— Abiodun Williams provides an inventory of Annan's accomplishments during the key moments of his term. They range from averting conflict between Cameroon and Nigeria, to enabling East Timor's progression to independence, to shining a global spotlight on the HIV/AIDS crisis, to creating the Millennium Development Goals, to helping redefine sovereignty as responsibility and to lasting institutional reforms, such as the creation of the Human Rights Council and Peacebuilding Commission. For his efforts, Annan, jointly with the UN, was awarded the centenary Nobel Peace Prize in 2001.