Примеры использования Governments of developed and developing countries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Governments of developed and developing countries have undertaken to provide the necessary resourcesand to implement appropriate policies in order to achieve those Goals.
UNICEF is a key partner in GAVI, along with WHO, the World Bank, major foundations, the pharmaceutical vaccine industry,national Governments of developed and developing countries, and others.
Governments of developed and developing countries and economies in transition have several avenues for promoting transfer of ESTs, cooperation and capacity-building.
In order to provide more resources for those services, and therefore also for broader poverty eradication objectives,Finland encourages the Governments of developed and developing countries to give thorough consideration to the implementation of the 20/20 initiative.
All Governments, of developed and developing countries alike, must accept their responsibility to fight corruption, tax evasion and all reprehensible conduct in the areas of business and finance.
Partners in the programme include the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF), WHO, the World Bank, the Bill and Melinda Gates Children's Vaccine Programme, the Rockefeller Foundation, the pharmaceutical vaccine industry and representative national Governments of developed and developing countries.
Experts put forward their views on how Governments of developed and developing countries could play an active role, at the national leveland in multilateral negotiations, in promoting trade in professional services.
It was stated that the questionnaire was sent to 191 States and industry organizations, both governmental and non-governmental, and that 109 responses had been received,60 from the Governments of developed and developing countries, and 49 from industry representatives and others.
There was a particular focus on how Governments of developed and developing countries can play an active role, at the national level and in multilateral negotiations, to maximize the benefits from trade in logistics services for developing countries. .
Invites Governments of developed and developing countries to provide information in order to establish a useful factual basis for the review of the mobilization of resources made available- bilateral, multilateral and domestic- for population and development activities with a view to strengthening the implementation of the Programme of Action;
Individual experts put forward their views on how Governments of developed and developing countries could play an active role at the national leveland in multilateral negotiations in order to promote trade in services through mode 4.
Governments of developed and developing countries are encouraged to give thorough consideration to the implementation of the 20/20 initiative, a voluntary compact between interested donor and recipient countries, which can provide increased resources for broader poverty eradication objectives, including population and social sector objectives.
Experts put forward their views on how Governments of developed and developing countries could play an active role, at national and international levels, including multilateral trade negotiations, to ensure that universal access to essential services is achieved.
Governments of developed and developing countries and countries with economies in transition are urged to strengthen, in cooperation with regional institutions, the role of technology intermediariesand brokers as facilitators of the transfer of ESTs, in particular in support of meeting the technology needs of SMEs.
The Commission, set up as an independent initiative by Governments of developed and developing countries, will conduct much of its work through smaller working groups, organized around different areas of technical expertise and grass-roots groups that represent poor or disenfranchised populations.
Governments of developed and developing countries and economies in transition are encouraged to develop and implement an appropriate mix of policy instruments for stimulating the adoption of cleaner production technologies and improved, more efficient systems of production that emphasize the prevention of pollution and the minimization of waste.
Experts put forward their views on how Governments of developed and developing countries could play an active role, at the national leveland in multilateral negotiations, to ensure that distribution services contribute to increasing the participation of developing countries in trade in goods and services and to their overall development.
Governments of developed and developing countries are encouraged to give thorough consideration to the implementation of the 20/20 initiative, a voluntary compact between interested donor and recipient countries, which can provide increased resources for broader poverty eradication objectives, including population and social sector objectives. See Report of the World Summit for Social Development, Copenhagen, 6-12 March 1995(United Nations publication, Sales No. E.96.IV.8), chap. I.
The Commission urges Governments of developed and developing countries and countries with economies in transition to adopt appropriate environmental legislation that will enhance the successful dissemination of ESTs in their own countries. .
The Commission urges Governments of developed and developing countries and countries with economies in transition, with the assistance of regional institutionsand international organizations, to strengthen the role of technology centres, where necessary, including cleaner production centres and information clearing-houses, as intermediaries and facilitators for the transfer of ESTs, inter alia, to SMEs.
Partners: Governments of developed and developing countries; international organizations active in the commodities field, including commodity-specific organizations; private-sector enterprises engaged in the production, processing, exporting and importing, marketing and distribution of commodities; NGOs; representatives of the academic and scientific community conducting research to find solutions to problems faced by the developing countries in their commodity sectors.
It was suggested that governments of developed and developing countries, as well as international organizations, should share the burden of developing policies to maximize migration's positive impact on development and poverty reduction: developed countries and international organizations could support developing countries in setting up databases where members of their diaspora could register on a voluntary basis and maintain links with their home countries. .
Governments of developed and developing countries, the United Nations system,and other relevant international organizations should accord high priority, including within cooperation and partnership arrangements, to specific activities aimed at enhancing the scientific capacities and capabilities of developing countries, e.g., through scientific education, enhancement of the status of science, improved integration of science in national development policies and plans, increased training in specialized fields and promoting interdisciplinary approaches;
Invites Governments of developed and developing countries and countries with economies in transitionand regional and intergovernmental organizations to conduct collaboratively, with the assistance of international organizations and institutions, as appropriate, case-studies on national technology needs for environmentally sound technologies, capacity-building and institutional development, and welcomes the initiatives already being undertaken thereon, including those with regard to further developing methodologies and identifying sources of funding, and to report to the Commission at its third session;
Governments of developing and developed countries can facilitateand expand cooperation involving their public and private sectors.
The Governments of developing and developed countries, as well as the private sectorand civil society, need to work together to achieve our ambitious goals by 2015.
It addressed policy recommendations to Governments of developing and developed countries and the international community.
South-South approaches have a major role to play in furthering development,provided they receive the consistent support of Governments of both developed and developing countries and of international organizations.
South-South approaches have a major role to play in furthering development,provided they receive the consistent support of Governments of both developed and developing countries and of international organizations.
The concern of individuals would enable non-governmental organizations to stimulate, support and complement the actions of Governments, in developed and developing countries alike.