A. Equity, poverty reduction and international cooperation

There is also a need to balance economic growth with poverty reduction and social equity issues.

The programme actively promotes decentralization, participation, equity and poverty reduction, all of which lead to sustainability and are consistent with Government policies.

Emphasizes that poverty reduction policies should attack poverty by addressing its root and structural causes and manifestations and that equity and the reduction of inequalities need to be incorporated into those policies

Poverty reduction policies should attack poverty by addressing its root causes and manifestations and incorporate equity and equality measures in those policies.

Furthermore, any reduction in posts must not compromise the effectiveness of the United Nations more important, it must be carried out on the basis of geographical equity.

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CPRGS integration was strongly supported by the national commitment to poverty reduction, social equity and improvements in local governance, as well as by new legislation promoting greater decentralization.

Emphasizes that poverty eradication policies should attack poverty by addressing its root and structural causes and manifestations, and that equity and the reduction of inequalities need to be incorporated in those policies

Senegal had recently launched a 10 year national strategy to ensure gender equity, in line with benchmarks established under its poverty reduction strategy and with the Millennium Development Goals.

8. Emphasizes that poverty eradication policies should attack poverty by addressing its root and structural causes and manifestations, and that equity and the reduction of inequalities need to be incorporated in those policies

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8. Also emphasizes that poverty eradication policies should attack poverty by addressing its root and structural causes and manifestations, and that equity and the reduction of inequalities need to be incorporated in those policies

8. Also emphasizes that poverty eradication policies should attack poverty by addressing its root and structural causes and manifestations, and that equity and the reduction of inequalities need to be incorporated in those policies

Poverty reduction was impossible without economic growth, without sound macroeconomic policies, without investment and without opening up to trade however, there were other important factors such as equity, education and participation.

Promoting greater gender equity.

Less than 50 per cent of equity ownership.

Greater than 80 per cent of equity ownership.

1993 Chairperson, Gender Equity, Committee of Senate, MEDUNSA

(g) Gender equality, equity and empowerment of women

(b) Gender equality, equity and empowerment of women

As a further enhancement to the Australian Government's equity provisions for higher education students, the Higher Education Equity Support Programme was introduced in 2005 following a review of higher education equity measures under the reforms.

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Reducing poverty and promoting equity

2 Actually control 5 equity or more of the securities firm by holding equity of the shareholders of the securities firm or by any other means.

(2)the equity instruments of other entities it holds

Equity structures have also benefited from logistical support (computers, office facilities) and from technical assistance (National Equity Committee).

Subprogramme 13.3 Demand reduction prevention and reduction of drug abuse

The report by the Development Assistance Committee, Shaping the 21st Century, also set 2015 as the deadline for achieving the goals of universal primary education, reduction by two thirds in the mortality of infants and children under the age of five years, reduction by three fourths in maternal mortality, universal access to reproductive health services, gender equity and the halving of extreme poverty.

The negative growth was also attributed to repayments of intra company loans by foreign subsidiaries and or reduction in the equity of foreign subsidiaries controlled by Singaporean TNCs. This latter phenomenon represents negative outflows of FDI from host countries back to Singapore.

(d) Identifying emerging challenges to economic governance in such areas as macroeconomic and financial sector stability, sustainable development, poverty reduction and social equity, and examining policy options and institutional frameworks to deal with such challenges

Educators like to talk about equity.

Subprogramme 4 Social development and equity

Source Employment Equity Commission Report, 2003.