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Long-term social and economic improvement will need closer attention to be paid to the environment.
UNESCO: Social and Human Sciences
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Traditionally, the region has focussed on nature, ecology and the environment rather than the social and economic dimensions of SD and this will need to be addressed through ESD as well.
UNESCO: Education
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The key to expanded U.S. interest in Africa, Clinton intimated, is the dissemination of more information about the continent throughout the United States, in concert with a series of government-initiated programs to extend economic and social aid to the countries that need it most.
CNN: Clinton says U.S. will be 'friend for life' of Africa
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The United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights has also underlined the need for bilingual and multicultural education.
UNESCO: Education
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As well as economic renewal, there has been a need for a great social renewal and that side of conservatism needs to have a big boost and that is what I have tried to do over the last seven years.
BBC: UK Politics
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We need to develop and promote policies which integrate the economic, social and environmental needs of communities.
BBC: Jackie Ballard: Principle into power
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He speaks fuzzily of the need for a strong but decentralised state to marry economic liberalism to social justice.
ECONOMIST: Those mutinous French
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Raise awareness on the need for heritage protection and the potential role of culture in human, social and economic development.
UNESCO: OFFICE IN KABUL
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When it comes to policies with significant economic and personal impact, and that aim so optimistically to solve great social ills, we need a lot more than minimum reporting.
FORBES: Minimum Pricing, Maximum Confusion: Should Governments Fix The Price Of Booze?
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We do not need to concrete-over the south-west in order to meet the economic and social aspirations of the people of this region.
ECONOMIST: Letters
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If we want employment, opportunities, and economic growth, we need to remove constraints on the extent of the market that limit the social division of labor.
FORBES: You Can Always Depend on the Self-Interest of Strangers