Contents

1.	Governments
1.1.	Meeting the Needs of Human Settlements
1.2.	Economically Sustainable Development
1.3.	Promoting Gender Equality
1.4.	Enabling/Empowering Future Generations

2.	Government with Support of All Stakeholders
2.1	Expanding/Building Capacities for Sustainable Development
2.2	Eradicating Poverty
2.3	Promoting Public Health
2.4	Meeting People’s Basic Needs
2.5	Planning and Developing Human Settlements
2.6	Planning and Managing Land Resources
2.7	National Strategies

3.	Government/Local Authorities with Support of All Stakeholders
3.1	Increasing Cooperation

4.	Government with Support of All Relevant Stakeholders
4.1	Gender Equality and Decision-making
4.2	Gender Equality and Economy
4.3	Gender Equality and Education
4.4	Gender Equality and the Environment
4.5	Eradicating Poverty
4.6	Gender Equality and Health
4.7	Gender Equality and Protection of  the Girl-Child
4.8	Gender Equality and Human Rights
4.9	Gender Equality and Poverty
4.10 	Institutional Mechanisms for Advancement of Women
4.10	Gender Equality and Media
4.11	Women and Violence/Conflict

5.	Government, with Support of Relevant International Governmental Organizations(IGOs), and, International Non-Governmental Organizations(INGOs), and/or Non-Governmental Organizations(NGOs)
5.1	Agriculture/Food
5.2	Education
5.3	Environment
5.4	Food
5.5	Forestry
5.6	Freshwater
5.7	Gender Equality
5.8	Habitat
5.9	Health
5.10	Mountain Environments
5.11	NGOs
5.12	Social Integration
5.13	Solid Waste/Sewage

6.	Government, with Support of Relevant IGOs, INGOs,  NGOs, and Business
6.1	Improving the General Quality of Life

7.	Government, with Support of Business and Industry, Trade Unions, and Relevant IGOs, INGOs, and NGOs
7.1	Promoting the Rights of Workers

8.	Government with Support of Academia, Education, Industry, Media, and relevant IGO’s, INGOs, and NGOs.
8.1	Promoting Sciences

1.  Government	
1.1  Meeting the Needs of Human Settlements	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
7.39	Does your country have plans to see to the provision of adequate environmental infrastructure facilities in all settlements by the future target date?	Human Settlements	2025		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
1.2  Economically Sustainable Development	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
World Summit
 for Social 
Development
Pg. 35	Is your country implementing fully and as scheduled the Final Act of the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations?	Government,
Industry and Business	
- - - -		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
1.3  Promoting Gender Equality	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
24.2.c	Has your country established mechanisms at the national, regional, and international levels to assess the implementation and impact of development and environmental policies and programmes on women and to ensure their contributions and benefits?	Women	1995		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
24.2.c	Has your country developed and issued a strategy of changes necessary to eliminate constitutional, legal and administrative, cultural, behavioural, social and economic obstacles to women’s full participation in sustainable development and public life?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
24.5	If your country is party to the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women, have it reviewed and suggested amendments to it, with a view to strengthening those elements of the convention related to environment and development?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
1.4  Enabling/Empowering Future Generations	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
25.9.a	Has your country established procedures allowing for consultation and possible participation of youth of both genders in decision-making processes with regard to the environment, involving youth at the local, national and regional levels?	Youth	1993		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?			

