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Deputy Head of Unit with special responsibility for problems of poverty.
India and China have still big Problems of poverty and backlog in development.
The second is that traditional charity and aid are never going to solve the problems of poverty.
It cannot solve its problems of poverty without a strong economic development. 397.
It's important because if you solve these problems, you can solve the problems of poverty in the world.
Both the countries have big Problems of poverty and backlog in development, India much more than china.
The Committee considers that EU development policy should pay greater attention tomiddle-income countries which face major domestic problems of poverty and inequality.
We need to solve the problems of poverty and we need a social model which is suited to these new conditions.
But it's only half the story if we're really looking at solving problems of poverty, because it's not long-term sustainable.
As the above mentioned problems of poverty and inequality are common problems of mankind, their solution demands also"joint action" No.
What is most important is to prevent human trafficking by addressing the problems of poverty and inequality and by making people more aware of the issue.
Let us make no mistake, the problems of poverty in the world are today of such magnitude that these measures, with the present resources, are like a drop in the ocean.
Movement is a stark demonstration that having overthrown thedictator did not automatically solve the problems of poverty, unemployment and lack of a future that provoked the uprising in 2011.
Problems of poverty facing the majority of the South African black population extend beyond the farm environment, as South Africa overtakes Brazil as one of the most unequal societies in the world.
The United Kingdom strategy to tackle problems of poverty and social exclusion is broad and comprehensive.
However, it is striking that while the issue of urban areas of multiple deprivation is wellcovered only a few Member States address the problems of poverty and social exclusion in rural areas.
ESC Opinions have discussed the problems of poverty(Rapporteur: Mr BURNEL) and social exclusion Rapporteur: Miss MADDOCKS.
The challenges faced by our regions today aresuch that they do not allow us to leave the problems of poverty and social and territorial exclusion unresolved.
Its strategic framework is based on: a General policies, especially in the area of economic growth and structural change, so as to ensure steady growth, providing the funding for a gradual increase of socialspending and redistribution; and b Specific policies to address existing and emerging problems of poverty and social exclusion.
Our society, having been systematically destroyed by communism,must face the problems of poverty, drugs and the influence of western lifestyles.
It combines general policies, especially in the area of economic growth and structural change, aimed at sustaining the pace of increase in social spending whileat the same time developing specific policies to address problems of poverty and social exclusion.
The Greek research report proposes thatlocal partnership might come to play a catalytic role in a more effective response to problems of poverty and exclusion in that country if its potential could be more widely recognised Robolis et al, 1996.
The beneficiaries of this programme should be the victims of poverty and social exclusion, andwe must prevent this from becoming in practice merely a means of financing bodies which investigate the problems of poverty and social exclusion.
There is much evidence from the national research reports and other research on these issues(Ball1994; OECD 1997b) to suggest that the problems of poverty and exclusion with which local partnerships are contending are not susceptible to solution through short term interventions.
Zimbabwe does, of course, still have considerable problems, but the European countries and the Union will continue to assume theirresponsibilities as partners of Zimbabwe in jointly tackling the problems of poverty, ill health and under-development.
This will include giving priority to the needs of the world's poor,and overcoming the scandal of the imbalance between the problems of poverty and the measures which have been adopted in order to address them.
I therefore call on my fellow Members to adopt the report as it stands,because it is a good report that correctly tackles the problems of poverty and social exclusion.
They have lost confidence in it because globalisation cannot hide the damage it is doing in the world: it inevitably provokes crises, it is exacerbating injustices between north and south,it is not resolving the problems of poverty and illness but generating deep, widespread uncertainty regarding man's future and the future of the environment.
Managing Director of the Society for International Development(SID) Stefano Prato gave an overview of SID's work in supporting development and innovation at local, national and global levels,in order to contribute to solving problems of poverty, injustice, gender inequity and lack of sustainability.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I want to take this opportunity to underline the importance of the European socialmodel, which is under threat from the Working Hours Directive or the Directive on Services, while the problems of poverty, social exclusion and quality of life are even more acute today in a Europe of 25.