Of the world achieve the Millennium Development Goals depends largely on developed countries to honor pledges of assistance. It is understood that the Millennium Development Goals, established, developed in 2002 on Financing for Development held in Monterrey conference promised a year to 0.7 of gross national income for official development assistance. Currently, only five countries have reached or exceeded this
Goal, including Denmark, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway and Sweden. Official development assistance around the world and even in the year 2005 to 2006 appeared the first time since 1997 fell 5.1 decrease. This trend and the Millennium Development Goal No. 8 in order to determine the development of global partnership to achieve the purposes incompatible. Ban Kimoon hopes to do more
Developed countries, while developing countries should also ensure that the Millennium Goals as a national policy priority, while concerned about good governance, management, democracy and democratic procedures, education and health. Assistance is on the one hand, more importantly, to strengthen capacity building in developing countries, equitable participation in global trade, to benefit from the globalization process. To this end, the