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In fact, new research from the McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) finds that Asia-Pacific economies could boost their collective GDP by $4.5 trillion per year by 2025, just by accelerating progress toward gender equality.
Gender equality contributes to growth in three ways.
But equality at work goes hand in hand with gender equality in society.
But true equality of opportunity eludes too many women who want to earn money outside the home.
The final priority is to pursue more regional collaboration to achieve gender equality.
All imply that Europe can no longer build on the legacy of its glorious postwar decades, that time when its peoples secured both economic growth and high social equality.
Unlike markets, which reward the wealthy and successful, social democracy is premised on the principle of civic equality.
Key elements of its development strategy – including its stress on education, equality, and land reform – are even more important today in Africa.
As in Brown v. Board of Education , the case that ultimately broke the back of racial segregation in America half a century ago, the European Court is being asked to give meaning to the fundamental principle of equality.
In Tunisia, the middle class has come under intense pressure, constitutionally guaranteed gender equality is under threat, and conservative and Salafist forces are trying, often violently, to erode and dismantle the Republic’s secular foundations.
Equality . . . is not given us, but is the result of human organization insofar as it is guided by the principle of justice.
Only then can Argentina achieve greater social equality and boost economic competitiveness.
It did not mean the attainment of radical equality, but acceptance of Keynesian economics, the pursuit of full employment, the expansion of public education and pensions.
A powerful feature of the Egyptian revolution was the equality between the very different actors who initiated it.
Indeed, the only glimmer of hope remaining for women’s equality and dignity in Egypt is the willingness of all who seek such a regime to unite and try yet again to fulfill the democratic promise of Egypt’s revolution.
Even in countries where gender equality has advanced furthest, women are over-represented in lower-paying jobs, under-represented in senior government and business positions, and on the receiving end of most domestic violence.
Much has been achieved since then, including in the area of gender equality, but we still have a long way to go.
So how can we achieve the most gender equality at the lowest cost?
So which targets to increase gender equality should be included?
It is clear that gender equality has a number of important components, but reproduction is a key issue in determining life opportunities.
There is no simple way to achieve something as complex as gender equality.
We cannot eradicate poverty, protect people from pandemics, advance gender equality, or achieve any of the other 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) without accelerating progress toward universal health coverage.
But the ultimatum that some French are now implicitly presenting – guarantee absolute security or watch us cast aside the rule of law and basic principles of openness and equality – does more harm than good.
They have been soldiers of freedom who kept Christians from being purged from the last place in the world where the language of Christ is still spoken, while defending the principle of equality of the sexes, even in combat – a principle that is the hallmark of great civilizations.
Today, the World Bank and other development agencies are mapping out the global development priorities that will follow the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which officially end in 2015 and included specific targets for promoting gender equality and empowering women as a strategy for economic growth.
Moreover, it helps to create the social, legal, and political conditions for people to use health services, not least by promoting gender equality and ensuring that populations at higher risk of contracting HIV do not face adverse discrimination.
UNAIDS engages with civil society at all levels, by leveraging the international AIDS response to promote equality, dignity, and human rights around the world.
As former US Ambassador to China Gary F. Locke reported in a speech early this year, the concept of equality before the law has deep historical roots.
Thus, the EU’s first chamber - ie, its present Parliament - would mirror the size of individual member States; its second chamber, with the same number of representatives from every State, would enhance equality.
Deferred maintenance on income equality is one of many imbalances that built up in the US economy during the pre-crisis boom.
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