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And the difficulties faced by developing.
IV. Challenges faced by developing countries and transition economies.
My country, Grenada,knows quite well the challenges faced by developing countries.
They also recall the challenges faced by developing countries from the impact of response measures.
More specifically, he identified four bottlenecks faced by developing countries.
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The major problems faced by developing countries in defending their exports allegedly being dumped or subsidized.
Efforts must also be made to address"supply-side" constraints faced by developing countries.
Given the particular constraints faced by developing countries, not all options may be practical to implement.
After all, it had not had to overcome the kinds of technical andfinancial obstacles faced by developing countries.
Problems faced by developing countries and countries in transition in the area of insurance against catastrophe perils.
One participant drew attention to the particular difficulties faced by developing countries in that context.
Problems faced by developing countries often relate to the administration of AD/CVD rules, rather than to the rules themselves.
UNCTAD could play a major role in overcoming the constraints faced by developing countries in e-commerce.
The main challenge faced by developing countries was the need for more financial resources, technology transfer and capacity-building.
Others emphasized the resource andpractical difficulties faced by developing countries in implementing an AEOI system.
However, they called for a review of those reporting mechanisms in light of the human resource constraints faced by developing States.
Attention was drawn to the difficulties faced by developing countries in such areas as their efforts to reduce coal consumption.
The implementation of that principle had to take into account various circumstances,particularly those faced by developing countries.
Others emphasized the additional challenges faced by developing countries, where urbanization often preceded industrialization.
Access to urban land for housing, especially serviced land,is one of the major problems faced by developing countries.
Special attention would be given to the problems faced by developing countries, particularly small island States and selected megacities.
Section I briefly describes environmental requirements, certain trends and concepts,as well as major constraints faced by developing countries.
The major challenges faced by developing countries in using AD/CVD measures to protect their domestic industries from injury imports.
With regard to the issues raised by the representative of Bangladesh,he said that some of the problems faced by developing countries were caused by their own policies.
One of the most serious risks faced by developing countries in the process of integration into the international trading system was the increase in disguised protectionism.
His country based its nuclear policy upon the peaceful use of nuclear technology for development, without selectivity or double standards, andwas concerned by the difficulties faced by developing nations seeking to obtain nuclear technology for peaceful purposes, subject to verification and non-proliferation measures.
Common problems faced by developing nations include conflict, instability, poor starting conditions, weak governance and institutions and environmental degradation.
We therefore attach utmost importance to addressing the issues and difficulties faced by developing countries that have arisen in the course of the implementation of the WTO MTAs.
Common problems faced by developing nations include conflict, instability, poor starting conditions, weak governance and institutions, and environmental degradation.
Efforts to ease the debt burden faced by developing nations continued to be plagued by external factors such as adverse exchange rate movements and the unpredictability of official development assistance.