Sentence examples for human development objectives from inspiring English sources

But the report goes further than platitudes about how important it all is, instead breaking ground by suggesting how this can be made real in a new set of goals, integrating targets on using fewer resources with human development objectives.

12. Reaching sustainable world food security is part and parcel of achieving the social, economic, environmental and human development objectives agreed upon in recent international conferences and stated in the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

Targeted public health and biodiversity strategies provide opportunities to improve vector control, regulate and control the spread of emerging infectious diseases, zoonotic and other diseases as well as invasive alien species, and can contribute to ecosystem integrity, diversity, and the reconciliation of human development objectives.

One of the challenges faced by conservation initiatives is to create spaces, such as protected areas, that will simultaneously meet both conservation objectives and human development.

During the Millennium Summit in September 2000, world leaders adopted the Millennium Declaration and, subsequently, the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs): a series of concrete objectives for human development with a deadline of 2015.

We reaffirm the objectives for human development, food security, agriculture, rural development, health, nutrition and environment and sustainable development enunciated in a number of international conferences and documents.2 We reiterate our commitment to the nutritional goals of the Fourth United Nations Development Decade and the World Summit for Children.

Alkire (2002, pp182) argues that a " fundamental reason for a serious account of dimensions is to give secure epistemological and empirical footing to the multidimensional objective of human development".

Now, as the next-generation goals expand the focus from social and human development to also include economic and environmental objectives, we should not underestimate the positive ripple effects of family planning across all three areas.

This crisis has underlined the need to maintain, and where possible increase, core social expenditures like education and health spending in order not to lose both earlier human capital gains and long-term national development objectives.

Background and Methodology Many countries in Latin America and Caribbean use conditional cash transfer programmes with the objective of advancing sustainable human development, including poverty and disparity reduction.

We recognize that the nutritional well-being of all people is a precondition for the development of societies and that it should be a key objective of progress in human development.