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Call for the San Francisco Conference
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Creation of the UN Charter that included its Chapter IX on International Economic and Social Cooperation
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Understanding development cooperation as to contribute to peace and security as well
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Article 25 of the Declaration introduces the idea of everyone having an adequate standard of living for health and wellbeing
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First regional development initiative ever for post-World War 2 Europe. It was mainly focused on economic and infrastructure development
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Created by ECOSOC in order to make those benefits of developed countries' scientific advance and industrial progress available to developing nations.
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Organized by the Commonwealth to raise funds for development.
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Introduction of the concept of "South". It is said that states must continue fighting for their decolonization and the achievement of a greater social and economic development of their people
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It would now include non-European states as well.
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Initiative promoted by J.F.Kennedy to ameliorate US-Latin America relations through peaceful economic cooperation and development.
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Organization created for long-term socioeconomic development cooperation.
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This Group allowed developing countries to voice their views and perspecives on political and economic issues.
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Because of the peak on the nuclear arms race and the focus on Asia through the Vietnam War.
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Created by the World Bank. Aid is instrumentalized for political purposes and it establishes certain fields of action regarding development cooperation.
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To address extreme poverty alleviaiton and to focus aid on specific sectors via projects in health, education and sanitation. It would also propose the professionalization of aid.
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It states that the world is interconnected. This means there is a need for North-South cooperation and a "cooperation for world recovery".
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To create a growth-oriented program.
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This event would suppose a reduction of ODA.
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Through this index, aid would be measured in terms of health, education and access to everyday resources.
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To promote children wellbeing. Goals of reducing child mortality by 1/3, reduce maternal mortality by 1/2, reduce child malnutrition by 1/2, provide access to sanitation, provide universal access to basic education and completion of primary education by 80% of children, and protect children on situations of armed conflict.
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To rethink economic development to reduce its environmental impact.
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This Conference set the idea of democracy, development and Human Rights as three elements that go together.
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Several actors agreed on goals related to immigration, infant mortality, birth control, family planning, women's education, and protection of women from unsafe abortion practices.
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Cooperation and aid for post-natural disasters situations in SIDS.
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Achieved a new consensus on the need to put people at the center of development through the conquest of poverty and the establishment of full employment and fostering social integration.
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Advancement and empowerment of women, women and poverty, women and decision-making, violence against women. Gave a gender perspective to development.
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International cooperation for crime prevention through the exchange of views and experiences, mobilization of the public opinion, and the recommendation of policy options.
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To highlight the importance of cities and their development.
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Aid cooperation for post-natural disasters situations in order to ensure access to food to affected populations.
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To maximize trade, investment and development opportunities for developing states, as well as to assist their efforts to integrate in the world economy.
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Established in 2000 to help developing states achieve better living conditions by 2015.
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Established in 2015 to tackle the root causes of poverty and unite humanity to make a positive change for people and the planet by 2030.
