We are not talking about unachievable financial goals.

Those goals are equity, quality and financial protection.

One of the chief goals is to mobilize financial resources.

However, they are still facing a major problem, namely a lack of adequate financial resources to achieve the Millennium Goals and other previously agreed international goals.

Financial goals are a common example, to save for retirement or to save for a purchase.

A shortage of human and financial resources continued to hinder the achievement of social development goals.

He emphasized that international technical, moral and financial support was needed, especially to achieve social goals.

Indeed, equating financial liberalization with privileges for cities designated as financial centers undermines the very goals of liberalization namely, to reduce government control and to accelerate the development of financial markets.

To scale up these efforts so as to realize the Millennium Development Goals would require financial assistance.

Political, humanitarian, military and financial resources must be mobilized and used effectively to achieve our common goals.

The creation of a sound environment for international financial flows should be shared goals of the international community.

Strengthen political will and commitment to implementing the Cairo financial targets so as to achieve the Conference goals as an integral part of the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals.

The international financial institutions are essential to ensuring development around the world and successful implementation of the Millennium Development Goals.

(c) Pursuing financial policies that ensure sustainability and avoid discontinuities that are in practice prejudicial to the Millennium Development Goals.

This means that the multilateral financial institutions are no longer providing net financial resources to developing countries, but are currently net recipients of financial resources that are needed by these countries to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.3

(d) urge the international financial institutions and developed country creditors to relate debt sustainability criteria directly to the financing requirements for achieving the internationally agreed development goals including the MDGs and other development goals

In many areas financial services, infrastructure, communications technology, and tourism I would say we have reached our goals for Hong Kong.

Development goals and targets cannot be met within the time frames without a massive addition of resources, both financial and technical.

Scaling up the successful models so as to realize the Millennium Development Goals would require substantial new flows of financial assistance.

It is clear that without a significant increase of financial resources, the Goals will not be achieved by the deadlines established.

Ministers agreed that one of the main obstacles to achieving progress towards agreed goals and targets was lack of financial resources.

Recognizing the importance of building appropriate intellectual capacities in the developing countries to help them achieve the Millennium Development Goals and more broadly the internationally agreed development goals, which constitute additional financial and technical obligations,

If more financial aid is combined with good governance in poor countries, then the Millennium Development Goals can be achieved on time.

In conclusion, he said that renewed efforts were needed to mobilize financial resources so that the Millennium Development Goals could be achieved.

Thus, both donors and developing countries will have surpassed the financial goals of the International Conference on Population and Development for 2005.

Donors focused on achieving the Millennium Development Goals must help ensure the adequate flow of financial resources for sexual and reproductive health.

He appealed to Governments to increase their financial contributions to UNIDO in order to facilitate the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.

19. International assistance to help the Central African Republic achieve its social, economic and financial goals could be of the following kind

Central banks, they argue, now have two goals restoring robust growth and low unemployment with low inflation, and maintaining financial stability without bubbles.

But if the Fed has only one effective instrument interest rates its two goals of economic and financial stability cannot be pursued simultaneously.

In such an environment, business would be motivated to invest not only financial resources, but also time and creativity in achieving the Goals.

The declaration calls for change and political action to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and to identify additional financial resources for development.

Fourthly, the international financial institutions must help affected countries to meet targets and achieve the development goals laid down in the Millennium Declaration.

These, too, are interlocking goals and our support for them, both political and financial, is a vital component of preventive diplomacy and development.

Support for the establishment of financial intelligence units, which could serve as a link between law enforcement, financial and regulatory authorities, is a key factor in attaining the goals set at the twentieth special session.

The Bretton Woods institutions could play a stronger role in meeting the financial needs of developing countries for implementing human settlements goals and targets.

Much work remains to be done to mobilize sufficient financial resources to allow UNCDF to meet the goals set forth in the business plan.

Millennium Goals

Mobilizing and increasing the effective use of financial resources is one of the crucial preconditions for achieving the internationally agreed development goals and finance is an integral element of the Millennium Development Goals on a global partnership for development.

Support for the establishment of financial intelligence units, which can serve as a link between the law enforcement, financial and regulatory authorities, is a key factor in attaining the goals set at the twentieth special session.

It stressed the need for the international community to further the achievement of social development goals through the provision of technical and financial resources and the elimination of the debt burden, thereby allowing developing countries to redirect resources to social goals.

The trouble is that if macro pru does not work, the interest rate would have to serve two opposing goals economic recovery and financial stability.

But achieving these laudable goals will be expensive, coming on top of the giant budget deficits the US is running to counter the financial crisis.

Without political will and financial support, the Beijing Platform for Action will remain words on paper and the Millennium Development Goals will not be achieved.

These documents stressed that significant additional financial assistance over an extended period of time will be needed to meet Africa's human needs and development goals.