The Europe 2020 strategy, approved two years ago in part to improve economic governance, is a good starting point, offering the basis for the growth compact that some EU governments have sought.

Europe needs fiscal consolidation, reductions in carbon emissions, and a strategy for economic growth.

Europe needs a growth strategy to put this political genie back in the bottle.

What remains missing is an economic growth strategy for the crisis countries but, given mounting unrest in southern Europe, such a strategy is inevitable.

This intergovernmental approach lay behind the Lisbon Agenda s failure to deliver the results needed to make Europe more competitive and dynamic by 2010, and the same shortcomings will bedevil its successor, the new Europe 2020 strategy.

So Europe needs a short term growth strategy to supplement its financial support package and its plans for fiscal consolidation.

Many of these reforms are outlined in the current government s own Long Term Strategy for 2020.

The Wrong Growth Strategy for Japan

In 2008, Medvedev was installed in the Kremlin as part of Putin s plan, the substantive part of which was known as Strategy 2020, a blueprint for continued economic growth and diversification.

Indeed, by 2020, Chinese emissions could be more than triple those of Europe and even surpass those of the US and Europe combined.

A Less is More Growth Strategy for Africa

The trouble is that the eurozone has an austerity strategy but no growth strategy.

Last but not least, any solution presupposes the most important ingredient of all an effective EU strategy to revive and sustain growth in southern Europe.

Domestic demand led growth will be a more reliable strategy than export led growth.

Instead, it has become a national growth strategy issue.

Europe does not have its own growth engine.

But Europe cannot build an industrial strategy on cheap energy.

If China s naval growth continues at its current pace, it may have the world s largest naval force by 2020.

Forecasts to the year 2020 predict growth in tourism in all regions of the world, with the strongest relative growth occurring in parts of the developing world.

The Commission s Europe 2020 initiative sets specific targets for raising school completion rates and employment levels for all EU citizens.

Faith in renewed growth is an ill advised policy strategy.

Therefore we reconfirm the growth strategy we agreed in Tokyo.

Slow growth there, especially in Europe, is economically depressing.

Europe does not need Asia s rates of economic growth.

So Europe needs a short term growth strategy to supplement its financial support package and its plans for fiscal consolidation. The greatest obstacle to implementing such a strategy is the EU s largest economy and its putative leader Germany.

First, Europe does not have an Asian strategy or TPP equivalent.

Those plans include Yemen's Strategic Vision through 2025, the national strategy for youth integration, the national strategy for literacy and adult education, the gender strategy in agriculture and food security and the national population plan for 2001 2020.

A growth strategy for the whole region is yet to come.

Source Ministry of Health, Enhanced Economic Growth and Poverty Reduction Strategy.

Call me a growth optimist , but Europe looks poised for another good growth year in 2007.

Call me a growth optimist , but Europe looks poised for another good growth year in 2007.

The economic crisis destroyed illusions of sustained energy fueled growth through at least 2020, and the hubris that went with it.

Growth in the United States and parts of Europe returned.

The industrial growth rate was the lowest in Eastern Europe.

Europe has set a goal of cutting emissions by 30 below 1990 levels by 2020 if there is an ambitious global agreement.

I've got 2020 vision.

I got 2020 hearing.

A new global growth strategy is needed to maintain global economic progress.

China has made a conscious strategic decision to alter its growth strategy.

A national housing strategy to the year 2000 was put in place and a long term plan for the period 1996 2020 was adopted.

They foresee years and even decades of slow growth in Europe.

Nevertheless, a smart strategy for Europe will require greater investments in hard power.

Just to give you an example, one of the Russian regions, for example, now involves its citizens in planning its strategy up until year 2020.

Just to give you an example, one of the Russian regions, for example, now involves its citizens in planning its strategy up until year 2020.

No economic strategy can change that, even if it produces spectacular GDP growth.