2.  Government with Support of All Stakeholders	
2.1  Expanding/Building Capacities for Sustainable Development	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
37.4.a	Has your country undertaken a review of its capacity—and capability requirements for devising national sustainable development strategies?	Government	1994		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
2.2  Eradicating Poverty	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 15	Has your country set and met a target date to formulate or strengthen the national policies and strategies geared to substantially reducing overall poverty in the shortest possible time, reducing inequalities and eradicating absolute poverty?	Local Authorities	1996         		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
2.3  Promoting Public Health	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
6.12	Has your country been able to reduce measles deaths by 95% and reduce measles cases by 90% compared with pre-immunization levels?	Entire Population	1995		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
6.12	[where applicable] Has your country been able to eliminate Guinea Worm disease; eradicate polio, and/or effectively control river blindness and leprosy?	Entire 
Population	2000
		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
6.12	Has your country reduced the number of deaths from childhood diarrhoea according to the set objective (for developing countries, by 50 to 75% of previous numbers)?	Children	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
6.12	Has your country reduced the incidence of childhood diarrhoea by at least 25 to 50% (for developing countries)?	Children	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
6.12	Has your country initiated comprehensive programmes to reduce mortality from acute respiratory infections in children under five by at least one third?	Children Under 5	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
6.12	[if malaria has been a significant problem for you] Has your country instituted an anti-malaria programme?	Entire 
Population	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
6.12	[if major human parasitic infections are endemic to in your country] Has a control plan for major human parasitic infections been implemented in your country, and have you realized a marked reduction (from the 1984 baseline) in the incidence, prevalence, and intensity of trematode and filarial infections? (6.12.a-i)	Entire
Population	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
6.12	Has your country participated in efforts to mobilize and unify national and international efforts against the spread of AIDS, to prevent infection and to reduce the personal and social impact of HIV infection?	Entire Population	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
6.12	[where applicable] Has your country contained the potential for a resurgence in tuberculosis?	Children/ Entire 
Population	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
2nd UN Conference on Human Settlements/
143	Has your country developed and implemented national, subnational and local health plans or strategies and strengthen environmental health services to prevent, mitigate and respond to diseases and ill health resulting from poor conditions in living and working environments and the conditions of people living in poverty, and achieved a 10 to 40 per cent improvement in health indicators by the target year?	Poor Populations	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
CAIRO +5/
IV.,B.,58	Where there is a gap between contraceptive use and the proportion of individuals
expressing a desire to space or limit their families, is your country attempting to close this gap
by at least 50 per cent by 2005?	Men and Women	2005		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
CAIRO +5/
IV., C., 64.	Is your country taking measures to ensure, where the maternal mortality rate is very high, that at least
40 per cent of all births are assisted by skilled attendants by the target year?	Mothers	2005		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
CAIRO +5/
IV.,D. 70	Is your country, with assistance from UNAIDS and donors, taking measures to ensure that at least 95 
percent of young men and women aged 15 to 24 have access to the information, education and services 
necessary to develop the life skills required to reduce their vulnerability to HIV infection (services should 
include access to preventive methods such as female and male condoms, voluntary testing, counselling 
and follow-up)?  	Young Men and Women	2010		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
CAIRO +5/
IV., B., 58.	Where there is a gap between contraceptive use and the proportion of individuals expressing a desire to space or limit their families, is your country attempting to close this gap by at least 75 per cent by 2010?	Men and Women	2010		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
CAIRO +5/
IV., C., 64.	Is your country taking measures to ensure, where the maternal mortality rate is very high, that at least
50 per cent of all births are assisted by skilled attendants by the target year?	Mothers	2010		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
International Conference on Population and Development
7.16	Has your country been able to make reproductive health accessible to all individuals of appropriate ages?  If not, do you expect to meet the end-target year 2015 (“Reproductive health care” as defined in the context of 7.16 of the International Conference on Population and Development declaration)?	Men and Women	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
International Conference on Population and Development
7.16; 7.19	Is your country able to provide universal access to a full range of safe and reliable family-planning methods, and to related reproductive health services
which are not against the law?  If not, do you expect to be able to provide these choices by the end-target year 2015?	Men and Women	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 19	Has your country taken, or does it plan to take appropriate measures to ensure, on the basis of equality of men and women, universal access to the widest range of health-care services, including those relating to reproductive health care, consistent with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development?	Men and Women	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 20	Has your country taken, or does it plan to take appropriate measures to ensure, on the basis of equality of men and women, universal access to the widest range of health-care services, including those relating to reproductive health care, consistent with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development?	Men and Women	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 55	Is your country taking steps towards making accessible, through the primary health-care system, reproductive health to all individuals of appropriate ages as soon as possible and no later than the end-target year 2015, in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development, and taking into account the reservations and declarations made at that Conference, especially those concerning the need for parental guidance and parental responsibility?	Men and Women	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
The UN Millennium Declaration	Is your country taking all possible steps to halt, and begin to reverse, the spread of HIV/AIDS, the
scourge of malaria and other major diseases that afflict humanity?	Entire Population	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
The UN Millennium Declaration
Pg. 5	Is your country taking all possible steps to have reduced maternal mortality by three quarters, and
under-five child mortality by two thirds, of their current rates by the target date? 	Mothers	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
CAIRO +5/
IV., C., 64.	Is your country taking measures to ensure, where the maternal mortality rate is very high, that at least
60 per cent of all births are assisted by skilled attendants by the target year? 	Mothers	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
2.4  Meeting People’s Basic Needs	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
The UN Millennium Declaration
Pg. 5	Is your country taking steps to meet the target plan to halve the proportion of the world’s people whose income is less than one dollar a day and the proportion of people who suffer from hunger and, by the same date, to halve the proportion of people who are unable
to reach or to afford safe drinking water?	Populations in Poverty	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
2.5  Planning and Developing Human Settlements	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
7.38	[if you are a developing country]  Has your country incorporated, in your national strategies, programmes to build the necessary technical, financial and human resource capacity aimed at ensuring better integration of infrastructure and environmental planning?	People in Human Settlements	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
7.77.a	Has your country invested energy into energies strengthening the development of human resources and of capacities of public sector institutions through technical assistance and international cooperation so as to achieve substantial improvement in the efficiency of governmental activities? 	People in Human Settlements	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
2.6  Planning and Managing Land Resources	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
10.5.a	Has your country reviewed and developed policies to support the best possible use of land and sustainable management of land resources? 	Population	1996		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
10.5.d	Have mechanisms been initiated within your country to facilitate the active involvement and participation of all concerned, particularly communities and local people at the local level, in decision-making on land use and management? 	Local Community	1996		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
10.5.a	Has your country reviewed and developed policies to support the best possible use of land and sustainable management of land resources? 	Government and Population	1996		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
10.5.d	Have mechanisms been initiated within your country to facilitate the active involvement and participation of all concerned, particularly communities and local people at the local level, in decision-making on land use and management? 	Local Community	1996	
	
