These promising findings should now be incorporated into new economic models and concrete policy proposals.

Furthermore, a culture of respect for human rights and basic freedoms has yet to be fully established.

There is no clearly defined list of sectors, but some of the more established and universally accepted sectors are further explored here.

In China and in Russia (and partly in Brazil and India) state capitalism has become more entrenched, which does not bode well for growth.

The more that economic policy is subject to public debate that is, the more democracy there is the more important such policy narratives are.

While there are no longer egregious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law, a culture of respect for human rights and democratic values has not fully taken root.

The inclusion of posts financed by extrabudgetary resources with a life cycle less well established than for that of posts financed under the regular budget may also create major fluctuations in base figures from one month to another.

Too often the participation of young people is viewed solely as self serving, without taking into account that it also has a wider social function and leads to stronger public policy and better governance at all levels.