World 'still struggling to reduce poverty'

Halfway through a 15-year global development plan, the world is failing to sufficiently cut hunger, maternal mortality and infant death rates, the United Nations said today.

World 'still struggling to reduce poverty'

Halfway through a 15-year global development plan, the world is failing to sufficiently cut hunger, maternal mortality and infant death rates, the United Nations said today.

Progress in reaching the Millennium Development Goals – set by global leaders in 2000 to alleviate world poverty, disease and hunger – has so far been mixed, the UN report from Geneva said.

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