Examples of using New development framework in English and their translations into Arabic
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The new development framework should incorporate the core principles articulated in the Millennium Declaration, including solidarity, respect for the environment and the expansion of people ' s freedoms in a sustainable, durable and equitable way.
(a) A stand-alone goal relating to women ' s rights, empowerment and equality should be included in the new development framework in order to ensure that the specific situation of women and girls is recognized and reflected;
Consistent with Goal 8, the new development framework should incorporate a stronger global partnership for development; in the wake of the financial crisis some developed countries had implemented protectionist measures which had affected global trade, despite the commitment to develop an open and non-discriminatory trading system.
Besides encompassing appropriate goals and targets, along the broad pattern of the Millennium Development Goals, the new development framework must embody strategies designed to produce transformative change and assist in achieving the new goals.
If these topics are to be included in the new development framework, it is important that statistics are ready to provide an adequate baseline for possible targets and indicators at the national and international levels.
Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development(A/63/494) and other partners to include goals relating to reduction and prevention of armed violence in the new development framework.
The new development framework, as it is defined and developed, will provide important opportunities to focus on persistent disparities and inequalities, of which gender is a critical element, and on reaching the most disadvantaged and vulnerable, taking into account multiple levels of disparities.
The Commission called for gender equality, the empowerment of women and for the human rights of women and girls to be reflected as a stand-alone goal, as well as being integrated through targets and indicators into all other goals of the new development framework.
The international community has already started discussing how to address these shortcomings and build on the legacy of the Millennium Development Goals in the new development framework whose implementation should commence after 2015.
The post-2015 development agenda should be built on the foundation of the Millennium Development Goals, and all aspects of the economic, social and environmental dimensions of sustainable development should be properly integrated in the new development framework.
In the context of negotiating a new development framework, the key message of the VEF 2013 clearly positions energy in the post-2015 development agenda and underlined the significance of financing and partnership in ensuring a sustainable energy future.
Building on existing international human rights standards, the new development framework should reflect the core values of the Millennium Declaration
ActionAid urges the Commission on the Status of Women to take all appropriate actions needed to achieve the Millennium Development Goals and lay the ground for the new development framework beyond 2015.
Her delegation also noted the inclusive, transparent nature of the working method of the Open Working Group and suggested that it should be replicated in the deliberations leading to a new development framework for the next 15 years.
It urged States to tackle critical remaining challenges through a transformative and comprehensive approach, and called for gender equality, the empowerment of women and the human rights of women and girls to be reflected as a stand-alone goal and to be integrated through targets and indicators into all goals of any new development framework.
With respect to the post-2015 development agenda, the Commission calls for gender equality, the empowerment of women and the human rights of women and girls to be reflected as a stand-alone goal and to be integrated through targets and indicators into all goals of any new development framework.
With respect to the post-2015 development agenda, the Commission calls for gender equality, the empowerment of women and human rights of women and girls to be reflected as a stand-alone goal and to be integrated through targets and indicators into all goals of any new development framework.
It urges States to tackle critical remaining challenges through a transformative and comprehensive approach and calls for gender equality, the empowerment of women and human rights of women and girls to be reflected as a stand-alone goal and to be integrated through targets and indicators into all goals of any new development framework.
which should seek to produce a new development framework for those States in line with the global post-2015 development agenda.
There is growing recognition in the post-2015 debate that ISID should feature prominently in the new development framework, since it drives the structural transformation of economies, which is key for realizing the economic growth rates and decent job opportunities needed to achieve shared prosperity for all women and men in an environmentally sustainable manner(see annex, figure 1).