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Yet the Government remained steadfast in its efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and prosperity.
However, we need to coordinate multilateral action to achieve the MDGs for the creation of an enabling international economic environment to support developing countries' efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and development.
UNDP is supporting Turkmenistan's efforts to achieve sustained economic and social development and ensure high standards of living in accordance with national development plans and priorities.
These debates on definitions should not, however,detract from efforts to achieve sustained economic growth.
These goals are an integral part of all efforts to achieve sustained and sustainable social and economic development that meets human needs, ensures well-being and protects the natural resources on which all life depends.
It is widely recognized that foreign direct investment(FDI)plays an important role in countries' efforts to achieve sustained economic development and growth.
UNFPA also believes that these goals are an integral part of all efforts to achieve sustained and sustainable social and economic development that meets human needs, ensures well-being and protects the natural resources on which all life depends.
Agenda 21 devotes a specific chapter to poverty eradication since this is central to efforts to achieve sustained and equitable development.
We also believe that these goals are an integral part of all efforts to achieve sustained and sustainable social and economic development that meets human needs, ensures well-being and protects the natural resources on which all life depends.
Given the vulnerabilities of the least developed countries,greater international action was required to support their efforts to achieve sustained economic growth.
UNFPA believes that these goals are an integral part of all efforts to achieve sustained and sustainable social and economic development that meets human needs, ensures well-being and protects the natural resources on which all life depends.
Notwithstanding the current economic and social difficulties,many African countries are making tremendous efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and sustainable development in Africa.
The external economic environment also needs to support efforts to achieve sustained economic growth, particularly for smaller economies. Therefore, strong coordination of macroeconomic policies among the leading industrialized nations could help in stabilizing and promoting balanced growth and stability in the global economy, thereby supporting efforts to achieve high rates of economic growth that can translate into development gains.
Increasing instability in the international economic system seriously hampered developing countries' efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and improve the welfare of their people.
In that connection, the participants expressed that the Seoul Development Consensus for Shared Growth and its Multi-Year Action Plan, adopted by the Group of Twenty at its SeoulSummit in November 2010, would contribute to the global efforts to achieve sustained, inclusive and equitable growth.
It was necessary to create a favourable international economic environment that would support developing countries' efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and development and strengthened democratic systems and would give them full participation in decision-making.
Recalling that the prime objective of the New Agenda is to stop and reverse the continuing deterioration in the socio-economic situation of African countries andto renew the commitment of the international community to support Africa's own efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and sustainable development.
Calls for the creation of an enabling international economic environment and the adoption of effective measures, including new financial mechanisms, in order to support developing countries' efforts to achieve sustained economic growth, sustainable development and the strengthening of their democratic systems, while reaffirming the leading role of national Governments in the developing process of each country;
If we could show the necessary political will, this new atmosphere should provide us, now and in the coming decades, with a unique opportunity to focus our attention on the solution of many problems, problems which pose serious threats to international peace andsecurity and which hamper efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and sustainable development.
Recognizing that, while the process of globalization brings with it opportunities, it poses new challenges and risks for developing countries, in particular the least developed among them,at a time when they are intensifying their efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and directing their national policies towards the eradication of poverty through the implementation of comprehensive strategies, policies and programmes, including those with a long-term perspective.
We share the view that the United Nations should be encouraged to develop its full potential in the area of international economic cooperation and should be endowed with the requisite resources to contribute to solving the serious economic andsocial problems facing developing countries in their efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and development.
The Conference recommended that Governments of origin and of destination should, in order to alleviate the massive and uncontrolled international migration flows,seek to redress the causes of emigration by increasing efforts to achieve sustained economic and social development, avoid international and internal conflicts, respect the rule of law, promote good governance, strengthen democracy, promote human rights, support education, nutrition, health and population-relevant programmes, and ensure effective environmental protection.
We share the view that the United Nations should be encouraged to develop its full potential in the area of international economic cooperation and should be endowed with the necessary resources to enable it to contribute to solving the serious economic andsocial problems facing developing countries in their efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and development.
The New Agenda contained an expression of the renewed commitment of the international community to support Africa's own efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and sustainable development.
We strongly believe that the United Nations should be encouraged to develop its full potential in the area of international economic cooperation and should be endowed with the requisite resources to contribute to solving the serious economic andsocial problems facing the developing countries in their efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and development.
We also call for a renewal of political will and of the spirit of international partnership in development and for the creation of an enabling international economic environment andthe adoption of effective measures in order to support developing countries' efforts to achieve sustained economic growth, sustainable development and the strengthening of their democratic systems while reaffirming the leading roles of national governments in the development process of each country.
There is an urgent need for concerted multilateral action to achieve the Millennium Development Goals as a means for solving economic and social problems, for promoting peace and security andfor the creation of an enabling international economic environment aimed at supporting developing countries' efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and sustainable development.
Lack of adequate financial resources and capacity constraints are some of the biggest challenges facing landlocked developing countries in their efforts to achieve sustained growth and sustainable development.
Stresses the necessity for the international community, especially the developed countries, to create a favourable international environment to reduce volatility in private capital flows to developing countries and to enhance their growth-promoting role through, inter alia,the expansion of productive capacities in developing countries, to support their efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and sustainable development;
Similarly, because they are ecologically fragile and economically vulnerable, small island developing States face particular constraints in their efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and sustainable development.