Ms. Nisha Agrawal, CEO, Oxfam India, briefs about India’s progress in achieving MDGs and the necessary actions that needs to speeded up to achieve the goals by 2015. She also, adds that slow implementation of schemes is a major challenge in achieving the goals. The challenges faced and the roles of different stake holders have been depicted in a small drama.

Rahul Bose urges people to Make Noise for the Millennium Development Goals. With only five years left until the 2015 deadline to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has called on world leaders to attend a summit in New York on 20-22 September 2010 to accelerate progress towards the MDGs.

This episode describes the need and significance of the Millennium Development Goals. MDGs adopted under UN Millennium Declaration, 2000 are very important in order to improve lives of people all over the world. Mr. Dola Mohapatra said, India has made progress in many MDG indicators but maternal and new born child health needs special attention. He says, most of the MDGs are achievable. This programme also discuss about the actions that needs to be taken by the stakeholders to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by 2015.

A vox pop on United Nations Millennium Goals.

This programme depicts the role of citizen's in achieving the Millennium Development Goals. Citizen's role is very critical in tracking the progress and information dissemination about the MDGs. Amitabh Behar, Convener, Wada Na Todo Abhiyan feels, proper implementation of various schemes would help in the realisation of these goals.

This episode describes the need and significance of the Millennium Development Goals. MDGs adopted under UN Millennium Declaration, 2000 are very important in order to improve lives of people all over the world. Mr. Dola Mohapatra said, India has made progress in many MDG indicators but maternal and new born child health needs special attention. He says, most of the MDGs are achievable. This programme also discuss about the actions that needs to be taken by the stakeholders to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by 2015.

This episode depicts the role of women in realisation of Millennium Development Goals. Women can play a key role in achieving other Millennium Goals. Sandhya Venkateshwara, Co-Convener, Wada Na To Abhiyan (WNTA) briefs about the aims and objectives of Women's Tribunal Against Poverty. She says, Women's Tribunal Against Poverty has played an important role in raising their voices for rights by bringing them women at one platform.

This is an audio clip that can be used by you to mobilise people to join the STAND UP AND TAKE ACTION 2009. On October 16, 17 and 18 this year, people all over the world will take action to remind world leaders to invest in people first: in education, health,green jobs and infrastructure, sustainable agriculture and enterprise and in enabling greater representation for women and the socially excluded in all sectors.