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"Since the Millennium Development Goals were adopted in 2000, the major changes already apparent at the time have become more evident. In economic terms, the impressive rise of China, India and Brazil is effectively displacing the centre of gravity away from mature economies towards emerging countries. However, despite their impressive economic growth, they are still unable to bring poverty effectively under control. Globalisation, boosted by a more liberalised world trade and now an impressive source of wealth creation, is effectively the source of a very curious phenomenon: on the one hand, it reduces inequalities between countries, while, on the other, increasing inequalities inside all of them, including the industrialised countries. With this vote, the European Union assumes a very particular responsibility in the international donor community. To this end, it should equip itself with the best advice in terms of its approach to the situation on the ground and develop a capacity for strategic reflection."@en1
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