Economic governance

Good Governance and Economic Performance

On economic governance, there was a need to see a concerted effort to address good economic governance at the global level and good corporate governance.

International environmental governance

The Economic Governance the EU Needs

Item 7 International environmental governance

Strong economic governance rules, however, will not suffice.

More European economic governance is not a panacea.

Underlines the importance of coherence between national and international efforts and between the international monetary, financial and trading systems as being fundamental to sound global economic governance

7.2 Women's right in state, economic and social governance

It emphasizes broad reforms that affect the overall economic environment, and thus focuses on areas such as international trade, finance, macroeconomics, and governance.

The real crisis facing Europe is one of economic governance.

So it is with economic governance anarchy would be devastating.

Those who advocate greater global governance warn us that, without tighter international economic rules, a free for all will leave all countries worse off.

In order to ensure a dynamic and enabling international economic environment, it is important to promote global economic governance through addressing the international finance, trade, technology and investment patterns that have an impact on the development prospects of developing countries.

Developing countries would implement sound economic policies accompanied by good governance.

Ms. Lisa Dreier, Associate Director, Policy and Governance, World Economic Forum

UNCTAD's operational work would be needed to enable developing countries to deal with other international financial and development organizations in the context of global economic governance.

Meanwhile, the economic governance tasks that the international community and the Palestinian Authority (PA) have set for the immediate future are ambitious, to say the least.

UNCTAD's operational work would be needed to enable developing countries to deal with other international financial and development organizations in the context of global economic governance.

The issue of the reform of global economic governance to strengthen the voice and participation of developing countries in international economic decision making and norm setting is also of critical importance to the Bahamas.

(c) Good governance and equity at the international level

The implications for global economic governance need to be understood and addressed.

Efforts are being made in the areas of political and economic governance.

These threats are often related to economic chaos and basic failures in national governance, and international military action will often be needed to meet them head on.

A specific output had been included in subprogramme 4 (economic governance at the national and international levels), as well in the other subprogrammes dealing with these issues.

As a result, the world s international economic institutions will need to be strengthened in terms of governance and resources so that they can act as circuit breakers in the event of future financial and economic turbulence.

The lack of effective global economic governance has important implications for capital flows.

But this change in global governance must not be limited to economic policymaking.

Yet the need for effective global economic governance remains more urgent than ever.

Progress made in the implementation of the Governance and Economic Management Assistance Programme

Indeed, the Partnership cannot succeed without a significant increase in support from the international community, nor can it succeed without Africa's commitment to improved economic and political governance.

International Economic Law (a) Standards of international economic law

In the area of policy space and international economic governance, UNCTAD had brought to the fore the need for developing countries to participate more actively in the development process.

International environmental governance is an integral part of realizing sustainable development.

Here are seven commonsense principles of global economic governance that they might agree on.

Malawi faces serious problems in instituting an effective system of political and economic governance.

An achievement of the developing countries in the Group of 77 is their hard fought and reasonably successful struggle for progress on systemic issues critical to good international economic governance.

This is why, in global economic governance and the shaping of policies affecting international economic relations, it is important to ensure the existence of an inclusive process of decision making in which developing countries can play a meaningful role.

Good governance at the international level is fundamental for achieving sustainable development.

As statist models of economic development become more appealing, democratic governance will become less so.

It will demand global coordination of monetary policies, and some form of global economic governance.

Considerable efforts have been made by the Government, thanks to good political and economic governance.

On good governance, the concept was universally accepted and was not limited to economic aspects.

Many of the socio economic and budgetary challenges confronting Africa are associated with bad governance.