The core theme is the interconnectedness of decent work and sustainable economic growth as crucial components of the UN's 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, highlighting the need for inclusive growth that balances economic progress with social equity and environmental protection.
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Decent work and economic growth.
At the General Conference of the United Nations held in September 2015,
the main commitments for sustainable development for the 2030 agenda were defined:
To put an end to poverty and hunger, to reduce inequality,
to make our planet a cleaner and more tolerable place,
and to achieve a more just society by means of co-operation.
In order to achieve all this, of the 17 stated objectives, we have "decent work"
directly related to all the mentioned commitments.
What is the goal of decent work and economic growth?
It aims to promote decent work for all
and achieve inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
Half of the world's population still lives on
the equivalent of two dollars a day.
What can be done to increase economic growth?
These are 5 axes: maintaining economic stability,
ensuring greater infrastructure, turning regional
development into a new engine of the economy,
achieving simpler regulation
and quality education.
What does it mean to have a decent job?
The concept of decent work has 4 strategic objectives:
labour rights, employment opportunities,
social protection and social dialogue.
What are the impediments caused by economic growth?
It can cause pollution, overexploitation
and depletion of natural resources.
Therefore, in order to achieve sustainable development,
in addition to promoting productive activities,
innovation and formalization, it is proposed to optimize
the rational use of productive and consumption resources.
In recent years, automated systems
have seen a significant increase in companies
with the aim of facilitating the work of the worker.
But unemployment has also prevailed,
as these expert systems have replaced workers.
Therefore, computer students,
programmers and system technicians in the coming years