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
10.5.c	Has your country strengthened institutions and coordinating mechanisms for land and land resources? 	Government	1998		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
10.5.c	Has your country strengthened institutions and coordinating mechanisms for land and land resources?	Government	1998		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
10.5.b	Have there been improvement in, and strengthening of the planning, management and evaluation systems for land and land resources? 	Government	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
2.7  National Strategies	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Rio +5, Earth Summit II/
18	In time for the Earthsummit 2002, will the appropriate actors in your country have  formulated, and elaborated on national strategies for sustainable development-- that reflect the contributions and responsibilities of all interested parties? 	All Stakeholders	2002		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		

3.  Government/Local Authorities with Support of All Stakeholders	
3.1  Increasing Cooperation	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
28.2.b	Has your country participated with the international community to initiate a consultative process aimed at increasing cooperation between local authorities?	Local Authorities	1993		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
28.2.c	Have your country’s representatives of associations of cities, and other local authorities, increased levels cooperation and coordination with the goal of enhancing the exchange of information and experience among local authorities?	Local Authorities	1994		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
28.2.a	Have most of the local authorities in your country undertaken a consultative process with their populations and achieved a consensus on a ‘local Agenda 21’ for their community?	Local Authorities	1996		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		

4.  Government with Support of All Relevant Stakeholders	
4.1  Gender Equality and Decision-making	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to take measures to ensure women's equal access to and full participation in power structures and decision-making (in accordance with strategic objective G. 1.)?
	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to increase women's capacity to participate in decision-making and leadership (in accordance with strategic objective G. 2.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
4.2  Gender Equality and Economy	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to promote women's economic rights and independence, including access to employment, appropriate working conditions and control over economic resources (in accordance with strategic objective F. 1.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to facilitate women's equal access to resources, employment, markets and trade (in accordance with strategic objective F. 2.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to provide business services, training and access to markets, information and technology, particularly to low-income women (in accordance with strategic objective F. 3.)?	Low-income Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to strengthen women's economic capacity and commercial networks (in accordance with strategic objective F. 4.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to eliminate occupational segregation and all forms of employment discrimination (in accordance with strategic objective F. 5.)?	Women and Men	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to promote harmonization of work and family responsibilities for women and men (in accordance with strategic objective F. 6.)?	Women and Men	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
4.3  Gender Equality and Education	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Fourth World Conference on Women	 Has your country been able to ensure equal access to education (in accordance with strategic objective B. 1.)?	Entire Population	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to eradicate illiteracy among women (in accordance with strategic objective B. 2.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to improve women's access to vocational training, science and technology, and continuing education (in accordance with strategic objective B. 3.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to develop non-discriminatory education and training (in accordance with strategic objective B. 4.)?	Entire Population	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to allocate sufficient resources for and monitor the implementation of educational reforms (in accordance with strategic objective B. 5.)?		2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to promote lifelong education and training for girls and women (in accordance with strategic objective B. 6.)?		2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
4.4  Gender Equality and the Environment	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to involve women actively in environmental decision-making at all levels (in accordance with strategic objective K. 1.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth WorldConference on Women	Has your country been able to integrate gender concerns and perspectives in policies and programmes for sustainable development (in accordance with strategic objective K. 2.)?	Government and Population	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to strengthen or establish mechanisms at the national, regional, and international levels to assess the impact of development and environmental policies on women (in accordance with strategic objective K. 3.)?	Government and Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
4.5  Eradicating Poverty	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
SOCIAL SUMMIT +5
2.25	Has your country taken measures to place poverty eradication at the centre of economic and social                                            development and build consensus with all relevant actors at all levels on policies and strategies to reduce the proportion of  people living in extreme poverty by one half by the target year, with a view to eradicating poverty. 	People in Poverty	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
4.6  Gender Equality and Health	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to increase women's access throughout the life cycle to appropriate, affordable and quality health care, information and related services (in accordance with strategic objective C. 1.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to strengthen preventive programmes that promote women's health (in accordance with strategic objective C. 2.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to undertake gender-sensitive initiatives that address sexually transmitted diseases, HIV/AIDS, and sexual and reproductive health issues (in accordance with strategic objective C. 3.)?	Entire Population	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to promote research and disseminate information on women's health. Actions to be taken (in accordance with strategic objective C. 4.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to increase resources and monitor follow-up for women's health (in accordance with strategic objective C. 5.)	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
