And people interested in growth are turning their eyes towards Asia.

Why do many people believe that India is still a growth disaster?

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People aren't changing their behavior enough to decrease the growth in the epidemic.

Disturbed by the growth in the use of narcotic drugs, particularly among young people,

The population is characterized by rapid growth and a very high proportion of young people.

Without high levels of participation by the people, economic growth is usually selective and segmented.

The fastest population growth is taking place in the poorest regions. Poor people, especially poor people living on farms, tend to have the most children (often six or more per woman), and therefore the highest rates of population growth.

No less important are sex education programmes, aimed at reducing the number of teen pregnancies and at bringing the Nicaraguan people, especially young people, to a point where the demographic growth rate is lower than the rate of economic growth.

It is based on the concepts of people centred development and economic growth with a human face.

At the same time, the population growth of people aged over 65 years is also 3.6 , reaching 700,000.

Impressive growth has been achieved in some countries to lift hundreds of millions of people out of poverty.

That explained why it had not been possible to turn economic growth into real development for its people.

Social stability, needed for productive growth, is nurtured by conditions in which people can readily express their will.

Absolute growth will be highest in Asia, where cities will add another 330 million people during this period.

We cannot have people on this level looking for food and shoes because then we get continued population growth.

Procuring local materials and providing jobs to local people could be a means to stimulate pro poor economic growth.

Twenty four million of these people benefited from projects aimed at helping the chronically poor achieve self reliant growth.

A strategy for inclusive growth must empower people by including them in the networks that make them productive. Inclusiveness should not be seen as a restriction on growth to make it morally palatable.

Soon, growth and productivity follow, spurring more innovation and efficiency, bringing the products and services that people want and need.

The private sector alleviates poverty by contributing to economic growth, generating employment and empowering poor people by increasing their choices.

All countries had a responsibility to govern well, invest in their people, and establish the foundation for market led growth.

We have to define the sustainability of growth in ways that create an attractive narrative for our citizens. At the moment, people applaud sustainable growth, but they don t vote for what it means in practice.

A vibrant private sector with enterprises making investments, creating jobs and improving productivity promotes growth and creates opportunities for poor people.

Over time, urbanization was unavoidable as cities remained the centre of economic growth and attracted people searching for better living conditions.

There are two approaches to pro human rights growth policies a growth oriented approach, focusing on economic growth as a precondition for progressively affording the realization of human rights, and a rights based approach, focusing on the realization of human rights through deliberate policies of empowering people with rights.

While there was concern about the growth of megacities, it was accepted that people would continue to move to such large conurbations.

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And it became ever clearer that economic growth doesn't automatically translate into social growth or human growth.

Population growth will mainly occur among the poorest people here because they have high child mortality and they have many children per woman.

This is seen as particularly relevant for young people living in countries that are undergoing rapid growth through the expansion of industrial sectors.

Government policies of the least developed countries must ensure that people, particularly the poorest, are both active agents and ultimate beneficiaries of growth.

The growth potential inherent in the age structure explains why, despite a reduction in fertility in Peru, 600,000 people are born every year.

52. Pakistan was faced with a high rate of population growth of 2.9 per cent for a current population of 140 million people.

About 150,000 people are added to the urban population of developing countries every day, and most of this growth happens in large cities.

A dynamic private sector requires a government that fosters economic growth and is more responsive to the needs of people living in poverty.

54. The World Summit for Social Development recognized that poverty eradication requires the promotion of sustained economic growth, in the context of sustainable development, and social progress, requiring that growth be broadly based, offering equal opportunities to all people.

The unrealistic pursuit of endless quantitative growth places intolerable strains on our planet and widens inequalities. But reversing that growth would create other problems forcing people to compete for diminishing assets and resources would spread unemployment, poverty, and even violence.

While economic growth was instrumental in achieving development and the basic needs necessary for a life in dignity, growth in a human rights framework meant that development should be for all people and particularly for the most vulnerable and marginalized.

A good investment climate is essential for attracting productive private investment that drives growth, creates sustainable jobs for poor people and improves their livelihoods.

Many emerging economies achieved rapid growth for years even decades enabling billions of people to escape extreme poverty and reducing the wealth gap between developed and developing countries. But that growth has lately slowed substantially, leading many to question whether economists spoke too soon when we labeled them the new engines of global economic growth.

More diversified economies are also likely to deliver more inclusive growth growth that creates jobs for more people, and that distributes its benefits more widely. In order to boost long term growth prospects and productivity, low income countries will also need to meet huge infrastructure needs, especially in the area of electricity generation and transportation.

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