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MDG Active Workgroup, Sint Maarten, 2010-2011 Contact list MDG’s Sint Maarten Organization Function Name E-Mail Telephone/Fax BAK (Department of The Interior and Kingdom Relations Department DBB Dep of Foreign Relations SHTA/Chamber Of Commerce NGO (Enviro- Organizations) Ministry of Public Health, Social Development and Labor Department of Public Health Ministry of Public Health, Social Development and Labor/Department Collective Preventive Services Department of The Interior and Kingdom Relations Department of Statistics (STAT) Department of Statistics (STAT) Program manager Loekie Morales loekie.morales@sintmaartengov.org 5562735 5420897 5420879 Senior Policy Worker Khalilah Peters khalilah.peters@sintmaartengov.org 5420897 5420879 Representative of the Private Sector Representative of the Enviro NGO/Manager Nature Foundation HIV/AIDS Program Management Team Acting Head of Youth Health Care Program Manager IT Development Senior Researcher, Social statistics Robert du Bourcq rdubourcq@shta.com 5420108 Tadzio Bervoets manager@naturefoundationsxm.org www.naturefoundationsxm.org Tel: (599) 544-4267 Fax: (599) 544-4268 Margje Troost hivposxm@yahoo.com 5422078 Mayra Martina mayra_martina38@hotmail.com 5422078 Peter Mazereeuw Peter.mazereeuw@sintmaartengov.org 5420897 5420879 Maurette Antersijn maurette.antersijn@ sintmaartengov.org Department Head Makini Hickinson makini.hickinson@sintmaartengov. org Education Department Senior Policy Worker Sidonia Lacorbiniere-Hodge Ministry of Public Health, Social Development and Labor /Department of Social Development Department of Public Health 542-2151 542-2355 Fax 5423022 smhodgelacorbiniere@hotmail.com 5421064 Policy Worker Rose Fleming jimaki66@hotmail.com 5430170 / 150 Epidemiologist Eva de Weever eva.deweever@gmail.com 5422078 122 First National Report | Curaçao and Sint Maarten Millennium Development Goals | 2011 Report
A Process Driven Exercise Since the beginning of 2010 UNDP and the former DEVCO under the project ‘Capacity Development for Nation Building of the Netherlands Antilles’ embarked on the preparation of this first diagnostic report with an understanding that a clear situational analysis would provide a backdrop for the future adoption and localization of the MDGs. With the support of academic, private sector and civil society representation, intensive consultations commenced with two back-to-back MDG sensitization and advocacy workshops and public lectures held in Willemstad, Curaçao and Phillipsburg, Sint Maarten with participation of representatives from all the five islands of the former Netherlands Antilles. This helped to create awareness and encourage commitment to the achievement of the MDGs by introducing the participants to the MDGs, provide a description of what they are and are not, the history and role of the UN system and of UNDP, support the process of mapping statistical assets and challenges, principles on how to organize a National MDG-based Strategy with focus on supporting the mapping and assessing for an MDG Report; build understanding of how MDGs can be made relevant in the national policy & planning process, implementation, monitoring and evaluation for accountability and sharing of examples from the Caribbean region. As a follow up to the workshops, building on the momentum already created, a series of Island level national consultations in the former Netherlands Antilles immediately took place to track the data availability, accessibility and institute a smooth process towards production of this report. An MDG Tracking log-frame developed by the UNDP was used by the islands to start documenting available data, the departments that may have access to the needed data and identifying possible data gaps. Information from the log-frame was validated during the field missions to all five islands. One field mission to Sint Maarten coincided with the Hurricane season where mission members were caught in Hurricane Earl that was nonetheless braved. UNDP is pleased with the process of report preparation whereby it is a government led process with a high degree of national ownership yet at the same time inclusive of the involvement of an independent author, civil society, academia and private sector. This contributed to the draft findings’ independence, credibility and a process owned by the governments and citizens of the islands of the former Netherlands Antilles. In view of the need to institutionalize the process towards future localization and monitoring of the MDGs, the project provided a training of trainers for the set up of DevInfo databases in Sint Maarten and Curaçao. DevInfo will be used to support the monitoring of progress towards the achievement of the MDG, the results of which will be directly applicable to the strategic planning of the Government of Sint Maarten. It is a web-based database that is used to compile and disseminate data on socio-economic development monitoring and evaluation. First National Report | Curaçao and Sint Maarten Millennium Development Goals | 2011 Report 123
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Foreword: Prime Minister of Sint Ma
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Goals Targets Indicators 8. Develop
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Introduction Background of the Mill
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Country Profile of Curaçao and Sin
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Table 1.2.6: Population former Neth
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Goal 1: Eradicate extreme poverty a
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According to the 2001 Census 1.5% o
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In Curaçao and Sint Maarten there
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Outlook Disaggregation issues are o
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