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.

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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