Примеры использования More equitable development на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Biotechnology was the most powerful instrument for creating better living conditions with sustainable and more equitable development.
The overall objective of mainstreaming should be the achievement of more equitable development within a society for the benefit of all social groups.
There is evidence that investments in social care infrastructure could make a decisive impact on more equitable development.
There is growing recognition that reducing poverty and promoting more equitable development could be achieved through social protection.
Clearly, then, the importance of community-based organizations extends much further than their role in shelter delivery,yet that role is in itself an important component of the broader movement towards more equitable development.
It is in our common interest to help Africa achieve sustainable and more equitable development through an enhanced development partnership.
From another perspective, and bearing in mind the objective of peace, the Government of Peru believes that building peace and good governance is a vital prerequisite for the preservation of liberty andthe attainment of mutual and more equitable development.
Mr. Sellos(Brazil) said that in recent years Brazil had made significant strides towards a more equitable development model combining sustained economic growth with poverty reduction and social inclusion.
In recent years the European Union has made available substantial resources for the promotion of peace,democracy and more equitable development in Guatemala.
Ensure a more equitable development process in the country; implement human rights effectively and comprehensively, bearing in mind that it is party to four human rights treaties; and transfer resources from the militarization process to the social development sector;
Effective and clear signs that globalization could be the foundation for more equitable development are urgently needed.
The GSF project aimed to contribute towards more equitable development through practical advice, human resource development through training on gender issues, and policy analysis to genuinely improve the gaps between Funafuti and the outer islands.
Given growing and justified protest by the impoverished majority,the need for structural reforms to achieve more equitable development becomes more evident each day.
Ensure a more equitable development process in the country; implement human rights effectively and comprehensively, bearing in mind that it is party to a number of human rights treaties; and transfer resources from the militarization process to the social development sector;
He cited statistics illustrating how dependent his country was on activitiesrelated to agriculture and livestock and said that providing greater security for the rural masses would facilitate more equitable development for the country as a whole.
Also stresses the urgent need for more equitable development of the world economy and for redressing the current asymmetry and inequality in economic and technological development between the developed and developing countries, which are basic prerequisites for the strengthening of international peace and security;
We emphasize the necessity of taking targeted actions and measures to address existing weaknesses and bottlenecks to trade development, not only at the regional and national levels, butalso to ensure more equitable development among the different regions within each country.
In the national context, the State must endeavour to create the pre-conditions for more equitable development, bargain with international capital to improve the distribution of gains from cross-border economic transactions, practice prudence in the macro-management of the economy so as to reduce vulnerability, and intervene to minimize the social costs associated with globalization.
While it is noteworthy that in June 2006 Viet Nam passed a new social insurance law that includes unemployment insurance for the first time,it will need to make greater efforts to ensure that mechanisms are in place to promote more equitable development for all.
For its part, and within the means at is disposal, Gabon is working resolutely to continue to consolidate the gains it has made in the social arena, which have made it an island of political stability in the Central African subregion, andto strengthen international cooperation with a view to ensuring more equitable development for all of the peoples of the world.
It was important to seize the opportunity afforded by those events to discuss with speakers from the more developed countries topics such as the causes and effects of the failure of some SMEs through inability to withstand the impact of the multinationals, the non-viability of development models in the face of dominant trends and the potential harm to developing countries' socialfabric from urban hyper-concentration, which turned technological and scientific advances into barriers to more equitable development.
Urbanization has brought growth and development, including a dramatic reduction in poverty; increased national economic growth; major progress in human settlements connectivity, which helps boost productivity and the creation of opportunities; the merging of cities and towns into new regional spatial configurations that are conducive to faster economic and demographic growth; and a higher degree of interdependence between rural and urban areas that has helped reduce the vulnerability of rural communities andenhance the prospects of more equitable development;
In addition, human rights are relevant to achieving more sustainable, equitable development outcomes.
It thereby contributes to more equitable and inclusive development and poverty reduction.
More equitable distribution of development assistance and Government expenditure throughout Afghanistan.
The first challenge was thus to find more equitable approaches to development.
Evidence suggests that crises can also provide opportunities to ensure more equitable and sustainable development.
There is no doubt that EFA has contributed greatly towards more equitable human resources development worldwide.
The international community's objective is to reduce the volatility of international financial markets and to achieve more harmonious and equitable development.
The instrumental value of the principles of equality, non-discrimination, participation andaccountability for effective governance and more sustainable and equitable development outcomes should be underscored.