Instead of talking about economic equality, we will now talk about equal sharing of the burden .

Greater equality reinforces the ambition for still more equality.

This implies the introduction of equity into international economic policymaking.

Women's involvement in the economy presented a picture of imbalance.

(iv) Ensuring equal access to economic opportunities and equal pay and other rewards for work of equal value

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

Declaratively, young people are more prone to division of duties in the household on equal footage.

Even if women are aware of their rights and try to exercise them, they encounter difficulties in exercising them.

They must have a more direct influence on the sustainable social and economic development of countries.

Employment of women on an equal basis with men provides companies with a larger talent pool, potentially increasing creativity, innovation, and productivity.

A review of the country's main socio economic indicators shows that greater efforts are needed to achieve higher levels of economic and social development.

New measures and actions too include men more often in gender equality promotion processes will continue.

Greater accountability for delivering on gender equality commitments required better tools.

Sexual and labour exploitation persisted, along with domestic violence and inequality in the enjoyment of the economic, social and cultural rights of childhood.

The European Union applauded the gender mainstreaming advances achieved in the United Nations system, although much remained to be done.

This situation is reflected by diverse forms of discrimination against them discrimination mostly characterized by unequal enjoyment of human rights and economic benefits.

Development of macroeconomic policies must take into account the impact of those policies on rural women to ensure their equal access to resources, services and economic opportunities and to enhance their productivity.

The more economic power China has amassed, the greater its ambition to alter the territorial status quo has become.

Wages have risen substantially more elsewhere in Europe, despite the depth of the economic crisis.

Today, there is much more collective hope and much more individual fear in America in the wake of the global economic crisis.

Nevertheless, women were still denied equal rights and access to economic resources and were often the victims of violence.

Rather, the expectation is that all social and economic development work by UNDP should purposefully take account of gender differences, and promote gender equality.

The following typology helps explain why some economies grow more rapidly than others.

Presently, there is a growing concern by the Mozambican for elimination of gender inequality and this is translated into the search, and elaboration of, policies and programs in the economic and social processes, in the context of gender equality.

She wished to know what kind of a distinction was made between equality and equity, because the Government seemed to believe that gender equality would be achieved when Gambian women were able to participate equally in the country's economic development.

Under the new framework, the overall level of Equalization and Territorial Formula Financing will be guaranteed and not subject to fluctuations from changes to economic data.

It was crucial to put into effect policies and programmes favouring gender equality as a way of consolidating economic and social development, which in turn would have a positive impact on the situation of women.

It is said that NBER working papers are even more prestigious than publication in refereed journals.

With its Faculty of Business Studies, also called the Vaasa School of Economics, University of Vaasa is one of the largest business universities in Finland.

Socio economic functions. The contribution of forest goods and services is often much greater than that revealed by official statistics.

While she understood the country's economic constraints, she agreed with Ms. Gabr that gender equality was vital for development, and she believed that it would cost the Gambia nothing to pass legislation promoting equality.

These challenges are even greater if one takes into account the need for public policies to be geared towards improving equality between men and women and to reflect the country's multicultural reality.

It was also recommended that greater representation of women in decision making bodies at all levels of government and the United Nations be achieved and that efforts towards the empowerment of women and gender equality be pursued.

Thanks to good legislation, gender equality policies and preferential treatment, women now had a strong position in society and were contributing vigorously to the social and economic development of the country.

Under the first phase of the Equality for Women Measure, 70 projects aimed at improving the economic, social, cultural and political lives of women had been funded.

Since instability is likely to continue for some time, regional resources must be allocated, with equal consideration given to both well being and economic efficiency.

The big losers from this economic disaster are workers in the advanced countries that bought into the laissez faire flexibility of American style capitalism.

But this distinction misses the larger point the quality of policy matters much more than the level of economic development.

The largest economic sectors are mining (10.4 of the gross domestic product in 2009), agriculture (5.0 ), manufacturing (13.5 ), and tourism.

It is defined either as a political doctrine that all people should be treated as equals and have the same political, economic, social, and civil rights or as a social philosophy advocating the removal of economic inequalities among people or the decentralization of power.

The HIV AIDS pandemic was fuelled by gender inequality that extended across all regions and knew no boundaries.

Violence against women is a manifestation of power inequalities between men and women and differences in access to economic resources existing in the family.

The Committee recommends to the State party that it ensure equal enjoyment of economic and social rights including the right to education contained in article 5 (e) of the Convention.

Fourthly, it had reaffirmed that gender equality was essential for advancing development and expressed a commitment to the integration of gender perspectives into political, economic and social policies and programmes.

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