4.7  Gender Equality and Protection of the Girl-Child	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to eliminate all forms of discrimination against the girl-child (in accordance with strategic objective L. 1.)?	Girl-children	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to eliminate negative cultural attitudes and practices against girls (in accordance with strategic objective L. 2.)?	Girl-children	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to promote and protect the rights of the girl-child and increase awareness of her needs and potential (in accordance with strategic objective L. 3.)?	Girl-children	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to eliminate discrimination against girls in education, skills development and training (in accordance with strategic objective L. 4.)?	Girl-children	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to eliminate discrimination against girls in health and nutrition (in accordance with strategic objective L. 5.)?	Girl-children	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to eliminate the economic exploitation of child labour and protect young girls at work (in accordance with strategic objective L. 6.)?	Girl-children	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to eradicate violence against the girl-child (in accordance with strategic objective L. 7.)?	Girl-children	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to promote the girl-child's awareness of and participation in social, economic and political life (in accordance with strategic objective L. 8.)?	Girl-children	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to strengthen the role of the family in improving the status of the girl-child (in accordance with strategic objective L. 9.)?	Girl-children	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
4.8  Gender Equality and Human Rights	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to promote and protect the human rights of women, through the full implementation of all human rights instruments, especially the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (in accordance with strategic objective I. 1.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to ensure equality and non-discrimination under the law and in practice (in accordance with strategic objective I. 2.)?	Entire Population	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to achieve legal literacy (in accordance with strategic objective I. 3.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
4.9  Gender Equality and Poverty	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to review, adopt and maintain macroeconomic policies and development strategies that address the needs and efforts of women in poverty (in accordance with strategic objective A. 1.)?	Women in Poverty	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to revise laws and administrative practices to 
ensure women's equal rights and access to economic resources (in accordance with strategic objective A. 2.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to provide women with access to savings and credit mechanisms and institutions (in accordance with strategic objective A. 3.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to develop gender-based methodologies and conduct research to address the feminization of poverty relief (in accordance with strategic objective A. 4.)?	Women and Men	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
4.10  Institutional Mechanisms for Advancement of Women	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to create or strengthen national machineries and other governmental bodies (in accordance with strategic objective H. 1.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to integrate gender perspectives in legislation, public policies, programmes and projects (in accordance with strategic objective H. 2.)?	Women and Men	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to generate and disseminate gender-disaggregated data and information for planning and evaluation (in accordance with strategic objective H. 3.)?	Men and Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
4.11  Gender Equality and Media 	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to increase the participation and access of women to expression and decision-making in and through the media and new technologies of communication (in accordance with strategic objective J. 1.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to promote a balanced and non-stereotyped portrayal of women in the media(in accordance with strategic objective J. 2.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
4.12  Women and Violence/Conflict	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to take integrated measures to prevent and eliminate violence against women (in accordance with strategic objective D. 1.)	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to study the causes and consequences of violence against women and the effectiveness of preventive measures (in accordance with strategic objective D. 2.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to eliminate trafficking in women and assist victims of violence due to prostitution and trafficking (in accordance with strategic objective D. 3.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to increase the participation of women in conflict resolution at decision-making levels and protect women living in situations of armed and other conflicts or under foreign occupation (in accordance with strategic objective E. 1.)?	Women and Population	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to reduce excessive military expenditures and control the availability of armaments (in accordance with strategic objective E. 2.)?	Government and Population	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to promote non-violent forms of conflict resolution and reduce the incidence of human rights abuse in conflict situations (in accordance with strategic objective E. 3.)?	Government and Populations	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to promote women's contribution to fostering a culture of peace (in accordance with strategic objective E. 4.)?	Women and Populations	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to provide protection, assistance and training to refugee women, other displaced women in need of international protection and internally displaced women (in accordance with strategic objective E. 5.)?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Fourth World Conference on Women	Has your country been able to provide assistance to the women of the colonies and non-self-governing territories (in accordance with strategic objective E. 6.)?	Women of former-Colonies and non-Self-Governing Territories	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		

