Примеры использования Improved market access на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Seeking improved market access for organic agricultural products.
The Doha Development Round has to promote improved market access.
Promote improved market access and help developing countries benefit from trade opportunities;
Technical assistance, aid for trade and improved market access were discussed.
Ensure improved market access for products originating from landlocked developing countries without any non-tariff barriers.
That means all countries would receive improved market access on an MFN basis but would not necessarily have to liberalize.
Other areas stressed included strengthened domestic regulatory framework and improved market access.
Trade liberalization and improved market access, in conjunction with sound environmental policies, contribute to sustainable development.
Improved market access and a strengthened multilateral trading system were seen as key elements for achieving economic development.
Preferential trading schemes, such as duty-free, quota-free schemes for LDCs,could provide improved market access.
In its view, improved market access was much more important in terms of supporting the reforms than any other form of assistance.
Currently, it seems to be used mainly as a marketing tool to either increase market share and/or ensure continued or improved market access.
While useful, improved market access will not be enough owing to the existence of supply-side constraints in least developed countries.
Support is needed for capacity-building,institution-building, improved market access, and equitable and secure access to land and natural resources.
Improved market access offers should be supplemented by specific actions to address supply side problems of our countries.
Enhanced competitiveness of domestic producers, along with improved market access, constituted the appropriate policy mix for real trade-led growth and development.
However, improved market access alone would not be sufficient, as it would not automatically lead to increased exports by developing countries.
A fair international trade regime, particularly global trade liberalization in agriculture and improved market access, would enhance and stabilize the export earnings of developing countries.
Improved market access, financial and technology transfers, terms of trade, debt relief and economic growth were therefore essential.
Infrastructure support is pivotal for promoting improved market access, as well as for increases in both farm and non-farm productivity in rural areas.
Improved market access should be complemented by strengthened aid-for-trade efforts to address significant supply-side constraints faced by developing economies.
Agriculture remained a key aspect of the development agenda, and success would be measured by the extent to which developed countries reduced domestic support andexport subsidies and improved market access.
Developing countries seek improved market access for products and services of their export interests, including agriculture, manufactures and labour-intensive services.
Predictable aid flows, technology transfer, provision of technical and financial assistance, human andinstitutional capacity-building, improved market access and increased FDI were therefore essential.
Improved market access facilities should be supplemented by specific capacity- building programmes to help countries diversify exports and increase their competitiveness.
The Doha negotiations on agriculture andmanufactures provided a good opportunity for developing countries to benefit from improved market access, particularly in industrialized country markets. .
Improved market access has an important role to play in moving towards sustainable development, by providing resources for environmental improvements and by increasing efficiency.
Even though the poor countries themselves must take the lead in establishing the enabling environment to strengthen growth,the international community should also make a contribution, through official development assistance, debt relief and improved market access for the products of the least developed countries, among other measures.