providing answer to What Questions.
6.
Answer to How Questions is essentially DOING and this explains why it is
especially difficult to find. Whereas answer to What and Why Questions are essentially SAYING and this explains why
it is easy to find.
7. In
implementing answer to How
Questions, that is DOING, it is easy
to find Technical Solutions, Economic Solutions, Ecological Solutions etc but
it is especially difficult to find
Political Solutions due to Politicization and Polarization problems in the
specific Community, Sub-national, National, Sub-regional, Regional and Global
location context. The implication is that in finding answer to How Questions,
coming up with Technical Solutions and related Solutions without coming up with
Political Solutions amount to no issue
or is no issue or no solution.
8.
In finding, implementing and
evaluating implementation of answer to How Question, there is a need for Thinking Through and Thinking Ahead in
each specific Community, Sub-national, National, Sub-regional, Regional and
Global location context. However Thinking Through and Thinking Ahead in each
specific Community, Sub-national, National, Sub-regional, Regional and Global
location context is a Vocation Somebody
(An Institution with demonstrated levels of Hard Competencies: Learning and Skills and Soft Competencies: Character Courage, Discipline and Mindset) MUST be Mandated by Statutory Authority in
the specific location context to have responsibility for.
9.
The Role of answer to SDG How Questions and related PSM (Public Sector
Management) etc How Questions in delivery
on above SDG Pledge is clear. The
problem is Can SDG How Questions and
related PSM etc How Questions be answered without all relevant National and
Global Stakeholders meaningfully addressing issues of:-
a) Denial, Deception, Delusion
b)
Exclusion
of Ideas Creators from Implementation and Evaluation of Ideas harvested from
Consultations, Conferences, Studies, Meetings etc and included in Outcome
Documents, Study Reports, Development Plans etc.
c) Correct
Diagnosis, Correct Prescription, Correct Surgery, Correct Recovery Management.
d)
Multiple
Approaches by all concerned National and international Stakeholders,
many of which are divergent or contradictory.
e)
Rethinking
Applied Knowledge, Applied Research, Applied Policy, Applied
History
f)
Rethinking Development,
Diplomacy, Defence, Democracy, Data, Digitization
g)
Rethinking
Planning, Implementation, Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning, Results,
Measuring Success.
h)
Reforming
UN System: UNO, WBG, IMF, WTO (ITO) to be Institution Fit for the 21st
Century.
i)
New
Thinking, New Ideas, New Ways of Doing Things and new Partnerships.
j)
Pilot
Programs and Scale Up Programs for Practicalizing
Implementation and Evaluation of answers in (9a) – (9j)
Moving Forward: 4 Steps
If
each of the 193/306 UN Member States is to undergo required Transformation to
Deliver on SDG Pledge in the 12 ¾ Years remaining, the State Authorities will
have to take 4 Steps Together:-
1.
Condense
all 17 SDGs into a Single Statement “Ending Hunger, Malnutrition and Poverty”
in each Community in each of the Sub-national levels and at National Level in
the Member State.
2.
Convert Single Statement into Policy, Program,
Project Interventions 3PIs and 3PIs Training as One within 3 Themes:-
a)
Thinking
– Thinking Ahead and thinking Through
b)
Productivity
– Innovation and Entrepreneurship
c)
Funding
– Development Finance and Cooperatives Movement
and
in ways that effectively overhaul Decayed 12 Integrated Systems: Research,
Planning, Data, Digitization, Implementation, Communication, Finance,
Cooperatives, Monitoring, Evaluation, Results and Learning.
3.
Operationalize
3PIs and 3PIs Training as One within Pilot Program and Scale Up Program.
4.
Recognize
Mobilizing Political Will is Key to Design and Delivery of Pilot Program and
Scale Up Program that Work in the Member State.
Conclusion
If ECOSOC does not know why
Design and Delivery of past Global Plans identified in its Study Reports and
other Reports had flaws and failures, ECOSOC will not know How to help
National and Global Stakeholders Design or Re-design current and future Global
Plans, especially 2030 Transformation Agenda: AAAA, SDG, COP21 for
sustainable success in the Delivery on SDG Pledge in all Communities in all 193/306 UN Member States by 2030
target date.
If 2018 is to mark turning point in the
work towards getting all Communities in all 193/306 UN Member States back on
Track towards delivery on above SDG Pledge, then ECOSOC needs to consider and take appropriate action and on time
on comments and suggestions set out in this Paper. It is our hope that Bright
Prospects of Success would not be lost.
Contact:
Director General
International
Society for Poverty Elimination / Economic Alliance Group
Ado Ekiti –
Nigeria, West – Africa.
Email: nehap.initiative@yahoo.co.uk 12 April 2018.
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