Operational guide for implementation and follow-up of the Montevideo Consensus on Population and Development - page 112

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PRIORITYMEASURE77
“Promote the development andwell-being of people in all territorieswithout any form of discrimination, and provide full access to basic social services and equal
opportunities for populationswhether they live inurban or rural areas, in small, intermediate or large cities or in isolatedareas or small rural settlements.”
Possible lines of action
1. Design programmes to guarantee basic services (drinkingwater, sewage and sanitation, electricity) in all territories; 2. Design health policies
and programmes that include universal health coverage, access to good-quality essential health services, and access tomedicines and vaccines;
3.Design inclusive, equitableandgood-qualityeducationpolicies andprogrammes inall territories; 4.Designhousingpolicies thatwill improve
housingquality and promote constructionof new dwellings, recognizing that the type of housingoptionmust be adequate to needs of everyone
everywhere; 5. Design policies and programmes to expand and improve public spaces in all territories, with special regard to older persons,
persons with disabilities, children and women; 6. Institute programmes for the formalization and comprehensive improvement of
neighbourhoods,with special attention to slumsanddepressedareas; 7. Prepare land-usepolicies that help todiscourage real estate speculation.
Targets
1. Ensure universal coverage of safe, accessible and affordable drinking water for everyone everywhere; 2. Achieve equitable access to
adequate sanitation and hygiene services for everyone everywhere; 3. Ensure universal coverage of safe, accessible and affordable
electricity services for everyone everywhere; 4. Have universal health coverage that includes access to good-quality, intercultural health
services, medicines and vaccines; 5. Have an infrastructure of health care establishments available equitably access all territories;
6. Ensure that all children have complete, free, equitable and good-quality primary and secondary education; 7. Ensure that social
housing meets quality standards and technical, safety and adaptability standards for persons with disabilities, older persons and
indigenous persons; 8. Ensure all population centres (in urban and rural areas) have adequate public facilities, lighting and green areas;
9. Reduce by 100% the number of people living in slums.
Tentative indicators
1. Percentageof peoplewithaccess tobasic services (light,water, sewage), byminor administrativedivision; 2. Lifeexpectancy at birth, by sex,
ethnicity and minor administrative division; 3. Percentage shortfall in basic health establishments, by minor administrative division; 4. Net
primary school enrolment rate, byminor administrativedivision; 5.Rationbetweengirlsandboysby level of education (primary, secondaryand
tertiary), byminor administrative division; 6. The housing deficit, as a percentage, byminor administrative division; 7. Percentage of housing
builtwithmakeshiftmaterials, byminor administrativedivision; 8. Percentageof thepopulation living in slums.
Related instruments,
forums andmechanisms
This prioritymeasure finds support inHABITAT III andMINURVI and its SantiagoDeclaration, aswell as in selected paragraphs of Rio+20
and itsoutcomedocument, “TheFutureWeWant”. SDG3: “Ensurehealthy livesandpromotewell-being for all at all ages”, target 3.8: “achieve
universal health coverage, including financial riskprotection, access toquality essential healthcare services, and access to safe, effective, quality
and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all”; target 6.1: “by 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable
drinkingwater for all”; target 6.2: “by 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all, and end open defecation,
paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations”; SDG 10: “Reduce inequality within and among
countries”; target 10.2: “by 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all irrespective of age, sex, disability,
race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status”; SDG 11: “Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and
sustainable”, target 11.1: “by2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing andbasic services, andupgrade slums”; target
11.3: “by 2030 enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacities for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement
planningandmanagement in all countries”; target 11.a: “support positive economic, social and environmental links inurban, periurbanand rural
areasby strengtheningnational and regional development planning.”
Comments
This prioritymeasure is related to PMs 78, 79 and 81 of this chapter. The indicators of this PM should be disaggregated by geographical area,
whetherbycentreofpopulationorbyminor administrative division, and by urban and rural areas.
This measure must take account of the particular situation of indigenous peoples and Afro-descendants, and in this way complement
PM 88 on the territorial rights of indigenous peoples and PM 96 on affirmative action policies for the development of Afro-descendent
populations.Minor administrative division is understood as the smallest administrative division in each country.
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