5.  Government, with Support of Relevant IGO’s, and, INGOs, and/or NGO’s	
5.1  Agriculture/Food	
Source	Issue
Area	Objective	Target
Group/Area	Target
Date	Reference	
Agenda 21
14.8.a	Has your country reviewed, and where appropriate established, programmes to integrate environmental and sustainable development with policy analysis for the food and agricultural sector and relevant macroeconomic policy analysis, formulation, and implementation? 	Government	1995		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
14.8.b	Has your country sought to maintain and develop (as appropriate) operational multisectoral plans, programmes and policy measures to enhance sustainable food production and food security, within the framework of sustainable development?	Government	1998		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
14.75.c	Has your country established operational and interactive networks among farmers, researchers and extension services to promote and develop integrated pest management?	Farmers/
Environment	1998		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
14.45.a	Has your country reviewed, and initiated as appropriate, national land-resource surveys, including indigenous knowledge, and detailing the location, extent and severity of land degradation?	Local Populations/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
14.57.c	Has your country adopted policies, and strengthened or established programmes for in-situ on farm and ex-situ conservation and sustainable use of plant genetic resources for food and agriculture, integrated into programmes for sustainable agriculture?	Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
14.75.a	Has your country realized improvements in and/or implemented plant protection and animal health services, including mechanisms to control the distribution and use of pesticides, and to implement the international Code of Conduct on the Distribution and Use of Pesticides? 	Animals/
Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
14.85.a	Has your country sought to develop and maintain the integrated plant nutrition approach, and optimised the availability of fertilizer and other plant nutrients?	Environment
Farmers/
Population	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
14.85.b	Has your country been able to establish and maintain institutional and human infrastructure to enhance effective decision-making on soil productivity?	Environment
Farmers/
Population	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
14.94	Has a process of environmentally sound energy transition in rural communities been initiated and encouraged in your country, from unsustainable energy sources, to structured and diversified energy sources by making available new and renewable sources of energy?	Community	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
14.8.c	Does your country have plans to involve itself to help maintain and enhance the ability of developing countries, particularly the least developed ones, to themselves manage [sustainable agriculture] policy, programming, and planning activities by 2005?	Developing Countries	2005		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
 5.2  Education	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
36.5.a	Has your country striven to update or prepare strategies aimed at integrating environment and development as a cross-cutting issue into education at all levels?  	Government/
Environment	1992-95		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 22	Has your country sought to develop broad-based education programmes that promote and strengthen respect for all human rights and fundamental freedoms, including the right to development, promote the values of tolerance, responsibility and respect for the diversity and rights of others, and provide training in peaceful conflict resolution, in recognition of the United Nations Decade for Human Rights Education (1995-2005)?	Entire Populations	1995- 2005		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
36.5.a	Has your country sought to strengthen its information exchange…to promote environment and development education and public awareness? 	Population/
Environment	1996		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
25.5	Has your country ensured that more than 50% of your youth (gender balanced) are enrolled in or have access to appropriate secondary education or equivalent educational or vocational training programmes, by increasing participation and access rates on an annual basis?	Youth	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 54	Is your country taking measures towards closing the gender gap in primary and secondary school education by the target date?	Primary and Secondary School-age Children	2005		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
CAIRO +5
II.,E.,c.	Is your country taking measures to reduce the rate of illiteracy of women and men, at least halving it for women and girls by the target year, compared with the rate in 1990?	Entire Population	2005		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
CAIRO +5/
II.,E.,c.;
SOCIAL SUMMIT +5	Is your country taking measures to eliminate the gender gap in primary and secondary education by the target year? 	Boys and Girls	2005		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
CAIRO +5
II.,E.,c.	Is your country taking measures to ensure that the net primary school enrollment ratio for children of both sexes will be at least 90 per cent by the target year (compared with an estimated 85 per cent in 2000)?	Boys and Girls	2010		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
The UN Millennium Declaration
Pg. 5	Is your country taking all of possible steps to help ensure that, by the target date, children everywhere, boys and girls alike, will be able to complete a full course of primary schooling and that girls and boys will have equal access to all levels of education? 	All Children	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 54	Has your country achieved universal access to basic education and completion of primary education by at least 80 per cent of primary school-age children?	Primary School-age Children	2015	
	
