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Lights, Camera, Development: The Millennium Goals Debut at Cannes

Renowned directors Jane Campion and Gaspar Noé have trained their lenses on a new cast of stars: The United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals.


The Millennium Goals Debut at Cannes

Third match against poverty

Footballing heroes Ronaldo and Zinédine Zidane invited for the third consecutive year some of the world’s best-known footballers to join them in an all-star line-up for the third Match Against Poverty


Third match against poverty

Ronaldo and Zidane help Haiti

Ronaldo and Zidane have given U.S. $120,000 to finance humanitarian projects in Haiti.


Ronaldo and Zidane help Haiti

Ronaldo in the West Bank

On Monday the 16th of May 2005, world soccer star Ronaldo visited anti-poverty projects in the West Bank in his capacity as a Goodwill Ambassador for the UNDP.


Ronaldo in the West Bank

The second "Match against Poverty"

Resounding success for the Ronaldo/Zidane 2004 Match against Poverty


The second "Match against Poverty"

Ronaldo announces donation to UNDP anti-poverty projects in Haiti

UNDP Goodwill Ambassador makes a statement on the occasion of the soccer match Brazil-Haiti to take place august 18th


Ronaldo & Haiti

The Match against poverty

15 December 2003: Ronaldo and Zidane, invited their friends to play the Match against poverty and raised US$800,000 for anti-poverty projects in developing countries


Match against poverty

Martina Hingis in Colombia

"Always believe in yourself and in the dreams you set forth: you can reach them."


Hingis in Colombia

International soccer star Ronaldo appointed UNDP Goodwill Ambassador


Ronaldo's appointment

Soccer star Zidane appointed UNDP Goodwill Ambassador


Zidane's appointment

Ronaldo makes his return to the pitch as Goodwill Ambassador for UNDP

19 August 2001: Ronaldo makes his return to competitive football in a match entirely dedicated to the fight against poverty


Ronaldo's return

HIV/AIDS does not recognize borders

Being poor is hard enough, but poverty added to a deadly disease is nothing short of a disaster for families and whole communities.


Ronaldo on HIV/AIDS

Football superstar Ronaldo visits a school in Kosovo

The Brazilian international football star Ronaldo was in Kosovo to launch the UNDP campaign "Teams to End Poverty"


Ronaldo in Kosovo

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