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This reform will make conditions of service for staff more equitable.

Knowing about these problems allows us to design more equitable strategies.

This stress appears to move the curves toward the ideal, more equitable.

Even if the relationship were more equitable, to pursue it at this stage would be a flawed strategy.

Three decades of experience have taught us: this is the best route to sustainable, equitable, and acceptable care.

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Strengthening health systems and making them more equitable have been recognized as key strategies for fighting poverty and fostering development.

We will not build a just and equitable world unless we give equal weight to all three pillars of sustainable development – social, economic and environmental.

The best way to do so is through a policy that strives for universal, equitable, and affordable health coverage, and strengthens all capacities needed to reach this goal.

Pro-poor development strategies based on the principles of equity and quality should be implemented to narrow existing gaps and further promote holistic and equitable human development.

They want to make sure that equitable and accessible systems built on primary health care are not sacrificed in the process.

The challenge is to get the right balance: the right balance between the immediate need for equitable access to quality, affordable medicines, and the long-term need to stimulate innovation.

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