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Impact22 Percentage of young women and men aged 15–24 who areHIV- infected23 Percentage of most-at-risk populations who are HIV-infected:– Injecting drug users;– Commercial sex workers;– Men who have sex with men– Prisoners24 Percentage of adults and children with HIV known to be ontreatment 12 months after initiation of antiretroviral therapy25 Percentage of infants born to HIV-infected mothers who areinfectedDoes not correspond tothe epidemic recorded inUkraine2009:IDUs– 22.9%CSWs – 13.2%MSM – 8.6%Prisoners – 15.0%2009: 85%2007: 6.2%88MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS. UKRAINE – 2010
GOAL 7:ENSURE ENVIRONMENTALSUSTAINAbILITYThis subchapter presents an analysis of sustainableenvironmental development. The impactof human activities on biological resources remainshigh in Ukraine. The environmental issuesthat require urgent attention include, interalia, conserving and improving land and waterresources, protecting the atmosphere and conservingbiodiversity and increasing the efficiencyof energy use, among others. A priority taskfor Ukraine is to resolve those issues that havea negative impact on health and living conditions,especially of the poorest groups of thepopulation. These issues include primarily airpollution and the availability of drinking water.І. Targets and IndicatorsTargetsTarget 7.A: Increaseby 2015 share of thepopulation with access tocentralized water supply,inter alia 90% of the urbanpopulation and 30% of therural populationTarget 7.B: Stabilizeby 2020 greenhousegas emissions at 20%below 1990 levelsTarget 7.C: Stabilize pollutionof water reservoirsby 2015. Stabilize at thelevel of 8,500 million tonnesper year the volume ofsewage disposal to surfacewater reservoirs, millioncubic metres per yearTarget 7.D: Increase forestcover of the territory ofUkraine to 16.1% and areaof nature reserve territoryby 2015Enhance the network ofnature reserves, biospherereserves and national naturalparks to 3.5% of the overallterritory of Ukraine andto 9.0% of the overall area ofterritories and objects of thenatural reserve fundIndicators7.1. Share of urban populationwith access to centralized watersupply, % of overall urbanpopulation7.2. Share of rural populationwith access to centralizedwater supply, % of overall ruralpopulation7.3. Volume of emissions ofpollutants into atmospherefrom stationary sources, milliontonnes per year7.4. Volume of emissions ofpollutants into atmospherefrom mobile sources, milliontonnes per year7.5. Volume of reused waterdisposals, million cubic metresper year7.6. Forest cover and ratio oflands covered with forests, %of overall area of the territoryof Ukraine7.7. Share of area of naturalreserves, biosphere reservesand national natural parks, %of overall area of the territoryof Ukraine7.8. Share of area of territoriesand objects of the naturalreserve fund, % of overall areaof the territory of UkraineCHAPTER TWO. MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS, ADAPTED FOR UKRAINE 89
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MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALSUKRAINE
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MINISTRY OF ECONOMY OF UKRAINEMILLE
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Ukraine acceded to the globally rec
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When 189 world leaders met at the U
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CONTENTSAcronyms AND AbbREVIATIONS
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Olga Balakireva, Head of Division f
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Bogdan Pydverbytskiy, Head of Divis
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The United Nations Millennium Decla
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CHAPTER ONEUKRAINE:DEVELOPMENT DIME
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initial depreciation of the nationa
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Figure 2. Annual Rates of Declinein
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cent are poor, 18 percent have an a
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Human DevelopmentHuman development
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the development of renewable energy
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forest types and the composition, p
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This chapter provides information o
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GOAL 1:REDUCE POVERTYThis subchapte
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It is important to set a new target
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Page 56 and 57: GOAL 3:PROMOTEGENDER EQUALITYThis s
Page 58 and 59: II. Situation AnalysisThe low level
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Page 100 and 101: ANNEXESAnnex 1Development GOALS FOR
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