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
International Conference on Population and Development
11.6	In accordance with the World Conference on Education for All (Jomtien, Thailand, 1990) does your country expect to ensure complete access to primary school or an equivalent level of education, by both girls and boys? 	Youth	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 54	Is your country participating with other countries to achieve universal primary education in all countries by the target date?  (pg. 54)	All Children	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 55;
SOCIAL SUMMIT +5	Has your country made progress in reducing the adult illiteracy rate - the appropriate age group to be determined in each country - to at least half its 1990 level, with an emphasis on female literacy; achieving universal access to quality education, with particular priority being given to primary and technical education and job training, combating illiteracy, and eliminating gender disparities in access to, retention in and support for education?	Adults	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
5.3  Environment	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
6.40	Has your country incorporated appropriate environmental health safeguards as part of national development programmes?	Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
6.40	Has your country established, as appropriate, adequate national infrastructure programmes for providing environmental injury, hazard, surveillance?	Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
6.40	Has your country established, as appropriate,
integrated programmes for tackling pollution at the source and at the disposal site?	Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
6.40	Has your country identified and compiled as appropriate, the necessary statistical information on health effects to support cost/benefit analysis?	Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
5.4  Food	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Rome
7., 59., 7.2	Has your country undertaken an ongoing effort towards the adequacy and effectiveness of the allocation and use of financial and human resources for action required to ensure food for all as a follow-up to the World Food Summit, and reallocated available resources accordingly, with special references to the needs of countries facing deteriorating food security, nutrition, health and resource degradation?  (7., 59., 7.2).	Entire Populations, esp. Those Facing Food Shortages	1997		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Rome	Is your country participating to help realize the international pledge, of our political will and our common and national commitment, to achieve food security for all and reduce the number of undernourished people to half their present level no later than the target year.?	Populations Facing Food Shortages	
2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
5.5  Forestry	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
11.3.a	Has your country made any moves to strengthen the capacities and capabilities of national institutions to enable them to acquire the necessary knowledge for the protection and conservation of forests…enhance the effectiveness of programmes and activities related to the management and development of forests?	Forests/
Government	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
5.6  Freshwater	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
18.11.a.i	Has your country designed and initiated costed and targeted national [freshwater] action programmes, and put in place appropriate institutional structures and legal instruments?	Populations/
Environment
Government	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
18.11.a.11	Has your country established efficient water-use programmes to attain sustainable resource utilization patterns? 	Populations/
Environment
Government	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
18.26.a	Has your country studied in detail the feasibility of installing water resources assessment services?  (18.26.a)	Populations/
Environment
Government	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
18.58.a	Has your country ensured that all urban residents have access to at least 40 litres per capita per day of safe water and that 75% of the urban population are provided with on-site or community facilities for sanitation?	Urban Populations	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
18.58.b	Has your country established and applied quantitative and qualitative discharge standards for municipal and industrial effluents? 	Municipal and Industrial Effluents	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
18.58.c	Has your country ensured that 75% of solid waste generated in urban areas are collected and recycled or disposed of in an environmentally safe way?	Urban Populations/
Urban Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
5.7  Gender Equality	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 20	Has your country ratified the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (with as few reservations as possible) and other relevant instruments, and implemented the Nairobi Forward-looking Strategies for the Advancement of Women, the Geneva Declaration for Rural Women, and the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development?	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 20	Did your country give specific attention to the preparations for the Fourth World
Conference on Women, held at Fourth World Conference on Women in September 1995, and has attention been given to the implementation and follow-up of the conclusions of that Conference? 	Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
5.8  Habitat	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
The UN Millennium Declaration
Pg. 5;
ISTANBUL +5	Is your country taking all possible steps to help achieve a significant global improvement in the lives of at least 100 million slum dwellers as proposed in the “Cities Without Slums” initiative?	Slum-dwellers	2020		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
5.9  Health	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
International Conference on Population and Development
8.16	Did your country reduce their infant and under-5 mortality rates by one third, or to 50 and 70 per 1,000 live births, respectively, whichever was less? 	Children under-5	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
International Conference on Population and Development
8.21	Did your country achieve a reduction in maternal
mortality by one half of the 1990 levels by the target year? 	Mothers	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 54	Has your country achieved an average life expectancy of not less than 60 years?	Entire Population	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 54	Has your country achieved a reduction of mortality rates of infants and children under five years of age by one third of the 1990 level, or 50 to 70 per 1,000? 	Children under-5	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 54	Has your country achieved a reduction in maternal mortality by one half of the 1990 level (by the year 2015 do you also expect   a further reduction by one half? 	Mothers	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 55	Has your country achieved a reduction of severe and moderate malnutritionin children under five years of age by half of the 1990 level? 	Children under-5	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 55	Has your country reduced malaria mortality and morbidity by at least 20 per cent compared to 1995 levels? 	Entire Population	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
International Conference on Population and Development
