(May 2015) By Erna Solberg , Prime Minister of Norway in collaboration with Ambassador Dho Young-shim and Stine Bosse
(January 2012) By Jan Eliasson
(April 2011)
By Tony Blair and Ray Chambers
(February 2011)
By Jan Eliasson
(November 2010)
By Wangari Maathai
(October 2010) By Akin Adesina, Wangari Maathai and Gra?a Machel
(October 2010)
By Akin Adesina, Mukesh Ambani, Stine Bosse, Ray Chambers, Dho Young-Shim, Philippe Douste-Blazy, Jan Eliasson, Julio Frenk, Gra?a Machel, Wangari Maathai and Jeffrey Sachs
Interviews
on empowering women through education (May 2014)
on global health, women and girls, education and more (December 2010)
on agriculture and the Advocacy Group's plans to achieve MDG 1, eradicating extreme poverty and hunger (July 2010)
Articles
UN NewsCentre Stories
(September 2011)
MDG Advocates have agreed to lead a series of targeted actions to boost the achievement of the Âé¶¹APP targets to slash hunger, poverty, disease and lack of access to education by 2015.
(September 2010)
Continuing his drive to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (), Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon rallied his ¡°superheroes,¡± a group of eminent personalities he appointed to boost the effort to slash hunger, poverty, disease and lack of access to education by 2015.
(July 2010)
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon underscored the vital role played by the group of current and former political leaders, businesspeople and thinkers he set up last month to spur action on the Millennium Development Goals (), stating that the time has come to turn commitments into action.
(June 2010)
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon that he is establishing an advocacy group of eminent persons to try to galvanize support worldwide towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals () by their target date of 2015.
Videos
The MDG Advocacy Group meets at a special event during the Summit in New York.
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