Примеры использования Development of physical infrastructure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Domestic capital andinflows of FDI have to be guided to development of physical infrastructures in LDCs.
The development of physical infrastructure is one of the most urgent areas for policymakers in developing countries.
This will require a huge investment in the development of physical infrastructure and technological innovation in all sectors.
The development of physical infrastructure, multimodal transportation and ICT linkages was central to that aim, as was support for legal infrastructure and software.
A Group of 77 and China conference on SSC in the development of physical infrastructure for development;
Xi. The development of physical infrastructure is an important prerequisite for sustained economic growth and sustainable development. .
In the subregion as a whole, renewed focus is being placed on the development of physical infrastructure in order to overcome past deficiencies and to accelerate future growth.
Provide institutional and human capacity-building to the regional economic communities to ensure that they are able to coordinate national efforts in the development of physical infrastructures.
Despite such progress, the development of physical infrastructure is still inadequate, posing a major obstacle to the ability of landlocked developing countries to utilize their full trade potential.
The UNDP country programme in his country focused on support to the"new economic mechanism", development of physical infrastructure and human resource development. .
Despite such progress, the development of physical infrastructure is still inadequate, posing a major obstacle to the ability of landlocked developing countries to utilize their full trade potential.
Efforts should be enhanced to promote regional and subregional cooperation among developing countries especially in areas of trade,investment and the development of physical infrastructure;
Concerted efforts for the development of physical infrastructure would be launched and recognition accorded to the transport and communication links required to facilitate regional trade and economic cooperation.
Supporting LDCs' efforts to attract private investment andfacilitate the transfer of the relevant technology, in accordance with relevant multilateral agreements, for the development of physical infrastructure.
Priority in development assistance should also be given to technology transfer and the development of physical infrastructure, in order to improve the productivity and competitiveness of the least developed countries.
They should also complement government action, especially in areas where the private sector lacks capacity or sufficient incentives,for example development of physical infrastructure services.
The maintenance of macroeconomic stability, the development of physical infrastructure, the provision of a friendly legal environment and the elimination of red tape were all considered to be critical elements in a successful private sector development strategy.
Maquila firms use low technology and simple industrial processes.Furthermore, the cost of their industrial equipment and the development of physical infrastructure is borne by the State.
The fifth country programme proposed that the second area of concentration, the development of physical infrastructure, should be measured through the expansion of transport and communication facilities, as well as the proven results of mineral exploration and hydropower development. .
In particular, the creation of the Union of South American Nations(UNASUL) represents an important step towards a strengthened regional integration that will foster closer relations among itsmembers in various fields, including through the development of physical infrastructure projects.
Strengthening, in particular, regional education, research anddevelopmental institutions, as well as development of physical infrastructure in such vital areas as transport, information and communication, science and technology and energy.
The initiative is part of the follow-up to the 1989 Conference on the Capabilities andNeeds of Disabled Persons in the ESCWA Region whose recommendations included the issue of accessible urban planning and the development of physical infrastructure, transportation and related services.
In the UNECE region there is still a great potential for closer regional cooperation on issues such as the development of physical infrastructures, the harmonization of standards and legislation, the design and enforcement of soft regulations, and the promotion of trade linkages.
Development of physical infrastructure to improve access for the Darfur population to principal markets in Darfur, the rest of Sudan and in neighbouring countries and commitment to the implementation of the Western Ingaz Highway with all branches within two years in accordance with international standards; ix.
Its programme of action(1998-2007)includes the following objectives:"Elimination of non-physical barriers on main transit-transport routes of the region; development of physical infrastructure of East-West and North-South transport corridors; development of telecommunications in the ECO region.
In addition, an ESCAP project on strengthening subregional economic cooperation in trade and investment among the south-western States members of the Commission, aims to assist ECO countries in exploiting new trade andinvestment opportunities provided by the progressive development of physical infrastructure in the ECO region.
Agree on the important role of public-private partnerships for the development of physical infrastructure in economic and social development, particularly transport infrastructure including Asian Highway, Trans-Asian Railway and dry ports and international transit corridors in the ESCAP region and connecting with other regions, such as the ESCWA and ECE regions;
In addition, the program involves the introduction of mechanisms to attract domestic and foreign investment in the reconstruction of historical andcultural heritage of the city, upgrading of tourist facilities, development of physical infrastructure, tourism, and increasing staffing the tourist areas of the city.
The obstacles to food security are said to include inadequate agricultural production, high levels of population growth, limited resources and high rates of poverty and unemployment- all of which are expected to increase in sub-Saharan Africa- andbudgetary constraints that adversely affect the development of physical infrastructure.