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The international community should address these challenges by establishing a global fund for legal empowerment.
Legal empowerment is a public good: it renders governments more accountable, and makes development more equitable.
But unlike public health, for example, states have a natural disincentive to support legal empowerment, because it constrains state power – which is all the more reason for a multilateral financing mechanism.
With the country performing well below its considerable potential, “black economic empowerment” efforts that are meant to reduce historical inequalities have suffered.
The first AHDR, published in 2002, identified three major “development deficits” holding the region back: knowledge, women’s empowerment, and freedom.
Repairing old alliances is vital not only for the exercise of American power, but also for Europe’s empowerment as a global player.
We must move beyond tolerance and respect to genuine care and compassion, with empowerment and inclusiveness becoming guiding principles of our actions.
Z. A. Bhutto’s legacy was empowerment of the impoverished and defense of ordinary people’s rights amid feudalistic politics and military rule.
As refugees, our goal has always been empowerment through self-sufficiency.
Some ANC leaders took corporate jobs, while other South Africans benefited from laws meant to encourage black economic empowerment.
Many of the good-governance agenda’s key goals – empowerment, inclusion, participation, integrity, transparency, and accountability – can be built into workable solutions, not because outsiders demand them, but because effective solutions require them.
The best and still most living thing about our Orange Revolution was the democratic empowerment of our people.
The empowerment of ordinary Egyptians has fundamentally changed things.
Development experts, demographers, and education advocates recognize that in many parts of the world, female empowerment is proportionate to family size.
Democracy will be decisive because it generates investments in education, health, and economic empowerment that reward ordinary voters.
Finally, there is a generalized fear of the unknown, as many countries confront issues relating to inflows of foreigners – whether refugees or migrants – and internal changes brought about by the increasing economic and political empowerment of women and minorities.
Despite their promise of empowerment, the MDGs didn’t adequately target many of the biggest challenges that women and girls face, such as gender-based violence and economic discrimination.
Indeed, the empowerment of Iraq’s long-suppressed Shia has raised expectations among Saudi Arabia’s Shia that they, too, can gain first-class status.
But, since the war in Iraq in 2003 and the empowerment of Shia across the region, the Saudi regime faces sizeable, restless, and politically ambitious Shia populations in neighboring Gulf countries, especially Kuwait and Bahrain, as well as in Lebanon.
Moreover, Bolivia is not alone: the shift from military rule to democratic politics in Latin America during the past 20 years is gradually, fitfully, but consistently, broadening political empowerment beyond the traditional elites and dominant ethnic groups.
Economic empowerment means, at bottom, the ability to monetize one’s skills and talents.
In other words, economic empowerment means more than finding a job; it also means getting to it.
Women are making progress in health, education, economic opportunity, and political empowerment, which they can leverage for future leadership.
While South Asia performs worst in overall gender equality and women’s attainment, it comprises three of the top five countries in terms of political empowerment (Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and India).
Some of the Asian economies with the highest human development rankings, such as Japan and South Korea, are among the worst in terms of women in senior management, wage equality, remuneration, and political empowerment.
We believe that fish, marine ecosystems, and people can coexist and thrive, and that the road to sustainability runs through community empowerment.
As last year's "Arab Human Development Report" made clear, the Arab Middle East lags far behind other regions in key measures, including individual freedom, women's empowerment, and economic and social development.
Given Palestinian public opinion, the most likely outcome of Sharon's disengagement plan is the empowerment of Hamas and other Palestinian militants.
Financial empowerment has been proven to increase female participation in community decision-making.
Progress toward women’s empowerment does not have to be that slow.
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