Примеры использования Full and effective participation of developing countries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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UNCTAD's work requires the full and effective participation of developing countries.
The full and effective participation of developing countries in the international economic decision-making process was imperative if an international economic environment conducive to economic growth in the developing world was to be created.
Decides that the Forum should continue to support the full and effective participation of developing countries;
Promoting the full and effective participation of developing countries, in particular least developed countries, in the deliberations of the Ad Hoc Committee; this may be done through the provision of extrabudgetary resources to the Centre for International Crime Prevention;
Ii Examine systemic issues of particular importanceto developing countries and measures to ensure full and effective participation of developing countries in global economic decision-making;
Ensure, with the assistance of Member States, the full and effective participation of developing countries, in particular least developed countries, in the work of the Ad Hoc Committee, including by covering travel and local expenses;
In this context, they reiterated the need for equity and transparency in the international financial, monetary and trading systems, and full and effective participation of developing countries in decision-making and norm setting; and.
The Agenda must pay adequate attention to the full and effective participation of developing countries in decision-making on macroeconomic issues at the international level.
Such action should involve the Commission in its capacity as a forum for the exchange of knowledge and experience in an open and transparent manner, with the full and effective participation of developing countries in a way that reflects their specific conditions and needs.
Tanzania attaches great importance to the full and effective participation of developing countries in decision-making for the resolution of economic problems facing our common planet.
Recognizes the importance of equity and transparency in the international financial, monitoring and trading systems, and of the full and effective participation of developing countries in global decision-making and norm-setting;
The signatories to the Monterrey Consensus called for"the full and effective participation of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to help them respond effectively" to the challenges and opportunities presented by globalization.
Such action should be carried forward to the Commission through the results of workshops, expert studies and reports, in an open and transparent manner, with the full and effective participation of developing countries, reflecting their specific conditions and needs;
Transparency in the financial, monetary and trading systems, and full and effective participation of developing countries in global decision-making, are essential to good governance and to development and poverty eradication.
It also underlined the importance of developing appropriate internationally agreed agro-environmental criteria and indicators applicable to both developed and developing countries in order to monitor the status of and progress towards SARD, with the full and effective participation of developing countries, reflecting their specific conditions and needs.
Invites donor countries to assist the United Nations in ensuring the full and effective participation of developing countries, in particular least developed countries, in the work of the Ad Hoc Committee, including by covering travel and local expenses;
In this context, they reiterated the need for the core principles, such as equity, non-discrimination, transparency, accountability, participation and international co-operation, including partnership and commitments in the international financial, monetary and trading systems, and full and effective participation of developing countries in decision-making and norm setting; and.
The Platform recognizes the unique biodiversity and scientific knowledge of regions, and also the need for the full and effective participation of developing countries and for balanced regional representation and participation in its structure and work;
Encourages the full and effective participation of developing countries in the International Meeting,and invites donor countries and agencies to provide additional extrabudgetary resources, in particular through voluntary contributions to the trust fund, to facilitate their participation; .
Recognize the unique biodiversity and scientific knowledge thereof within and among regions and the need for the full and effective participation of developing countries and balanced regional representation and participation in its structure and work;
Ensure full and effective participation of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in the decision-making process of international financial institutions through reform and democratization of these institutions, as well as ensuring transparency and accountability in their management and operations;-G77.
Recognition of the unique biodiversity and scientific knowledge thereof within and among regions and the need for the full and effective participation of developing countries and balanced regional representation and participation in its structure and work.
The task forces would also formulate proposals for the full and effective participation of developing countries in global economic decision-making, in the Bretton Woods institutions and WTO; formulate an intergovernmental framework for the conduct and monitoring of partnerships; and make proposals for addressing the declining terms of trade and instability of commodity prices, implementation issues of developing countries, phasing out of subsidies and other distorting barriers to trade.
Recognize the unique biodiversity and scientific knowledge thereof within and among regions, and also recognize the need for the full and effective participation of developing countries and for balanced regional representation and participation in its structure and work;
Stresses the need to broaden and strengthen the full and effective participation of developing countries in international economic decisionmaking and normsetting with a view to ensuring equitable distribution of growth and sustainable development gains in a globalizing world economy;
In this context, they reiterated the need for the core principles, such as equity, non-discrimination, transparency, accountability, participation and international co-operation, including partnership and commitments in the international financial, monetary and trading systems, and full and effective participation of developing countries in decision-making and norm setting; and.
To work with the international community towards good governance of globalization by addressing the deficit of democracy and enhancing full and effective participation of developing countries in international economic decision making and norm setting, as well as enhancing transparency in the international financial, monetary and trading systems.
In this context, they reiterated the need for the core principles, such as equity, non-discrimination, transparency, accountability, participation and international co-operation, including partnership and commitments in the international financial, monetary and trading systems, and full and effective participation of developing countries in decision-making and norm setting; and.
In the Programme of Action on the Establishment of a New International Economic Order(General Assembly resolution 3202(S-VI) of 1 May 1974),the General Assembly provided that there should be full and effective participation of developing countries in all phases of decision-making for the formulation of an equitableand durable monetary system and adequate participation of developing countries in all bodies entrusted with this reform and, particularly, in the Council of Governors of the International Monetary Fund.
In this context, they also reiterate the need for the core principles, such as equity, nondiscrimination, transparency, accountability, participation and international cooperation, including partnership and commitments in the international financial, monetary and trading systems, and full and effective participation of developing countries in decision-making and norm setting.