8.16	If your country has intermediate mortality levels, do you expect to achieve an infant mortality rate below 50 deaths per 1,000 and an under-5 mortality rate below 60 deaths per 1,000 births by the target date? 	Children under-5	2005		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
International Conference on Population and Development
8.5	If it has not already, does your country expect to achieve, by 2005, a life expectancy at birth greater than 70 years and by 2015 a life expectancy at birth greater than 75 years?  (Countries with the highest levels of mortality should aim to achieve by 2005 a life expectancy at birth greater than 65 years and by 2015 a life expectancy at birth greater than 70 years.** 	Entire Population	2005- 2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
International Conference on Population and Development
8.16	Does your country expect to achieve (at least) an infant mortality rate below 35 per 1,000 live births and an under-5 mortality rate below 45 per 1,000?	Children under-5	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
International Conference on Population and Development
8.21	Does your country expect to cut maternal mortality by a further one half by 2015?	Mothers	2015		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
CAIRO +5
IV.,B.,58	Where there is a gap between contraceptive use and the proportion of individuals expressing a desire to space or limit their families, is your country attempting to close this gap by at least 100 per cent by 2050? 	Individuals	2050		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
5.10  Mountain Environments	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
13.15.a	Has your country developed appropriate land-use planning and management for both arable and non-arable land in mountain-fed watershed areas to prevent soil erosion, increase biomass production and maintain ecological balance?	Populations/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
5.11  NGOs	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
27.7	Has a mutually productive dialogue been established within your country, between all governments and non-governmental organizations, and their self-organized networks to recognize and strengthen their respective roles in implementing environmentally sound and sustainable development? 	NGO’s, Government,
Civil Society	1995		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
5.12  Social Integration	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
World Summit for Social Development
Pg. 80	Has your country undertaken, within the context of the United Nations Principles for Older
Persons, and the global targets on ageing for the year 2001, reviewing or developing strategies for implementing the International Plan of Action on Ageing so that older persons can maximize their contribution to society and play their full part in the community?	Older Persons	2001		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
5.13  Solid Waste/Sewage	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
21.29.c	If you are an industrialized country (by the year 2005 if you are a developing country) have you ensured that at least 50% of all sewage, waste waters and solid wastes are treated or disposed of in conformity with national or international environmental and health guidelines?	Population/
Environment	1995		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
21.9.a	Have efforts been made to ensure sufficient national, regional and international capacity to access, process, and monitor waste trend information and implement waste minimisation programmes?	Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
21.9.b	If you are an industrialized country, have you put in place programmes to stabilize or reduce, if practicable, production of wastes destined for final disposal, including per capita wastes (where this concept applies), at the level prevailing at that date (if you are a developing countries you should still work towards that goal but without jeopardizing your development prospects? Have you?	Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
21.9.c	Has your country applied programmes to reduce the production of agrochemical wastes, containers and packaging materials, which do not meet the hazardous characteristics?	Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
21.18.a	Has your country promoted sufficient financial and technological capacities at the regional, national, and local levels as appropriate, to implement waste reuse and recycling policies and actions?  	Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
21.18.b	If you are an industrialized country (the target year is 2010 for all developing countries) do you have a national programme, including to the extent possible, targets for efficient waste reuse and recycling? If your country is ‘developing’, do you have plans to meet your target date? 	Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
21.29.a	Has your country established waste treatment and disposal quality criteria, objectives and standards based on the nature and assimilative capacity of the receiving environment.? 	Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
21.29.b	Has your country established sufficient capacity to under-take waste-related pollution impact monitoring and conduct regular surveillance, including epidemiological surveillance where appropriate?  	Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
21.29.c	Has your country promoted the necessary technical, financial and human resource capacity to provide waste collection services commensurate with needs?	Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
19.13.a	Has your country sought to involve itself in strengthening risk assessment of the several hundred priority chemicals or groups of chemicals, including major pollutants and contaminants of global significance, which were recommended for assessment (using current existing selection and assessment criteria) by 2000? 	Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
19.38.b	Is your country participating in the implementation of the PIC procedure, including possible mandatory applications through legally binding instruments contained in the Amended London Guidelines and in the FAO International Code of Conduct? 	Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21	Does your country have national systems for environmentally sound management of chemicals, including legislation and provisions for implementation and enforcement in place, to the greatest extent possible?	Population/
Environment	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
21.30.c	Has your country planned to ensured that at least 50% of all sewage waste waters and solid wastes will be treated or disposed of in conformity with national or international guidelines by the target date? (21.30.c)	Population/
Environment	2005		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
21.18.b	Does your country plan to have a national programme including targets for efficient waste reuse and recycling by the target date? 	Population/
Environment	2010		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
21.29.d	Does your country expect to dispose of all sewage, waste waters and solid wastes in conformity with national or international environmental quality guidelines by the target date? 	Population/
Environment	2025		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
21.39.b	Will your country be able to provide all urban populations with adequate waste services by the target date? 
	Population/
Environment	2025		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
21.39.c	Is your country planning to ensure that full urban waste service coverage is maintained and sanitation coverage achieved in rural areas by the target date?	Population/
Environment	2025		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		

