Worker health regulations have not responded to the requirements of new economic conditions, economic and fiscal initiatives and mechanisms for the improvement of work conditions.

Worldwide availability of statistics on economic activity, employment and unemployment is still not very satisfactory.

Improve and increase indigenous women's economic and social conditions through

The overall performance of UNIDO and its contribution to economic development worldwide could not be over emphasized.

Within a framework of extreme diversity in local conditions and situations, it is possible to identify four major trends worldwide of State and public administration transformation.

Improving the conditions under which women participate in economic and social activities

Recognizing also that the legitimate trade in diamonds makes a critical contribution to economic development in many countries worldwide,

Although positive changes were recognized, a number of participants stated that the first Decade did not succeed in improving the living conditions of many indigenous peoples worldwide.

The plans will focus on programmes to improve economic conditions in vulnerable communities.

Economic collapse and food insecurity are now chronic conditions in Zimbabwe, as we heard.

Displacement, poor economic and social conditions and psychological trauma affected women most of all.

The economic and social conditions in the least developed countries continue to deteriorate badly.

(a) The economic conditions preceding the restructurings were generally characterized by a prolonged period of economic recession, accompanied by high budget deficits

The global environment is one of diversity in culture, religion, political system and economic conditions.

Governments worldwide face a similar imperative maintain policy credibility without undermining economic recovery. Bold measures like those envisaged by Abenomics may help.

Enhancing energy conservation and efficiency are key for decoupling economic growth from increased energy use, and thus for driving sustainable development worldwide.

With economic growth reaching 4.5 percent compared to 4.3 percent in 2002 and 3.8 percent in 2001, economic conditions steadily improved in 2003.

It is important that genuine conditions for an equal and fair international economic order be established.

The economic and political conditions needed to achieve the Millennium Development Goals must therefore be improved.

(a) Higher standards of living, full employment, and conditions of economic and social progress and development

Gravely concerned about the difficult economic and employment conditions facing the Palestinian people throughout the occupied territory,

Gravely concerned at the difficult economic and employment conditions facing the Palestinian people throughout the occupied territory,

India has the right institutional conditions for economic growth, whereas China is still struggling with political reforms.

Iraqis expect tangible political and economic progress, particularly in terms of living conditions, jobs and basic services.

The economic, social and environmental conditions of the Maldive islands changed fundamentally within a matter of hours.

In the northern Mediterranean, many databases are available in farming resources, land use and socio economic conditions.

The inequitable social and economic conditions currently facing many countries were partly due to those historical misdeeds.

Such assessments also allow for the consideration of specific settings and environmental conditions for example, economic constraints.

Peace Worldwide

By basing economic policy on this experience, we could not only avert Olson s grim prophecy. We could also accelerate economic recovery, increase the pace of innovation, and raise livelihoods for millions of people worldwide.

Deprived socio economic conditions, inadequate supply of hygienically acceptable drinking water, inadequate waste management and improper housing conditions all increase the risk of the outbreak and spread of many contagious diseases.

These restrictions will further exacerbate the difficult socio economic conditions and humanitarian hardships being faced by the population.

This project aims at improving the radiological situation and creating conditions for long term, stable socio economic development.

Affirming the need for a worldwide effort to raise awareness about the health impact and social and economic costs of injuries caused by road traffic accidents,

Understanding and reducing these health inequalities remains a major public policy challenge worldwide. It is not only a moral issue health inequalities carry significant economic costs.

Since climate change is an ongoing process, we must become better prepared for adapting to it and for limiting its socio economic costs in societies worldwide.

More than 158 million people worldwide were injured, displaced or otherwise adversely affected by disasters associated with natural hazards, with reported economic damage totalling 94 billion.

The aftermath of the civil war in the Republic, the painful transition to market relations, the economic difficulties and, as a result, the dramatic worsening of the socio economic living conditions after 1991 left the women of the Republic of Tajikistan in harsher conditions than its men.

In some cases, there were considerable delays in undertaking debt restructurings, leading to costly defaults and worsened economic conditions.

An explanation of this phenomenon should be primarily looked for in the severe economic conditions in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Many industrialized countries, especially in Western Europe, were facing difficult economic conditions and some were experiencing unprecedented social unrest.

It follows that poverty, meaning poor socio economic conditions, poor living conditions (housing and accommodation, work and general environment) and an unhealthy way of life influence directly a nation and its health potential.

In fact, if you look at the evidence worldwide, the evidence is more supportive of the view that the infrastructure are actually the result of economic growth.

1.6 million deaths worldwide.

This might explain some of the public dissatisfaction captured in so many surveys, even when economic conditions are not dire.