Equitable access to health care and services.

15.4 Equitable access is essential for poverty reduction.

Moreover, it could help to achieve the goal of equitable access.

Countries needed access to an equitable global financial and trading system.

More equitable access to credit is also critical for women's economic empowerment.

These principles emphasize equitable access and a rewarding education experience for both boys and girls.

Telehealth was based on the fundamental premise that there should be equitable access to quality health care.

d) Create an enabling environment that will promote equitable and affordable access to ICT infrastructure and services

Although considerable progress had been achieved in restructuring the public education system, equitable access to quality education still remained a challenge.

Stressing the importance of facilitating increased, cost effective and equitable access to technological knowledge and learning, including through open trade and investment frameworks,

Traditional harmful practices hinder equitable access of women and girls to comprehensive and affordable quality primary health care services, in particular reproductive health services.

That delegation called on developed countries to assist developing countries by providing the means and the technological capacity to have equitable access to the geostationary orbit.

Some parts of the United Nations system are pursuing this goal by strengthening the capacity of the rural poor and their organizations, improving equitable access to productive natural resources and technology and increasing access to financial services and markets.

Some participants noted that public private partnerships resulted in increased private control of assets and reduced access for the poor to affordable services and called for strengthening the public sector to ensure equitable access to basic goods and services.

(l) The promotion of equitable access to benefits from the international distribution of wealth through enhanced international cooperation, in particular in economic, commercial and financial international relations

(m) The promotion of equitable access to benefits from the international distribution of wealth through enhanced international cooperation, in particular in economic, commercial and financial international relations

Center for Health and Gender Equity, Gender, AIDS and ARV Therapies Ensuring that Women gain equitable access to drugs within US funded Treatment Initiatives (2004), p. 3.

To stop the unsustainable exploitation of water resources by developing water management strategies at the regional, national and local levels, which promote both equitable access and adequate supplies.

The Government will need to continue to build or strengthen government structures that deliver effective governance, public safety, security, and equitable access to basic social services for its citizens.

Financing for development must flow to developing countries, whose exports must gain access to markets based on a universal, rule based, open, non discriminatory and equitable international trading system.

Balanced and equitable outcomes are important in all three pillars of market access, domestic support and export competition, with operationally effective and meaningful special and differential treatment for developing countries.

Environmental degradation, lack of equitable water resource management, natural disasters, the technology divide and the difficulty of obtaining access to international markets were among the problems that needed to be tackled.

The High Level Summit should ensure adequate financing for development, equitable global trade rules, fair access to knowledge and technology, and the effective participation of developing countries in international economic decision making.

The concept of integrating the space security issue with the international community's need for secure and equitable access to space for peaceful purposes could provide an interesting basis for movement forward on this issue.

2.4 Strive to eradicate sexual discrimination in access to the services and financing of ICT by setting up specialized technical centres and establishing training programmes for women, children and the family, and by promoting equitable access and ensuring equal opportunities for employment in the different sectors to do with ICT

He supported the Commission for Social Development's call for universal and equitable access to quality education, the highest possible standard of mental and physical health and access for all to primary health care as part of the effort to eradicate poverty, promote full and productive employment and foster social integration.

System of equitable geographical distribution

85. Welcomes the progress achieved in gender mainstreaming in operational activities, and encourages further work in the areas of equitable access to financial and productive resources to ensure a reversal in the feminization of poverty

1.115 To improve access of refugee population to essential hospital services by implementing affordable and equitable hospitalization policies, adjusting the imbalance in financial allocations among fields and achieving cost efficiency gains by rationalization of referral practices.

Rather than rejecting copyright, CC provided more liberal alternatives that allowed creative persons and entities to use and exchange content in ways taking advantage of the capacity of ICT to provide broader and more equitable access.

Measures to improve equitable geographical distribution

Measures to improve equitable geographical distribution

Article 5, paragraph 1 Equitable utilization

First, it is fair and equitable.

15.6 Hence, the overall objective of ESCAP for the strategic framework for 2006 2007 will be to promote equitable access to opportunities for individuals, communities and economies, leading to the economic and social advancement of the region.

2. Notes the outcome of the first meeting of the Ad Hoc Open ended Working Group on Access and Benefit sharing, which addresses the appropriate access to genetic resources and the fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising out of its utilization, hosted by the Government of Germany from 22 to 26 October 2001

Increasing the equitable access to and use of safe water and basic sanitation services and improved hygiene practices will reduce child mortality, improve health and education outcomes, and contribute to reduced poverty and sustainable development as a whole.

The declaration further recommitted countries to promote social integration by fostering societies that were safe and just based on the promotion of all human rights and reaffirmed the importance of promoting the goals of universal and equitable access.

The Republic of Guinea has adopted the global objective of health for all by the year 2000 , so as to assure the majority of its population equitable access to essential health care at a reasonable and affordable cost.

The goals can be grouped under four main headings involvement of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in educational decision making equality of their access to education services equity of educational participation and equitable and appropriate educational outcomes.

First, our proposal is equitable and fair.

Policy, Regulatory Frameworks and Equitable Benefit Sharing

4. Reiterates the World Summit on Sustainable Development commitment to negotiate within the framework of the Convention on Biological Diversity, bearing in mind the Bonn Guidelines on Access to Genetic Resources and Fair and Equitable Sharing of the Benefits Arising out of their Utilization, an international regime to promote and safeguard the fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising out of the utilization of genetic resources

Such partnerships would enable those countries to have equitable access to international markets and allow for the implementation of international transport safety rules and environmental standards within an international trading system and international economy that took account of their special situation.

Bonn Guidelines on Access to Genetic Resources and Fair and Equitable Sharing of the Benefits Arising Out of their Utilization (annex to decision VI 24 of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention), 2002, Montreal, secretariat of the Convention