They need to agree a global deal at Copenhagen that is ambitious in cutting emissions, fair to developing countries and effective in holding countries to their word.
Faced with the reality of entitlement fraud, it is fairer to develop a universal way to demonstrate eligibility to services than to rely on a piecemeal approach.
"I see that it's fair enough to develop an approach to disseminate the costs over the international community," he said.
The cause may lie deeper in our failure to give our fellow citizens a fair chance to develop their own capacities, in a lack of education and training, in a lack of medical care and housing, in a lack of decent cities in which to live and bring up their children.
In the society with rigid sex-stereotyped socialization, Sally and Samantha have not had a fair opportunity to develop the ambition that Ben and Sam have developed because only the latter benefited from the good luck of receiving favorable socialization.
After a more general discussion of the implications of the celebritization of development, specific analysis focuses on two parallel processes complicit in the 'mainstreaming' of fair trade markets and the desire to develop fair trade as a product of 'quality'quality
In the absence of agreement on principles or methods that yield fair outcomes, we may need to develop a fair process for decision-making and accept the outcomes of such a process as legitimate and fair.
In 2010, RSF helped finance Indigenous' effort to create standards and procedures for the Fair Trade apparel pilot program and to develop the Fair Trace Tool™, which allows shoppers to scan a hang tag QR code to find out where a garment originated, who made it, how the fibers were raised, and what the social impact was.
Carroll is the co-author of a report released last month meant to serve as a guide for schools and universities to develop fair policies for transgender athletes.
For its part, the Office of Civil Rights should be pressing school systems with the worst records to develop fair and sensible strategies that involve working with troubled children and their families instead of reflexively showing them the door.
