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The developing countries that have built strong local capabilities remain few.
TWAS has continued to receive strong support from developing countries that have well-developed capacities in science.
Those developing countries that have the capacity and resources to do so need to extend generous support to their less fortunate sister countries. .
TWAS has continued to receive strong support from developing countries that have well-developed capacities in science.
Developing countries that have sectoral emission targets and meet requirements(to be developed) may participate in international emissions trading.
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This is a policy area that may assist development efforts in developing countries that have experienced significant emigration.
Developing countries that have absolute sectoral emission thresholds and meet requirements(to be developed) may participate in sectoral crediting.
The remaining 15 per cent are mainly produced and consumed in developing countries that have until 2010 to phase out most of the major ozone-depleting substances.
Urban areas in developing countries that have large populations and are situated on the coast, such as Mumbai, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Ho Chi Minh City, Kolkata and Alexandria, are particularly exposed to climate-related hazards.
They proposed the establishment of a Stabilization Fund to support developing countries that have low rates of deforestation and want to maintain their existing forests.
The workshop at the third session on actions under para. 1(b)(iii)(REDD-plus)confirmed that NAMAs in this area could be an important mitigation tool for developing countries that have substantial forest resources.
China is one of the developing countries that have the largest number of fishermen and fishing fleets.
The chapter addresses issues related to finance for groups of poor people,mostly in developing countries that have limited or no access to formal commercial finance.
Those developing countries that have a comparative advantage in this mode of supply would of course gain as a result of commitments in this mode, which remains the least utilized in terms of trade flows and number and depth of specific commitments under the GATS.
UNCTAD should assess, particularly for technology acquisition and mastery,the competitiveness policies used by developing countries that have widely improved their performance.
Mindful of the fact that in the 1990s, island developing countries, particularly the small island developing countries that have extremely open and volatile economies, are facing an international economic environment that may adversely affect their trading opportunities.
While the above issues are important to all countries at whatever level of development, developed, developing andtransitional alike, they are more pertinent for developing countries that have less capacity to deal with them.
As the cost of document- and data-processing activities rises in the industrialized countries, those activities may move rapidly to the developing countries that have adequate technical skills and are well integrated into the international telecommunications network.
Encourages developing countries to establish regional arrangements where they do not exist, with the support of the international community and development partners to ensure adequate food production and thereby contribute to ensuring food security,in particular in developing countries that have scarce fertile land;
The Nairobi outcome document, as endorsed by General Assembly resolution 64/222, looks at South-South cooperation from a regional perspective,by recognizing the various regional integration initiatives and mechanisms across developing countries that have taken place, including the creation of regional common markets and the development of transport and communication networks and institutional and regulatory frameworks.
Others, such as those posed by a country's size and location, vulnerability to natural disasters or rampant diseases such as acquired immunodeficiency syndrome(AIDS) or malaria,can often be best dealt with in cooperation with other developing countries that have experience in dealing with such problems.
The Adaptation Fund is the means through which developing countries share the benefits to bederived from clean development mechanism project activities(the certified emission reductions) with other developing countries that have very limited mitigation capabilities and therefore cannot host clean development mechanism projects, but that are most often the same countries that are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change.
Output in the world software industry is growing at a stronger pace than in other industries and it is becoming increasingly segmented, giving access to new actors,including those in developing countries that have appropriate potential in terms of well qualified ICT experts.
Support and commitment should be expressed in the area of international trade through equitable treatment towards developing countries that have structural weaknesses, such as small island developing States.
In 2013, the Codification Division provided legal publications and training materials, upon request, to the African Union Library in Ethiopia as well as academic andother training institutes in developing countries that have limited or no access to such materials via the Internet, namely, Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Lesotho and South Sudan.
Rather, such an equitable increase would increase the ability of the Security Council to reflect more effectively the concerns of the Organization's membership which, at present, stands at 184 States,most of which are developing countries that have the will and the ability to participate in the maintenance of international peace and security through peace-keeping and other activities of the United Nations.
For example, rather than requiring all such organizations that wish to participate in the human rights work of the United Nations to first obtain consultative status,a second path to access could be created which would allow local civil society organizations in developing countries that have been granted similar recognition and status by their regional and/or national human rights bodies to gain, in consequence, automatic access to United Nations human rights institutions.
Such technology is available in the developed countries that have decades of experience with such problems.
Developing countries that had great hope for technology transfers in order to exploit their marine resources do not seem to have benefited from the new regime.
We know that a small number of fleets from larger, more developed countries that have depleted their own fisheries are now bottom trawling in international waters.