Such an understanding of justice therefore involves the creation of fair institutions and institutional frameworks, for example by establishing a labour market with jobs that are socially inclusive, and a system that can guarantee universal access to social protection and public services.
We are a war-torn, poor and underdeveloped nation and widely suffer lack of adequate resources to manage and respond to large-scale disasters," said Ghulam Haidre, chief programme coordinator of social protection at the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development.
In Toyako we agreed to undertake all possible measures to ensure global food security, highlighting that the G8 had committed over US$ 10 billion since January 2008 for short, medium and long-term purposes, to support food aid, nutrition interventions, social protection activities and agricultural output increase.
The history of social protection in the twentieth century may attest to huge improvements in the lives of millions of people, yet we now remain entrenched in a climate of financial austerity, declining public services and growing poverty in the majority of the world's nations, despite the vast amount of wealth that is continually amassed by billionaires and large corporations.
We are determined to take all possible measures in a coordinated manner, and since January 2008 have committed, for short, medium and long-term purposes, over US$ 10 billion to support food aid, nutrition interventions, social protection activities and measures to increase agricultural output in affected countries.
We will promote national enabling environments for investment including infrastructure and policies conducive to well-functioning markets, the integration of smallholders and women into those markets, inclusive financing institutions, secure tenure of land, social protection, the management of risk and measures to limit the adverse impacts of excessive price volatility.
The G20 Multi-Year Action Plan embodies this commitment and highlights several areas of actions to maximize growth potential and economic resilience in developing countries, in particular infrastructures, private investment, domestic resources mobilization, trade, food security, social protection, remittances, financial inclusion and human resources.
This colossal sum amounts to approximately 4% of global GDP- twice as much as required for securing a basic level of social protection for all the world's poor.[2] As explained in the following 10 sections, the figures presented are only broad annual estimates and most are extremely conservative.
Good coordination among responsible government authorities is essential for the identification and implementation of policies to promote responsible public and private investments in infrastructure, irrigation, protection of soils, open and transparent markets, technologies, knowledge sharing, rural services including financial services, extension and advisory services, social protection programs, health and safety at work, employment services and vocational training and education.
The transformation was decided by representatives of 48 domestic workers' organizations from 42 countries at the founding congress of the International Domestic Workers' Federation(IDWF) held in Montevideo, Uruguay October 26-28 During the many workshops participants exchanged experiences with organizing and organization building at national, regional and international levels, the campaign to ratify ILO Convention 189 and enforcement of rights, social protection schemes and collective bargaining.
We direct our Ministers to assess the evolving employment situation, review reports from the ILO and other organizations on the impact of policies we have adopted, report on whether further measures are desirable, and consider medium-term employment and skills development policies, social protection programs, and best practices to ensure workers are prepared to take advantage of advances in science and technology.
The principle of equal treatment with respect to social protection, working time, health and safety and labour inspection between domestic workers and workers in other sectors is far from established- including in some of the richest countries in the world including the members of the European Union To prepare for next year's discussion, the International Domestic Workers' Network(IDWN) will have to mobilize strong support from relevant national and regional authorities around these issues.
These rights were first enshrined in international law in 1948 when nations subscribed to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and they have been reinforced in a number of other international covenants since.[15] Prioritising the global emergency Rather than reinforcing and scaling up the sharing economy, for decades governments have pursued polices that undermine systems of social protection and exacerbate poverty and inequality.
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