Примеры использования Encourages developed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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How do we develop an international environmental governance system that encourages developed countries to honour their commitments regarding official development assistance?;?
Encourages developed countries parties to the Convention to contribute to the relevant trust funds of the Convention, in particular so as to enhance the full participation of the developing countries parties in all of its activities;
Stresses the importance of capacity-building activities, especially in developing countries, for the implementation of the Convention and the Cartagena Protocol,particularly the development of systems to allow parties to implement the Convention and the Protocol, and encourages developed countries to provide adequate support for those activities;
Encourages developed countries parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity to contribute to the relevant trust funds of the Convention, in particular so as to enhance the full participation of the developing countries parties in all of its activities;
Invites the secretariats of the Convention on Biological Diversity(CBD) and the UNCCD to pursue their work under the Joint Work Programme on biologicaldiversity in dry and sub-humid lands, and encourages developed country Parties to contribute on a voluntary basis to the Supplementary Fund to enable the secretariat to take the necessary measures to ensure effective implementation of the Joint Work Programme;
Encourages developed country Parties and international organizations to support a broader down-to-earth capacity-building programme that touches on the capacity issues related to the implementation of monitoring and evaluation, including on the delineation and identification of areas prone to desertification and land degradation.
Reaffirms the commitments made at the Fourth Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization relating to the least developed countries, and encourages developed countries and developing countries, declaring themselves in a position to do so, to take steps towards the goal of realizing the timely implementation of duty-free and quota-free market access on a lasting basis for all least developed countries, consistent with the Hong Kong Ministerial Declaration;
Encourages developed countries and other partners to support the promotion of private investment in African countries from their countries, in particular in the key productive sectors of the economy, to provide investment guarantees for such investment and to support policies of African countries aimed at promoting a conducive environment to attract foreign investment;
Stresses the importance of collecting and exchanging all relevant information needed on the role of women in development, including data on international migration, as well as the need to develop statistics disaggregated by sex,and in that regard encourages developed countries and relevant entities of the United Nations to provide support and assistance to developing countries, upon their request, with respect to establishing, developing and strengthening their databases and information systems;
The Pacific region strongly encourages developed States to support and assist SIDS in their efforts to prepare and submit claims to delineate their continental shelf limits beyond 200 nautical miles, either through voluntary contributions to the trust funds or provision of in-kind technical assistance.
Stresses the importance of improving and systematizing the collection, analysis and dissemination of data disaggregated by sex and age, and of developing gender-sensitive indicators to support policymaking and national systems for monitoring andreporting on progress and impact, and in that regard encourages developed countries and relevant entities of the United Nations to provide support and assistance to developing countries, upon their request, with respect to establishing, developing and strengthening their databases and information systems;
Encourages developed countries, and developing countries declaring themselves in a position to do so, to take steps towards the goal of realizing the timely implementation of duty-free and quota-free market access on a lasting basis for all least developed countries, consistent with the Hong Kong Ministerial Declaration adopted by the World Trade Organization in 2005;
In accordance with their different obligations under the Convention, encourages developed country Parties to consider prioritizing the need for supporting the implementation of The Strategy in their respective policies and programmes for cooperation, and further encourages affecteddeveloping countries to consider making this a priority in their cooperation assistance arrangements;
Encourages developed countries that have not already done so and developing countries declaring themselves in a position to do so to take steps towards the goal of realizing timely implementation of duty-free and quota-free market access on a lasting basis for all least developed countries, consistent with the Hong Kong Ministerial Declaration adopted by the World Trade Organization in 2005;
Encourages developed countries that already provide support for technical cooperation among developing countries in the context of triangular arrangements or through bilateral and multilateral channels to continue to increase their financial support for technical cooperation among developing countries, including contributions to the Trust Fund for South-South Cooperation, and calls upon other developed countries to do likewise;
Encourages developed countries to work with each other and with developing countries to support the transfer of new, low-cost, renewable energy technologies to developing countries, particularly in rural areas; further encourages all countries to support the implementation of energy-saving solutions through educational and training programmes that target women in particular and through microcredit initiatives;
Encourages developed States parties to the Convention to consider, in accordance with their different obligations under the Convention, prioritizing the need for supporting the implementation of the ten-year strategic plan in their respective policies and programmes for cooperation, and further encourages affecteddeveloping countries to consider making this a priority in their cooperation assistance arrangements;
Encourages developed countries to allocate new and additional resources to assist developing countries in coping with the consequences of the crisis, including through concessional and grant-based financing, debt relief and debt restructuring, agreements between debtors and creditors on temporary debt standstills, and enhanced technical assistance and capacity-building in debt management, negotiation and renegotiation, in order to achieve and maintain debt sustainability;
The United Nations Set encourages developing countries to adopt and enforce competition laws that fit their economic conditions and their specific needs.
Adopt international teacher-student exchange programs among the different states, and encourage developed states to provide scholarships and training programs for both official and civil agencies in less-developed states.
For its part,the United Nations should encourage developed countries to reallocate resources originally earmarked for military purposes to productive development purposes.
We encourage developed countries to use the availability of appropriate technologies, not only to generate wealth for themselves but also to advance the economic and social well being of the citizens of the world.
Encourages developing countries to develop low-carbon development strategies or plans in the context of sustainable development;
Encourage developed and developing countries to address the needs of women and the children in their care to ensure their human rights and well being.
A large number of representatives encouraged developed countries to make environmentally sound technology and management experience in waste disposal available to the developing world.
He also noted that the focus of international financial institutions on encouraging developing countries to cultivate cash crops for export caused problems.
The letter also encouraged developing countries and countries with economies in transition to submit project ideas to WMO and the Secretariat.
Strengthening the Global System of Trade Preferences(GSTP) and encouraging developing countries that have not as yet joined to do so as soon as possible;
UNCTAD encouraged developing countries to diversify the range of exportable creative goods and services, by upgrading their quality and improving their international competitiveness.
Support and encourage developing countries to achieve economic, political, and social reforms geared toward improving living standards.