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It is depressing to see Hong Kong once more bereft of inclusive leadership and roiled by political grandstanding.
By acting now, they will set their countries – and the wider world – on a new course, giving rise to prosperous, inclusive, and resilient societies this decade and beyond.
ANNAPOLIS – At the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting in Davos in January, Chinese President Xi Jinping, drawing on China’s own recent experience, spoke in defense of globalization, and offered a vision of inclusive, sustainable development.
Regardless of what today's corporate profit reports and stock indices may show, a country cannot achieve inclusive, sustainable success – in economic or human terms – if these fundamental social issues are not adequately addressed.
On Europe’s side, such initiatives include the Europe 2020 economic growth strategy and the European Commission’s Investment Plan for Europe, commonly known as the Juncker Plan, both of which aim to help Europe build a more innovative, sustainable, inclusive, and dynamic economy.
First, growth will have to be much more inclusive, especially in terms of job creation.
Accompanying inclusive growth, the second challenge is skill development, for which a performance-oriented education system must become a top priority.
Domestically, China’s government will aim to support development that emphasizes boosting productivity and thus delivering innovative, coordinated, green, open, and inclusive growth.
Many African countries have yet to undergo the kind of transformation that is necessary for socially inclusive and environmentally sustainable development over the long term: namely, industrialization.
In short, Africa must industrialize, and it must do so in a socially inclusive and environmentally sustainable manner.
Decision-making would also be more inclusive and deliberative, and produce solutions that more closely reflected societal needs.
Strong, effective, and inclusive multilateral institutions can play a vital role in combating this instability and fostering cooperation.
New technology can play a vital role in making financial systems more inclusive, particularly for groups that face greater barriers to access.
But with foresight and preparation, the world can minimize the disruption they will inevitably cause to ensure lasting and inclusive growth.
Stuck in transition, protesters and liberalizers are losing hope that they can establish enduring pluralist democracies and generate inclusive economic growth.
But an overarching collective commitment is needed to take advantage of this opportunity, and to achieve inclusive development.
The challenge ahead will be to reconcile the emerging economic reality with the social values and ethics needed to produce a balanced and inclusive green economy.
Now that it is a central issue, national economic priorities will need to shift substantially to create more equitable, inclusive economies and societies.
At the same time, the philosophy of change through mass, collaborative, and inclusive action is common to – and cross-fertilized between – almost every movement.
Her role in championing an inclusive agenda for women provides a new lens through which to assess the power of Asia’s new leaders.
As new loans are considered, steps should be taken to ensure that the benefits are as inclusive as possible.
But if 150,000 US troops could not stabilize Iraq in the absence of an inclusive and competent government, the limited measures on offer now simply will not suffice.
In order to ensure long-term social stability, China must promote inclusive wealth creation, for example, by establishing strong incentives for innovation.
The declaration demonstrates a strong commitment to the fourth proposed Sustainable Development Goal (SDG): to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.
The goal is to transmit not only the basics, but also the skills and values to make our societies more equitable, resilient, and inclusive.
It is obviously good for the G-7 or a subset of G-7 members to show leadership, but no fundamental reform can occur without an inclusive process that gives both industrial and developing countries, and both large and small countries an adequate voice.
To win the support needed to implement these reforms without undermining political stability or social cohesion, Modi must demonstrate that he is an inclusive leader capable of cooperating with Indians outside of his Hindu nationalist base – including the country’s 150 million-plus Muslims.
In their widely discussed 2012 book Why Nations Fail, the economist Daron Acemoglu and the political scientist James A. Robinson emphasize the importance of inclusive political and economic institutions.
Fortunately, the need for inclusive and sustainable industrialization is reflected in the Sustainable Development Goals, which will be officially adopted by the United Nations later this month.
The tools that the continent needs to achieve inclusive and sustainable industrial development are available.
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