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Experts encouraged Governments to address this problem.
Recognizing that the design, implementation andevaluation of STI policies must be based on sound, objective evidence, experts encouraged UNCTAD to promote the use of STI indicators in the design and evaluation of STI policies.
Experts encouraged UNCTAD to continue to conduct reviews of national STI policies in developing countries.
Recognizing the value that improved access of internationally comparable STI indicators would have for policymakers, academics, national statistical offices andthe private sector, experts encouraged UNCTAD to continue exploring with other stakeholders the possibility of developing a common list of STI indicators adapted to the realities of developing and least developed countries.
The Experts encouraged countries to undertake a so-called self-assessment exercise, following the completion of the reporting format.
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Noting that STI policy in developing countries could not rely on indicators directly taken from the experience of developed countries, and that policymakers needed to access and analyse STI indicators that reflected the economic andinnovation features of developing countries, experts encouraged UNCTAD to cooperate with other international, regional and national organizations and initiatives to promote the development of relevant STI indicators based on which effective policy recommendations could be made.
The experts encouraged the further use and expansion of existing networks of cooperation and their secure communication systems.
Recognizing current needs to develop capacities to collect andanalyse STI data, the experts encouraged UNCTAD to work, in collaboration with other international and regional organizations towards building capacities in developing countries, in particular LDCs, to collect and analyse STI data to assist policymakers in formulating development-oriented STI policies.
Experts encouraged the UNCTAD secretariat to provide policy analysis and TC/CB in the area of EGS, in particular by.
To avoid this problem in new agreements, experts encouraged the replacement of the customary stabilization clause with a renegotiation clause that is triggered when market conditions change.
Experts encouraged member States to mobilize resources to assist UNCTAD in fulfilling its mandate with regard to development and management of the natural resource sector.
At the end of their work, the experts encouraged ICRC to pursue its work to clarify and, where necessary, develop the rules aiming to protect the natural environment in times of armed conflict.
The experts encouraged the Government to continue implementing programmes to alleviate the poverty endured by Afro-Ecuadorian families and to explore new, innovative income-generating projects.
In this context, experts encouraged UNCTAD to carry out research on the conditions that led to balanced and sustainable development outcomes based on a review of different groupings and experiences.
The experts encouraged UNCTAD to pursue its efforts in building partnerships with civil society to offer proper training tools in the area of electronic commerce.
Experts encouraged UNCTAD to continue exploring- with other stakeholders- the possibility of producing a common list of STI indicators adapted to the realities of developing countries and LDCs.
Some experts encouraged international organizations to assist in improving transparency in international markets by collaborating with governments in providing commodity-related data.
Experts encouraged States to recognize the vital importance of implementing national legislation and procedures that protected the rights of indigenous peoples to free, prior and informed consent as the basis and framework for development.
Experts encouraged the Working Group on the United Nations Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples to take into account the outcomes of the present seminar when considering the provisions on land, territories and resources in the Draft Declaration.
In view of this, experts encouraged commercial parties to revise their commercial practices with respect to the use of traditional negotiable documents, and they considered that the preparation of a study by UNCTAD would be necessary for ascertaining the current situation.
Experts encouraged UNCTAD to continue to support developing countries in this policy area, including through research and analysis, the implementation of national STI Policy Reviews and other technical assistance, particularly in the area of capacity building in STI.
Experts encouraged UNCTAD to support developing countries in building a strong national system of innovation, including through research and analysis, the implementation of national STI policy reviews and other technical assistance, particularly in STI capacity-building.
Experts encouraged States and the international community to establish an appropriate international mechanism to assist States and indigenous peoples in the implementation of the right of indigenous peoples to their lands, territories and resources, including demarcation, legal recognition, dispute resolution and financial support.
On the other hand,in one review the experts encouraged the authorities to consider the potential benefits of extending immunity, subject to its being lifted for involvement in criminal activity or misconduct, to senior management and investigators of the anti-corruption agency acting in the course of official duties.
The experts encourage independent media organizations to consider undertaking such studies as well.
The experts encourage the Government to continue to implement programmes to alleviate the poverty endured by Afro-Ecuadorian families and to explore new and innovative income-generating projects.
The experts encourage the Government to redouble its efforts to ensure that all of the measures contemplated in the National Development Plan to benefit the Afro-Ecuadorian population are implemented.
The experts encourage the Government to continue to implement programmes to alleviate the poverty endured by Afro-Ecuadorian families and to explore new and innovative income-generating projects.
The experts encourage training and the holding of workshops at the national level as part of Durban followup activities to enhance the implementation of the Durban Programme of Action.
Article 26 The experts encourage Mauritius to consider amendments aimed at explicitly stating the application of the 2002 Act to legal persons, especially when imposing sentences.