The Government's publication, made for the World MDG Summit 2010, is based on statistical data from years 2007 or 2008. The sources of statistical data are the Government of Mozambique, National Statistics Institute, and other official sector statistics. Published in January 2011. UNDP Mozambique has technically supported the production of the report.

The report is an extensive assessment of what must be done to advance sustainable development and reduce global poverty in various countries including Mozambique. The report, titled What Will It Take To Achieve The Millennium Development Goals? An International Assessment,  identifies an action agenda to inform the outcome of the World leaders’ MDG Summit in September 2010. The assessment finds that well-targeted and predictable aid is a critical catalyst for meeting the MDGs and has produced significant results in Mozambique, Burkina Faso, Rwanda, Uganda and Vietnam by making more resources available for service delivery. Evidence, however, also suggests that countries need to expand their own domestic resource mobilization  and to adjust their budgets to ensure maximum return on their investment.

UNDP Mozambique Annual Report, one is many years, illustrates a considerable range of result and highlights when eradicating poverty, fostering democratic governance, preventing crisis, adapting to climate change, and analyzing policy and economics together with government, civil society organizations, other UN agencies and various partners. It also describes widely UNDP's central role in Delivering as One (One UN) initiative in Mozambique, and the operations and agency services provided to non-resident UN agencies. Top donor and their contributions in 2009 as listed as well.

The National MDG Report 2008 was produced in cooperation with the Government and UNDP Mozambique. The evaluation of the progress has been reniewed: a list of 21 targets (previously 14) and 60 indicators (previous 48) corresponding to these 8 goals were assessed. The production of the report is supported by UNDP.