Our Vision for Health Systems Strengthening 2015-2019, describing our goal to partner with countries to provide sustained, equitable access to essential, affordable, high-quality health services, was released in September.
Since most of the top-ranked African countries in the report are doing well because of sustained, equitable growth, political stability and human development-oriented politics, it is of the utmost importance that countries continue to learn from each other.
Please visit: www.undp.org ABOUT ILO ILO, through the employment for peace and development programme, in Somalia contributes to stability, peace and economic development by supporting the creation of decent work opportunities and developing community, public and private sector capacities to sustain equitable employment and livelihood opportunities.
We conclude that EC cannot be the main instrument for nature conservation, but rather complementary to a strong legal framework that protects biodiversity and ecosystems in addition to the sustained and equitable benefits of ecosystem services.
"Transforming services will take sustained commitment, equitable investment and a more consistent approach.
The hard truths about educating children in a free society in order to create a more perfect union ― to reach and sustain an equitable democracy ― are that public education has mostly failed the children who need it most.
One that is well-funded through a comprehensive insurance scheme, sustained by equitable contributions from all citizens and ensuring that even the poorest of the poor can get the best quality care.
Achieving universal coverage usually means 'going to scale', defined as 'a policy that builds on one or more interventions with known effectiveness and combines them into a programme delivery strategy designed to reach high, sustained, and equitable coverage, at adequate levels of quality, in all who need the interventions'.
Effective coverage of all women represents an essential element of any Universal Health Coverage policy and it is key to achieving sustained and equitable reductions in maternal mortality and morbidity.
