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Realizing the Future We Want for All
Report to the Secretary-General
New York, June 2012
 
Following on the outcome of the 2010 High-level Plenary Meeting of the General  Assembly on the Millennium Development Goals, the United Nations Secretary-General established the UN System Task Team in September 2011 to support UN system-wide preparations for the post-2015 UN development agenda, in consul-tation with all stakeholders. The Task Team is co-chaired by the Department of Economic and Social Affairs and the United Nations Development Programme and brings together senior experts from over 50 UN entities and international organi- zations to provide system-wide support to the post-2015 consultation process,including analytical input, expertise and outreach.
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Realizing the uture we want or all: Report to the Secretary-General
Realizing the future we want for all
Summary
The central challenge of the post-2015 UN development agenda is to
ensure that globalizaon becomes a posive force for all the worlds’peoples of present and future generaons. Globalizaon oers greatopportunies, but its benets are at present very unevenly shared.The connuous striving for improvements in material welfare is
threatening to surpass the limits of the natural resource base unless
there is a radical shi towards more sustainable paerns of con
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sumpon and producon and resource use. Persistent inequaliesand struggles over scarce resources are among key determinants of situaons of conict, hunger, insecurity and violence, which in turnare key factors that hold back human development and eorts toachieve sustainable development.Business as usual thus cannot be an opon and transforma
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ve change is needed. As the challenges are highly interdependent, anew, more holisc approach is needed to address them. Accordingly,this rst report prepared by the UN System Task Team on thePost-2015 UN Development Agenda recommends:A vision for the future that rests on the core values of hu
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man rights, equality and sustainability.An agenda format based on concrete end goals and targets,one of the key strengths of the MDG framework should beretained, but reorganized along four key dimensions of amore holisc approach: (1) inclusive social development;(2) inclusive economic development; (3) environmentalsustainability; and (4) peace and security. This focused ap
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proach is consistent with the principles of the MillenniumDeclaraon which set out a vision of freedom from wantand fear for present and future generaons and builds onthe three pillars of sustainable development.To realize the future we want for all, a high degree of policycoherence at the global, regional, naonal and sub-naonal
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