Global Monitoring Report 2006

Global Monitoring Report 2006: "The third annual Global Monitoring Report on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), subtitled Strengthening Mutual Accountability � Aid, Trade and Governance was published on April 20, 2006, by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
It highlights economic growth, better quality aid, and trade reforms, as well as governance as essential elements to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
'Less than 10 years remain until 2015, the target year for the MDGs. We are making progress in many countries, and this shows that development efforts can deliver results. But with just a decade to achieve the goals, it�s urgent for both developing countries and the donor community to improve governance to ensure we get the results we seek. This report proposes a framework that defines governance, and proposes tools for monitoring it.'
� Paul Wolfowitz, President, The World Bank"