(a) Achieving higher, sustained and equitable economic growth

Thirdly, an open and equitable international trading system is indispensable for sustainable growth and development.

Thirdly, an open and equitable international trading system is indispensable for sustainable growth and development.

An open and equitable trading system is of the utmost importance for economic growth and poverty reduction.

Without trade, there can be no sustained equitable economic growth. Without economic growth, tax revenues will not grow. And without tax revenues, improved public services are not sustainable.

Achievement of the MDGs would require sustained and equitable economic growth, and economic integration should benefit developing countries, particularly those in Africa.

However, poor countries could not tackle poverty alone, but required increased aid, debt relief, capacity building support and an equitable multilateral trading system to spur growth.

Effective development and management of water resources and efficient and equitable provision of safe drinking water are central to poverty eradication, ecosystem protection and sustainable growth.

All countries and policymakers face difficult choices concerning the timing of austerity, perceived sovereign credit risk, growth oriented reforms, and equitable sharing of the costs of restoring growth. So far, the burden sharing challenge, along with naive and incomplete growth models, may have contributed to gridlock and inaction.

The Monterrey Consensus rightly identifies trade as the engine for economic growth and calls for a more open, equitable, rule based, predictable and non discriminatory trading system.

As a result, each State is faced with the dual challenge of supporting market based development to sustain economic growth and, at the same time, of ensuring equitable distribution of the benefits of growth to all its citizens, rich and poor.

They can contribute to the enjoyment of human rights, inter alia through investment, employment creation, just and equitable working conditions and stimulation of economic growth and community development.

Reaffirming also the significant importance of an open, universal, equitable, rule based, predictable, non discriminatory and balanced multilateral trading system in pursuit of sustained economic growth, poverty eradication and sustainable development,

Genuine and equitable growth could be achieved by ensuring that the benefits of development programmes reached even marginalized sectors, promoting decent and productive employment and making for a truly inclusive society.

Four years ago, African leaders adopted NEPAD with the objective of realizing broad and equitable growth that would help Africa to reduce poverty and better integrate itself into the international economy.

System of equitable geographical distribution

America s long run living standards and economic competitiveness depend not just on productivity growth, but also on how that growth is shared. More equitable sharing of profits with America s workers and their families would do much to address the worrisome stagnation of wages and middle class incomes in recent decades. nbsp

The stagnant incomes of the majority of US workers are undermining economic growth on the demand side (by discouraging household consumption) and on the supply side (through adverse effects on educational opportunity, human capital development, and innovation). It is time to take action to promote stronger and more equitable growth.

Reiterating the importance of the development of national capacities to eradicate poverty and pursue sustained and equitable economic growth and sustainable development as a central goal of the development cooperation of the United Nations system,

As World Bank president, Wolfensohn argued consistently that the world cannot be divided into haves and have nots. Poverty anywhere means poverty everywhere, and equitable growth is needed for the stability and security of all.

Measures to improve equitable geographical distribution

Measures to improve equitable geographical distribution

Article 5, paragraph 1 Equitable utilization

First, it is fair and equitable.

We recommit to promote a universal, rules based, open, non discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system, recognizing the major role that trade can play in promoting economic growth, employment and development for all, and undertake to

While trade does not obviate the need for large scale ODA supported development investments, an open and equitable trading system can be a powerful driver of economic growth and poverty reduction, especially when combined with adequate aid.

Stresses the need to broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in international economic decision making and norm setting with a view to ensuring equitable distribution of growth and development gains in a globalizing world economy

First, our proposal is equitable and fair.

Policy, Regulatory Frameworks and Equitable Benefit Sharing

Equitable access to health care and services.

6. Calls upon Member States, relevant United Nations agencies, intergovernmental organizations and civil society to promote equitable and environmentally sustainable economic growth for managing globalization, so that poverty is systematically reduced and the international development targets are achieved

Noting that the availability of microcredit and microfinance to people living in poverty, especially women, can support entrepreneurship and spur the development of microenterprises, providing goods, services and income to the poor, thus raising incomes and fostering equitable growth,

We recommit ourselves to the promotion of a universal, rules based, open, non discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system, recognizing the major role that trade can play in promoting economic growth, employment and development for all, and undertake to

Factors involved in an equitable balance of interests

Promotion of a democratic and equitable international order

Promotion of a democratic and equitable international order

Promotion of a democratic and equitable international order

Moreover, globalization must be more inclusive and equitable.

15.4 Equitable access is essential for poverty reduction.

(d) Ensure equitable treatment of similarly situated creditors

7. Calls upon Member States, relevant agencies of the United Nations system, intergovernmental organizations and civil society to promote equitable and environmentally sustainable economic growth for managing globalization so that poverty is systematically reduced and the international development targets are achieved

6. Calls upon Member States, relevant agencies of the United Nations system, intergovernmental organizations and civil society to promote equitable and environmentally sustainable economic growth for managing globalization, so that poverty is systematically reduced and the international development targets are achieved

6. Calls upon Member States, relevant agencies of the United Nations system, intergovernmental organizations and civil society to promote equitable and environmentally sustainable economic growth for managing globalization so that poverty is systematically reduced and the international development targets are achieved

7. Calls upon Member States, relevant agencies of the United Nations system, intergovernmental organizations and civil society to promote equitable and environmentally sustainable economic growth for managing globalization so that poverty is systematically reduced and the international development targets are achieved

As stated in the Secretary General's report, NEPAD aims to generate broad based and equitable growth that allows Africa to reduce poverty and integrate better into the world economy (A 60 178, para. 5) a task that is complex and painstaking.