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Key Tweets from the Post 2015 High Level Meeting in Monrovia

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Jennifer James

David Cameron arrives in Monrovia to co-chair the Post-2015 High Level Meeting. Watch the video on The Guardian. Visit monrovia2015hlp.org to learn more about the meeting.

This week in Monrovia, Liberia a high level meeting is taking place to look at global development for post 2015 after the expiration of the UN’s Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Co-Chaired by UK Prime Minister David Cameron, Liberian president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, and Indonesia’s President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono along with 27 members of the high level panel will collectively determine the aid and development agenda for the next twenty years.

From the high level meeting several key tweets emerged at the #post2015hlp hashtag.

https://twitter.com/CharlieMTweets/status/297050577517543424
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    […] The maternal health MDG is all over the map globally. Some countries will successfully meet its MDG goals and others are far off the mark. In fact, the World Bank announced last year that the maternal health MDG will not be met, but that does not mean progress needs to slow or stop especially as world leaders work towards a post-2015 international development goals agenda. […]

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    […] In reality, some won’t be met by the 2015 deadline and that is why global leaders have already met to develop a framework for post-2015 development […]

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