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Leveraging the opportunity presented by the demographic dividend depends critically on investing in the health and education (SDGs 3 and 4) of the young people who will soon join the labour force, and on ensuring their successful integration into the labour market, with full and productive employment and decent work for all (SDG 8); 15 21. (...) We call upon developed country members and developing country members of the World Trade Organization declaring themselves in a position to do so to realize timely implementation of effective duty-free and quota-free market access on a lasting basis for all products originating from all least developed countries, consistent with World Trade Organization decisions, with a view to realizing the Sustainable Development Goals target of doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020; 32. (...) We also call on developed country Members to provide preferential market access to all business to consumer goods and services originating from all LDCs that are exported using an e-commerce- platform directly from LDCs suppliers.

Turner, Controlling Currency Mismatches in Emerging Markets, Institut d’économie internationale, Washington, avril 2004, p. 28. 2 On estime que, en moyenne, 65 % de l’ensemble des ressources que l’allégement de la dette accordé au titre de l’Initiative PPTE a permis de libérer jusqu’au début de l’année 2003 ont été consacrées aux secteurs sociaux, et 7 % à l’infrastructure. (...) Voir http://www.clubdeparis.org. 19 Le Kenya a été évalué selon l’approche d’Évian mais n’a bénéficié, comme cela est indiqué au paragraphe 15, que d’un rééchelonnement du flux de la dette aux conditions de Houston, sa dette extérieure ayant été jugée viable. 20 Banque mondiale, Département de l’évaluation des opérations, Debt Relief for the Poorest …, p. 25. 21 Ce programme est mis en œuvre par Debt Relief International avec le concours de l’Institut de gestion macroéconomique et financière d’Afrique orientale et australe, de Pôle-Dette, de l’Institut ouest-africain de gestion financière et économique et du Centre d’études monétaires latino-américaines. 22 Banque mondiale et Fonds monétaire international, Guidelines for Public Debt Management, Washington, 2003. 0445952f.doc 13 A/59/219 23 , Debt Sustainability in Low-Income Countries – Proposal for an Operational Framework and Policy Implications, Washington, 3 février 2004. 24 Voir le paragraphe 17 de la résolution 58/203 de l’Assemblée générale. 25 Banque mondiale, Global Development Finance 2004 (Washington, 2004), p. 65. 26 Associated Press, 2 juillet 2004. 27 Fonds monétaire international (FMI), « International capital market developments – prospects and key policy issues (Washington, septembre 2003), tableau 5.2. 28 M. (...) Richards, « Do collective action clauses influence bond yields ? New evidence from emerging markets », Reserve Bank of Australia, Research Discussion Paper (RDP – 2003- 02), mars 2003. 29 Communiqué de presse au FMI no 04/84 (24 avril 2004) et déclaration des ministres des finances et des gouverneurs de la banque centrale des membres du Groupe des sept pays les plus industrialisés, Boca Raton (Floride, États-Unis d’Amérique), 7 février 2004 (voir http://www.g7.utoronto.ca/finance). 30 Fonds monétaire international (FMI), « Progress report to the International Monetary and Financial Committee on crisis resolution », Washington, 20 avril 2004. 31 Banque mondiale et Fonds monétaire international (FMI), « Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative – status of implementation », Washington, 23 septembre 2003. 32 ______________, Debt Sustainability in Low-Income Countries … 33 Fonds monétaire international (FMI), « IMF discusses operational framework for debt sustainability in low-income countries », dans « Public Information Notice No 04/34 », 5 avril 2004. 34 Debt Relief International and Development Finance International, Strategies for Financing Development, no 19, deuxième trimestre 2004, p. 4. 35 Conférence des Nations Unies sur le commerce et le développement, Rapport sur le commerce et le développement, 2001 (publication des Nations Unies, numéro de vente : F.01.II.D.10), chap.

Cela a stimulé la demande dans tous les __________________ 1 Commission européenne, Report of the High-Level Expert Group on the Impact of the Digital Transformation on European Union Labour Markets (Bruxelles, 2019). A/74/284 3/16 19-13391 secteurs de l’économie et s’est traduit par un essor considérable de la croissance et la création de nouveaux emplois. 9. (...) Faute d’électricité et de connexions Internet à haut débit, de nombreux pays en développement, en particulier les pays en situation particulière, se heurtent à d’énormes obstacles qui les empêchent de faire le bond en avant technologique indispensable. Le fait de ne pas avoir accès aux technologies de pointe contribue à accentuer les inégalités, car les plus pauvres et les plus marginalisés sont généralement les derniers à bénéficier des possibilités qu’elles offrent. (...) En dernière analyse, l ’objectif fondamental de l’État, de l’industrie et des travailleurs devra être de faire en sorte __________________ 35 OIT, « Systèmes et politiques de développement des compétences pour la main-d’œuvre de demain ». 36 OIT, Travailler pour bâtir un avenir meilleur : Commission mondiale sur l’avenir du travail (Genève, 2019). 37 Commission européenne, Report of the High-Level Expert Group on the Impact of the Digital Transformation on European Union Labour Markets. A/74/284 19-13391 12/16 que les emplois de demain soient en conformité avec la réalisation des ob jectifs de développement durable. 56.

These help disseminate knowledge about the most effective strategies and practices used to counteract labour market developments that negatively affect women and contribute to the creation of a better social climate around the idea of gender mainstreaming. (...) These measures are intended to make policemen act in a more professional manner in policeman-citizen contacts and enhance the professional group’s bonds between policemen, based on tolerance and mutual respect. (...) These measures are aimed to help women and men reconcile professional and family obligations, to provide equal opportunities in the labour market to both sexes and to promote active fatherhood and a family model based on partnership. 23.

FCCC/SBI/2011/MISC.1 GE.11- Subsidiary Body for Implementation Thirty-fourth session Bonn, 6–16 June 2011 Item X of the provisional agenda Views and information on elements to be

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Rents are set at approximately 30 per cent of market price. However, there are only approximately 200,000 permanent rental housing units available.19 26. (...) Over the past decade, the proportion of joensei on the rental market has declined. In 2017, 22.5 per cent of all households were in monthly rental contracts, as compared with 15.2 per cent in joensei rental arrangements.22 This is in part because the low interest earned through capital markets makes joensei contract arrangements less attractive to owners. (...) A/HRC/40/61/Add.1 GE.19-09390 13 achieve high investment incomes without relying exclusively on volatile stock markets or low interest bonds.38 70. Real estate investments make up the largest alternative asset class within the Service, and alternative investments have significantly grown, from 0.5 per cent in 2005 to 11.4 per cent in 2016.

We also call upon developed country members and developing country members of the World Trade Organization declaring themselves in a position to do so to take steps to facilitate market access for least developed countries ’ products, including by developing simple and transparent rules of origin applicable to imports from least developed countries, in accordance with the Decision adopted by members of the World Trade Organization at the Tenth Ministerial Conference, held in Nairobi. (...) We also call on developed country Members to provide preferential market access to all business to consumer goods and services originating __________________ 18 WT/MIN(15)/48-WT/L/982, 15 December 2015. (...) (d) Facilitating increased access to other means of financing, including private finance, green bond financing and GDP-indexed bonds. Credit ratings and risk management measures, including through the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency, could be helpful in this respect.

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