In 7 offices, ambitious implementation plans and weak management of identified constraints caused delays, and in 12 offices weak field-based monitoring may lead to late identification of constraints that cause avoidable delays.
Keynes made a tremendous intellectual contribution in showing that supply in a market economy does not necessarily create its own demand, and that demand shortfalls can cause avoidable recessions.
The contribution of commerce to civilization had been overwhelmingly positive, but actions associated with the manufacture, distribution, financing and innovation of some products and services could negatively impact human rights and the environment and continued to cause avoidable conflicts.
The report points out that, if conditions that cause avoidable deaths were controlled in conjunction with enhanced family planning programmes, poor families would not only enjoy longer, healthier and more productive lives, but they would also choose to have fewer children, and could therefore invest more for the education and health of each child.
With internal conflicts now claiming many more casualties than wars between States, and with small calibre weapons and explosive remnants of war continuing to cause avoidable deaths, injury and hardship, an expansion of the scope of the Convention to cover those issues was clearly warranted.
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