Примеры использования Development strategies and international на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Coherence for development between national development strategies and international.
We reiterate our commitment to ensuring the achievement of sustainable development in all countries, integrating economic growth, social development and environmental protection, and to making that goal the central objective of national development strategies and international cooperation.
Integrate equity into national development strategies and international development goals.
There had been broad agreement among delegations on the need for greater coherence between national development strategies and international processes.
On the issue of coherence between national development strategies and international processes, the speaker addressed the concerns regarding a possible proactive tradeand industrial policy.
One important issue that UNCTAD XI should address was improving the coherence between national development strategies and international processes and negotiations.
This year, TDR 2006 underlines coherence between national development strategies and international economic processes as indispensable in enhancing the effectiveness of the internationally coordinated multi-stakeholder approach.
UNFPA advanced the understanding of population dynamics and supported its incorporation in national development strategies and international agreements.
UNCTAD should continue work on coherence between national development strategies and international rules, and on regional cooperation in financial and currency markets.
There was wide agreement among delegations on the need for greater coherence for development between national development strategies and international processes.
This work includes, for example,issues of coherence between national development strategies and international processes, including the international monetary, financial and trading systems, South-South cooperation, including the GSTP, developments in commodity markets, the implications of global imbalances and possible corrective measures.
The lack of coherence between international trade and financial systems,and between national development strategies and international obligations.
Areas of work that should receive particular attention included:promoting coordination between national development strategies and international economic processes;and addressing requests from developing countries, especially the LDCs, for policy flexibility; and actively promoting resumption of negotiations on the multilateral trading system in order to help developing countries truly benefit from it.
Insufficient coherence between the international trading and financial systems,as well as between national development strategies and international obligations.
Emphasizes that development should be at the centre of the international economic agenda and that coherence between national development strategies and international obligations and commitments will contribute to the creation of an enabling environment for development, which is conducive to the full realization of all human rights for all;
Reiterates the need to strengthen efforts to eradicate the scourges of poverty and hunger and to make that goal the central priority of national development strategies and international development cooperation;
The issues of globalization and coherence between national development strategies and international processes had featured prominently in the policy dialogue of the Mid-term Review of the implementation of the São Paolo outcomes. The 2006 UNCTAD Trade and Development Report underpinned the substantive consideration of those issues, and also covered the question of global partnership and national policies for development. .
Mrs. PRADA de MESA(International Labour Organization) said that the World Summit for Social Development had focused global attention on the need to integrate development strategies and international economic cooperation.
Emphasizes that development should be at the centre of the international economic agenda and that coherence between national development strategies and international obligations and commitments is imperative for an enabling environment for development and an inclusive and equitable globalization;
Mr. Alan Kyerematen, Minister of Trade of Ghana, highlighted several points that were fundamental for developing countries to be able to grow out of poverty and examined how these issues interfered with the concept of policy coherence between national development strategies and international economic processes.
The 2004 and 2005 Trade and Development Reports, for example,were concrete contributions to the debate on how to achieve greater coherence between national development strategies and international processes and between the international monetary, financial and trading systems, but much more work remains to be done in this area.
We reiterate our resolve to strengthen our efforts to eradicate the scourges of poverty and hunger and to make that goal the central priority of national development strategies and international development cooperation.
Reaffirms that education, employment creation and progress in working conditions, which are indispensable elements of poverty reduction, social integration, gender equality and overall development, should be at the centre of development strategies and international cooperation in support of national policies,and encourages current initiatives of the United Nations system to foster youth employment and the elaboration of comprehensive employment strategies; .
The opening event of UNCTAD X in Bangkok on 12 February 2000 was a High-level Round Table with eminent academics who presented their ideas about the successes and failures of the past 50 years, and the implications these have had for development strategies and international arrangements and organizations, including the role of UNCTAD.
Reaffirms that education, employment creation and improvement in working conditions, which are some of the indispensable elements of poverty eradication, social integration, gender equality and overall development, should be at the centre of development strategies and international cooperation in support of national policies, and recognizes the need to promote employment that meets labour standards as defined in relevant instruments of the International Labour Organizationand other international instruments;
It has also been agreed that this would take the form of a high-level policy dialogue on globalization for development, coherence between national development strategies and international economic processes,and UNCTAD, UN reform and development. .
Reaffirms also that education, employment creation and improvement in working conditions, which are some of the indispensable elements of poverty eradication, social integration, gender equality and overall development, should be at the centre of development strategies and international cooperation in support of national policies, and recognizes the need to promote employment that meets labour standards as defined in relevant instruments of the International Labour Organizationand other international instruments;
In 2005, countries committed at the World Summit to making full and productive employment and decent work for all, including for women and young people,a central objective of national development strategies and international policies see General Assembly resolution 60/1, para. 47.
At the eleventh session of UNCTAD, it had been agreed that development should have priority in the international economic programme, and that greater consistency between national development strategies and international commitments and obligations, would help foster a development-friendly economic environment.
Enterprise development: national strategies and international support.