Urban inequalities

Brief Analysis of the UN Secretary General’s Post-2015 Synthesis Report

Program: Children's Rights

This document presents a short analysis of the UN Secretary General's Post-2015 Synthesis Report to provide a tool for commentary and to raise awareness on the report's uses. The analysis underscores strengths and weaknesses highlighting key "messages" as well as issues that still need to be addressed going forward to inform dialogue with Member States.

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