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February 16, 2011

For Kids - UN millenium development goals

The UN in Geneva has just published a comic book for kids 8-14 called " Score the goals - teaming up to achieve the Millenium Development Goals". It features 10 football stars, all UN Goodwill Ambassadors, who get stranded on an island... and for the rest, you should read the book. It's aim is to explain the MDGs to kids. More info here.

Posted by on February 16, 2011 at 09:04 PM in Society |

Tags: comic strip, football stars, millenium development goals

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