Switzerland strongly favoured an approach integrating economic, social and environmental policies, at both national and international levels.

His delegation therefore fully supported the effective integration of economic and social policies into macroeconomic policies at the national and international levels in order to strengthen social development.

a) Integrate women's interests and concerns into national economic policies and reforms on a basis of equality with men taking into consideration the effect of global economic trends

Rule 16 Economic policies

3. Emphasizes that economic growth should be further strengthened and sustained, noting that global economic growth depends on national economic growth and that implementation of sound macroeconomic policies could significantly contribute to a revitalization of economic growth

Establishment of national databases on the socio economic, health related, educational and cultural situation of the family as the foundation stone for the preparation of national social development policies

Stressing that such national macroeconomic and social policies can yield better results with international support and with an enabling international economic environment,

Stressing that such national macroeconomic and social policies can yield better results with international support and with an enabling international economic environment,

Strengthening national capacities for home grown economic policies through a network of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development Virtual Institute

V. National policies and measures

National priorities, policies and institutions

51 Competitive enterprise clusters and networks are often the result of deliberate economic and social policies at the local, regional and national level.

3. Emphasizes that economic growth should be further strengthened and sustained, noting that global economic growth depends on national economic growth and that implementation of sound macroeconomic policies at all levels could significantly contribute to a revitalization of economic growth

3. Emphasizes that economic growth should be further strengthened and sustained, noting that global economic growth depends on national economic growth and that the implementation of sound macroeconomic policies at all levels could significantly contribute to a revitalization of economic growth

National FDI policies for services will have to be reflective of the country's domestic services industry, its overall economic conditions and its development objectives.

The involvement of civil society organizations in the formulation of these general public policies took place mostly through the National Sustainable Development Council and the National Council for Economic and Social Planning.

Co ordination of national migration policies will remain a dream if decisions continue to be kept under the exclusive responsibility of national governments. There is no sign in the EU that national regulations on economic migration are converging.

Developing countries, for their part, must fulfil their commitments to mobilize domestic resources, reform institutions to respond to national priorities and adopt effective, nationally owned economic and social policies to spur economic growth.

The role of national and international policies

Underlining the fact that the realization of the right to development requires effective development policies at the national level, as well as equitable economic relations and a favourable economic environment at the international level,

While coherence between national economic policies and international economic processes was essential, it was equally important for the development prescriptions of the international financial, monetary and trade institutions to be coherent with each other.

In central and eastern Europe, the countries intend to make the NAPs an integral part of their national long term environmental protection and economic development policies.

A people centred approach to development requires integrating economic and social policies, notably integrating social development goals into macroeconomic policies at the national and global levels better management of the economic and social consequences of the interdependence of nations in a globalizing world and a new approach to relations between the public and the private spheres and the role of the State in formulating and carrying out economic and social policies.

Underlining also the fact that the realization of the right to development requires effective development policies at the national level as well as equitable economic relations and a favourable economic environment at the international level,

Noting that lasting progress towards the implementation of the right to development requires effective development policies at the national level, as well as equitable economic relations and a favourable economic environment at the international level,

Foreign direct investment and ODA remained critical, not only for the economic growth of developing countries, but also for their endeavours to develop national capacity and sound economic policies to ensure fulfilment of the Goals.

Development assistance is a catalyst for growth, but the primary engine for economic expansion and transformational development is sound policies at the national level and accountable government.

Examples were provided of how the Millennium Development Goals were systematically used by national institutions to assess and guide public policies in the economic and social fields.

In its section on development, the chapter on national strategies highlighted the importance of growth oriented economic policies and discussed investment, as well as science, technology and innovation.

In efforts towards the MDGs, priority should be given to ensuring national economic development, and the greatest challenge in developing countries was to create a stable and favourable development environment, including improved national strategies and international policies that were not only stable but also favourable to economic development.

Mainstreaming a gender perspective into national policies and programmes

Optimal strategic policies should be based on common welfare, gained through economic integration and redistributive social policies.

The CNDM participated actively in the organization of the First National Conference on Policies for Women and the elaboration of the National Plan on Policies for Women.

3. Reaffirms also that each country has primary responsibility for its own economic and social development and that the role of national policies and development strategies cannot be overemphasized

We reaffirm that each country must take primary responsibility for its own economic and social development and that the role of national policies and development strategies cannot be overemphasized.

While economic growth reduces the cost of redistribution policies and additional social policies, it alone will not suffice.

This requires significant institutional strengthening to integrate economic and social policies more explicitly and to evaluate the distributive impact of economic policies on the improvement of people's livelihoods.

First, there should be sound national policies and correct governance.

Complementary national policies and international agreements will require careful scientific and economic analysis and thoughtful choices. The need for burden sharing, particularly between advanced and developing countries, will not magically disappear.

7. Stresses that, in addition to social policies, progress in the realization of long term goals, such as equity, social cohesion and an adequate accumulation of human capital, requires supportive and coherent short term and long term economic policies at the national and international levels

Most of the 14 member States have adopted national youth policies.

The implementation of cross sectoral integrated national youth policies is vital.

The first of those are sound national policies and correct governance.

Presidency of the Republic. Special Secretariat of Policies for Women. National Plan of Policies for Women. Brasília 2004, p. 85.

Counterproductive economic policies and a lack of political will to address the problems created by these policies are common phenomena.