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Speeches and Statements: UNDP Administrator

Clark: HIV Prevention - What can be done to get to Zero New Infections?

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Forum on Pathways of Democratic Transitions

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UNDP Administrator: Potentials of the Private Sector for Achievement of the MDGs

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Clark: Follow-up Meeting on the Millennium Development Goals in Tokyo, Japan

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Clark: Local governance critical for achieving development goals

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Helen Clark: Leaders of Change Summit, Istanbul

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Clark: Developing national capacity for peacebuilding

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Helen Clark: 12th Asia-Oceania Otolaryngology Congress in Auckland, New Zealand

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Clark: UN Inter-Agency Meeting on Inclusive Finance for Development

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Clark: UNDP International centre for private sector in Istanbul

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Helen Clark: International Women's Day

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Clark: Investing in Women and Entrepreneurship

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Helen Clark: How to push for reform at the HQ-level

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Clark: Equity: narrowing the gaps to push for achievement of the MDGs

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Clark: Gender Mainstreaming, Envisaged Collaboration with UN Women

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Helen Clark: HDR 20th Anniversary Commemoration of Dr Mahbub ul Haq

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Helen Clark: Remarks on "Delivering As One: Follow-Up to Hanoi"

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Helen Clark: 2011 UN Country Co-ordination Fund Donor Dialogue

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Helen Clark: UN Forum on Forests

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Helen Clark: Opening Introduction for the Session on Evaluation

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About Helen Clark
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Helen Clark became the Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme in 2009, and is the first woman to lead the organization. She also chairs the United Nations Development Group.

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Millennium Development Goals

  1. 1Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
  2. 2Achieve universal primary education
  3. 3Promote gender equality and empower women
  4. 4Reduce child mortality
  5. 5Improve maternal health
  6. 6Combat HIV / AIDS, malaria and other diseases
  7. 7Ensure environmental sustainability
  8. 8Develop a global partnership for development

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Africa's renaissance deserves continued support | Helen Clark

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Africa has made significant progress in human development, but it needs global support to continue along this path.


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