Примеры использования Challenges to developing countries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That population shift poses new socio-economic challenges to developing countries.
The challenges to developing countries therefore cannot be overcome simply by official development assistance(ODA) or humanitarian assistance.
Globalization poses enormous challenges to developing countries, and ours is no exception.
The representative of Jamaica recognized that globalization could bring both benefits and challenges to developing countries.
The MDGs should highlight the challenges to developing countries in their external environment, specifically trade and debt.
The TRIPS agreement will undoubtedly continue to pose serious challenges to developing countries' IPR regimes.
Human capital development continues to pose challenges to developing countries as they make efforts to raise the overall level of education of their population, increase productivity and strengthen human capacity.
On the one hand, the results of the Uruguay Round offered new opportunities,while on the other they posed new challenges to developing countries.
Its role should be to identify areas which could pose challenges to developing countries and to propose policy options.
The recent global economic crisis andgyrations in world commodity and financial markets have posed serious macroeconomic policy challenges to developing countries.
This system poses a number of systemic, development-related and capacity-related challenges to developing countries, and in particular to the least developed countries. .
Similarly, the successful completion of the Uruguay Round had created an international trade environment which offered many opportunities but also challenges to developing countries.
The outcome of the Doha Ministerial Conference posed important challenges to developing countries, and his delegation welcomed UNCTAD's plan for capacity building and technical cooperation.
Sluggish growth forecasts andthe ongoing challenges to the global economy carry important implications and challenges to developing countries in the years ahead.
Ms. Hoosen(South Africa) said that extreme poverty andhunger were major challenges to developing countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, and especially in view of the current food, energy and economic crises.
Significant changes were occurring in the global economy, and the negotiating agenda that had emanated from Doha was broad-based and ambitious,posing great challenges to developing countries.
The outcome of the Fourth Ministerial Conference of WTO at Doha posed important challenges to developing countries, and his delegation welcomed the UNCTAD plan for capacity-building and technical cooperation.
These initiatives pose further challenges to developing countries, not only to derive a good deal from these negotiations with development-enhancing results, but also to ensure that they complement and supplement developing countries' regional trade and economic integration processes while remaining consistent with WTO obligations.
Mr. KANG'E(Kenya) said that the increasing integration of the world economy posed great challenges to developing countries, making their participation in world trade more crucial than ever.
The Expert Meeting recognized that present developments in the domain of distribution services worldwide pose serious economic and social challenges to developing countries, although they also open up some new and interesting opportunities.
Although the primary responsibility for the advancement of women lay with Governments,the fact that globalization posed serious challenges to developing countries imposed the need for international cooperation in matters of technology transfer, information and data sharing, technical assistance, resource mobilization, and increased official development assistance.
Changes in the world political situation in recent years had yielded some benefits buthad raised new challenges to developing countries to adapt their economies to the new financial, trade and technological conditions.
This inauspicious international economic environment is expected to persist during 2009 and could even protract,posing tremendous challenges to developing countries in financing investments for long-run sustainable growth and development.
If the response of the real economies in those countries remains muted andif financial intermediation takes longer in returning to normal levels, the challenges to developing countries' economies will grow even larger and the impact on the global economy will be correspondingly higher.
Recognizes that the increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, including those related to the adverse impacts of climate change,pose serious risks and challenges to developing countries, in particular small island developing countries, and least developed countries, as well as countries in Africa, South Asia and Latin America;
The global crisis in the availability andprice of food presents yet another unprecedented challenge to developing countries.
The challenge to developing countries is in putting in place a regulatory framework that would respond to the growing complexities of the market and provide for domestic capacity development and competitive exports.
Mr. Blas(Philippines) said that debt repayment posed a challenge to developing countries in their attempts to implement poverty reduction and economic growth strategies.
Mr. Wang Qi(China) said that desertification was the common responsibility of the international community andposed a long-term challenge to developing countries.
It is a partnership within Africa,but also a challenge to developed countries to agree on a new partnership for Africa.