The Millennium Declaration sets out a framework of principles that can guide foreign relations: equity, social justice, and above all, shared responsibility.
The two instruments are all about shared vulnerability, and shared responsibility for collective protection.
There are plans to open more “shared responsibility” restaurants soon, including one in Detroit—albeit in the sort of neighbourhood where many people should be able to afford the full asking price.
Under their leadership, shared responsibility, co-management to replace the single up the world's "heroes."
They reinforce our need for shared responsibility and collective action in the face of universal vulnerability, in sectors well beyond health.