6.  Government, with Support of Relevant IGOs, NGOs, and Business	
6.1  Improving the General Quality of Life	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
7.17	Has your country undertaken, with the active participation of the business sector as appropriate, pilot projects in selected cities for the collection, analysis and subsequent dissemination of urban data, including environmental impact analysis at the local, state/provincial, national and international levels? (7.17)	Human    Settlements	1993-2000     		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		

7.  Government, with Support of Business and Industry, Trade Unions, and Relevant IGOs, INGOs, and NGOs	
7.1  Promoting the Rights of Workers	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
29.3	Has your country promoted the ratification of relevant conventions of ILO and the enactment of legislation in support of those conventions?	Workers	2000
		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
29.3	Has your country established bipartite and tripartite mechanisms on safety, health and sustainable development?	Workers	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
29.3	Have efforts been made to reduce occupational accidents, injuries, and diseases within your country?	Workers	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		
Agenda 21
29.3	Has your country moved to increase the provisions or workers’ education, training and retraining, particularly in the area of occupational health and safety environment?	Workers	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?		

8.  Government with Support of Academia, Education, Industry, Media, and relevant IGO’s, INGOs, and NGOs.	
8.1  Promoting Sciences	
Source	Target Objective	Target Group/Area	Target Year	Reference	
Agenda 21
35.21.b	Has your country promoted or recorded a substantial increase in the number of scientists (particularly women scientists… where their number is at present insufficient)?	Population/
Women	2000		
	Target Met?
1.) If yes: a.) How and When?
                 b.) What was the impact?
                 c.) How was it measured? 
2.) If not: Why not?