Примеры использования Inclusive and sustained growth на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Inclusive and Sustained Growth and Development.
In section III, the report focuses on policies to promote equitable, inclusive and sustained growth.
Inclusive and sustained growth has resulted in the laying of a stronger foundation for the establishment of good governance structures.
The post-2015 development agenda should promote inclusive and sustained growth and increased productivity.
Full employment and decent work have proved to be a very important and effective path towards equitable, inclusive and sustained growth.
The report underscored the importance of achieving inclusive and sustained growth and encouraged the implementation of macroeconomic policies that promoted the creation of productive employment.
ICTs would be deemed positive if they led to tangible positive outcomes such as poverty reduction, inclusive and sustained growth, job creationand social cohesion.
In some regions, there is also growing recognition that fostering inclusive and sustained growth requires stronger labour market institutions, including wage systems that ensure that wage growth is consistent with productivity growth. .
Emphasis on balancing public budgets has often resulted in declines in public investment in infrastructure, technologies and human capital,all of which are critical for inclusive and sustained growth.
Her country was currently focusing on reducing poverty and unemployment through inclusive and sustained growth and had instituted several programmes to create employment opportunities and enhance production, particularly in the agricultural sector.
Emphasis on balancing public budgets has often resulted in declines in public investment in infrastructure, technologies and human resources as well as in social spending,all of which are critical for inclusive and sustained growth.
Goal: Achieve inclusive and sustained growth through a focus on human development, food security, private investment,and decent work and employment opportunities and the improvement of ranking in the human development index.
Emphasis on balancing public budgets has often resulted in declines in social spending and in public investment in infrastructure, technologies and human capital,all of which are critical for inclusive and sustained growth.
However, the world economy, especially with respect to developing countries,continues to face a number of challenges for achieving equitable, inclusive and sustained growth in the aftermath of the global financial crisis,and more importantly, for ensuring global sustainable development.
Recognizing that landlocked developing countries face complex challenges that highlight the need for both domestic policy reforms and changes in the global environment geared towards more inclusive and sustained growth of their economies.
In June 2010, the Board of Directors of the World Bank Group endorsed the Regional Partnership Strategy of the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States, which seeks to support economic stability,competitiveness, and inclusive and sustained growth; financial assistance of up to $193 million is anticipated, in addition to technical and advisory services, for the next four years.
In preparing for the one-day meeting, it is expected that discussions will be held on the following themes: representational democracy and elections; aid effectiveness; governance, the rule of law and human rights; the integrity of public finance and commercial banking practices; government revenues, budget execution and subnational governance; and inclusive and sustained growth.
In June 2010, the Board of Directors of the World Bank Group endorsed the Regional Partnership Strategy of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States, which seeks to support economic stability,competitiveness and inclusive and sustained growth; financial assistance of up to $193 million is anticipated, in addition to technical and advisory services, for the next four years.
The Tokyo Declaration and the Tokyo Framework, adopted at the Conference, focused Government commitments on five key areas: democracy and equitable elections; rule of law and human rights, including a particular focus on women's rights; public finance and commercial banking; budget execution and subnational governance; and inclusive and sustained growth.
The interdependence and interconnectedness of economies mean that a favourable international economic climate is a precondition for developing countries, especially those in Africa and the least developed countries(LDCs), to achieve inclusive and sustained growth and to mobilize the resources necessary for their development.
The meeting observed that the landlocked developing countries continued to face several persistent and emerging challenges, highlighting the need for both domestic policy reforms and changes in global environment conducive to more equitable, inclusive and sustained growth and development.
It was observed that the landlocked developing countries continued to face several persistent and emerging challenges, which highlighted the need for both domestic policy reform and changes in the global environment to make it conducive to more equitable, inclusive and sustained growth and development.
III. Promoting equitable, inclusive and sustained economic growth.
Ultimately, domestic resource mobilization will be driven by inclusive and sustained economic growth, underscoring the importance of effective domestic macroeconomic policymaking.
It supports inclusive and sustained economic growth by improving the productivity of the labour force as well as boosting aggregate demand.
The world economy faces a series of persistent and emerging challenges to sound inclusive and sustained economic growth.
At a timeof severe financial and economic crisis, such institutions were essential for inclusive and sustained economic growth; the fair distribution of the costsand benefits of economic policies was critical for social cohesion.
We resolve also to create conditions for sustainable, inclusive and sustained economic growth, shared prosperityand decent work for all, taking into account different levels of national development and capacities.
Enhancing productive and trade capacities of leastdeveloped countries was instrumental, but, likewise, human development was a prerequisite to inclusive and sustained economic growth.
Public health, human resource development and sustained, inclusive and equitable growth that generates employment, inter alia, for the youth.