Примеры использования Equitable and sustainable growth на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This will be done in part by promoting inclusive, equitable and sustainable growth.
Political stability and equitable and sustainable growth require the effective management of diversity.
Social protection can address income inequality and promote more equitable and sustainable growth.
First, in order to generate broad-based, equitable and sustainable growth, more intense and coordinated action is required to implement the commitments made.
Both patterns reflect an underprovision of global public goods that are essential for equitable and sustainable growth.
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In particular, it is endeavouring to create the conditions for equitable and sustainable growth, which is the largest single contributory factor to poverty reduction.
These interventions should be framed within the broader development framework of national development strategies for long-term equitable and sustainable growth and structural change.
The central goal of public policy on financing for development must be to support equitable and sustainable growth in developing countries, reduce the risks of systemic crises and make available the resources required for achieving key developmental goals.
It is important that growth strategies be informed by the social and environmental dimensions of development in order to achieve equitable and sustainable growth.
They also play an increasing role in advancing equitable and sustainable growth of the world economy.
Following a country mission to Timor-Leste, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights asserted the importance of"inclusive, equitable and sustainable growth.
The new Government is focused on the transition towards more balanced, equitable and sustainable growth, with an eye towards the underlying structural challenges of the economy.
Despite the remarkable economic growth achieved in recent years,further efforts are required to promote inclusive, equitable and sustainable growth in Timor-Leste.
Urges African countries to pay close attention to inclusive, equitable and sustainable growth, capable of being employment-intensive, including through employment-intensive investment programmes,and of reducing inequalities and improving real per capita incomes in both rural and urban areas;
Trade liberalization and free commerce would be a major contribution to promoting equitable and sustainable growth for the benefit of poorer countries.
The Committee highlighted the importance of developed countries reducing their unsustainable patterns of consumption and the resulting ecological footprint and releasing ecological space for developing countries to achieve equitable and sustainable growth.
Financial resources are needed to address the basic needs of the people, and to promote equitable and sustainable growth in the least developed countries.
A better understanding of the evidence base for macroeconomic policy interventions aimed at creating productive employment, together with greater levels of dialogue and participation of all stakeholders in macroeconomic policymaking,may facilitate achieving equitable and sustainable growth.
The programme helps Governmentswork more efficiently and helps the entire society participate in building an enabling environment for equitable and sustainable growth, resulting in timely and cost-effective services delivered to the public.
Through its work on equitable growth and sustainability, ESCWA will increase member countries' capacity to formulate and/or implement policies that promote equitable, resilient and sustainable development as a critical tool for broadening opportunities for human development through equitable and sustainable growth.
Mr. Chiquihuara(Peru) said that middle-income countries played a catalytic role in South-South cooperation and in promoting equitable and sustainable growth of the world economy, but they still faced major challenges in poverty, health, education and climate change.
Our own experience implies that institutions and policies that promote the active participation of all members of society in economic, social and political life contribute to equitable and sustainable growth.
The Panel was established to advise the Secretary-General on strategies for the mobilization of resources required to accelerate equitable and sustainable growth in developing countries as well as economies in transition,and to fulfil the poverty and development commitments enshrined in the United Nations Millennium Declaration General Assembly resolution 55/2.
To advocate for an urgent need to find new development pathways that encourage creativity and innovation in the pursuit of inclusive, equitable and sustainable growth and development;
That is why the emphasis in policy discussion in recent years has started to focus on equitable and sustainable growth as, in other words, the result of growth should in no way be detrimental to individuals or population groups on the one hand, and long-term benefits and potentials for the many should not be jeopardised, on the other hand, by the attainment of short-term benefits to a few.
Macroeconomic policies must be consistent with other policies to address social and environmental realities as part of an integrated effort towards inclusive, equitable and sustainable growth that generates decent, productive employment.
Recalling that, while Timor-Leste has seen progress in many aspects of its political, economic and social development, as well as in human resources development and institution building, the country still faces many challenges in areas related to the underlying factors of the 2006 crisis and needs continued assistance of bilateral and multilateral partners in order to fully realize its potential for equitable and sustainable growth.
It is hoped that this support and that of others will contribute to the efforts of the Timorese leadership and people to make even further progress towards realizing their goals for the current decade,including through promoting inclusive, equitable, and sustainable growth while reducing povertyand unemployment, improving education, promoting sustainable livelihoods, and strengthening social protection mechanisms, particularly for young people and women.
Discussions in formal and informal sessions focused on the new role for government and fiscal policy that has emerged since it became clear that monetary policy alone could not create the conditions for economies to recover from crisis and to reach a more equitable and sustainable growth path.
The Programme of Action has a strong focus on productive capacity-building and structural transformation as core elements to achieve more robust,balanced, equitable, and sustainable growth and sustainable development.