Examples of using Inequality reduction in English and their translations into Russian
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Increase in inequality, reduction in absolute poverty.
That is why the business of the day of UN Political Forum was eradication of poverty and inequality reduction.
Inequality reduction(alongside rather than instead of the reduction of overall poverty);
Social transfers are also an essential development tool for poverty reduction and inequality reduction.
Overall, however, the weight of inequality reductions in these regions has not surpassed that of the increases in the other regions.
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We need to emphasize that Kazakhstan has achieved the goals of millennium on eradication of poverty and inequality reduction in 2004-2005.
Large-scale programmes have also contributed to inequality reduction and have had some impact on narrowing the poverty gap and lessening the severity of poverty.
Together with expanded demand, it can also encourage supply diversification,regional economic convergence and inequality reduction.
Governments should implement combinations of growth and inequality reduction policies that maximize poverty reduction. .
Preparation and adoption of a differentiated resource allocation and disparity correction policy in the context of a broader vision of land-use planning and inequality reduction.
Governments should implement combinations of growth policies and inequality reduction policies that maximize poverty reduction; .
The role of inequality reduction along the community channel lies in facilitating the mobilization of the collective efforts necessary for protecting the environmental resources owned or controlled by the community, often referred to as common-property resources CPRs.
Kazakhstan delegation took a significant part in discussions concerning eradication of poverty and inequality reduction on a Ministerial Session.
Cuba acknowledged that Haiti had accepted its recommendations on poverty and inequality reduction, the organization and extension of education and health systems, the extension of the housing supply and the relocation of affected persons.
During the period of 2004 to 2006, the key focus of the OperativeProgramme for Regional Development(OPRD) of the 1st National Development Plan was the inequality reduction of underdeveloped regions.
An increased number of social policies specifically addressed to poverty and gender inequality reduction being implemented or reviewed by countries of the subregion consistently with ECLAC policy recommendations; the number of requests for technical cooperation.
We are proud of the fact that Colombia is the first middle-income country of Latin America to design andcarry out a comprehensive strategy for poverty and inequality reduction, the implementation of which is going forward.
The three-year microregional inequality reduction programmes aim at establishing the basic and specialized social services and child welfare services within 3-4 years in the microregions concerned in line with the requirements of legal regulations.
Some countries have taken steps during the last decade to shape redistributive policies in support of inequality reduction and sustainable development, especially in Latin America.
This successful partnership between UNDP and an emerging global player such as Brazil is a good indicator to the international community that emerging economies are going through successful processes of social transformation, and thus have much to share with the rest of the world andcontribute to poverty eradication and inequality reduction at the global level.
To this end, they should take into account the economic, social and environmental dimensions of such issues as poverty eradication,job creation, inequality reduction, unsustainable patterns of consumption and production, energy, climate change, biodiversity and green growth.
Support is provided in the most disadvantaged regions, among other things for job creation or job preservation investments, human infrastructure development, public work projects development, equipment purchases, solution of social, economic and employment crises;continuation of the microregional inequality reduction programmes.
Such plans and strategies should include the economic, social and environmental dimensions of such issues as poverty eradication,job creation, inequality reduction, unsustainable patterns of consumption and production, energy, climate change, biodiversity and green growth.
The Programme stated that its work on promoting a more inclusive globalization focused on enhancing developing-country capacities to compete internationally, and to negotiate, interpret and implement agreements on trade, intellectual property andinvestment in a manner that prioritized poverty and inequality reduction as well as human development.
On this basis, the establishment of social justice,reduction of social and economic inequality, reduction of poverty and limitations of empowering the poor and making the subsidies targetoriented have been considered as the ideal goals of the document for the reduction of poverty.
Evaluations of UNDP performance show that UNDP has differentiated value added, with programmes focusing more on poverty reduction in least developed countries andlow-income countries, and on inequality reduction in middle-income countries and net contributing countries.
Two management mechanisms have been established:the first includes cross-cutting spending reviews related to the inequality reduction targets; the second is a process for reaching agreement between central government and its departments on the one hand and local levels on the other, to attain broad national objectives.
Stressing that the promotion of sustained, inclusive andequitable economic growth that can overcome the challenges of unemployment is necessary to achieve poverty eradication and inequality reduction and should be complemented, as appropriate, by effective social protection policies, including social inclusion policies.
Bearing in mind the effectiveness of the initiatives undertaken by ECLAC in such areas as poverty and inequality reduction, access to education and health, the rights of indigenous peoples, sustainable development and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, the proposed cut in the Commission's resources was a matter of concern.
Additionally, the response indicated that the Commission could be the main partner in New York of the Human Rights Council and thereby integrate the human rights-based agenda,including issues such as inequality reduction and combating discrimination, into the future global United Nations development agenda and Council discussions.