Even before the international financial crisis, the ESCWA region as a whole was not expected to meet the Millennium Development Goals in view of the already inadequate structure of existing policies. On the economic side, industrialization and full-employment policies remained elusive goals.
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 20 May 2015
This study provides a review of the System of Integrated Environmental and Economic Accounting (SEEA), developed by the United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD) to integrate economic and environmental information into a common framework, measuring both the contribution of the environment to the |
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Worldwide and in the ESCWA region, persons with physical disabilities face higher levels of unemployment, lower levels of education and higher infant mortality rates than the rest of the population. |
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Most countries in the ESCWA region see social policy as a basic element in achieving balanced human and economic development. |
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This issue disseminates population census data and comparable national data on registered vital events in the ESCWA region, with complementary analysis. |
 20 May 2015
Although female economic activity has steadily increased in the ESCWA region in recent decades, women still face a number of gender-based barriers that prevent them from gaining full control over economic resources and access to financial resources. This study, which is the thirty-sixth issue |
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The performance of Arab countries in 2007 was uneven. Some sectors increased their share in the world economy while others saw their share decline. |
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