Примеры использования Industrial development report на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Industrial Development Report 2005.
Publish an annual World Industrial Development Report.
Industrial Development Report, 2004.
Background paper prepared for the Industrial Development Report 2018.
VI. Industrial Development Report, 2004.
That is the central question addressed in this Industrial Development Report 2016.
Industrial Development Report 2005; UNIDO Platech, Platform on technology parks.
Preparatory work on the Industrial Development Report 2008 has been initiated.
Thus, experience seems to show that there may be no unique road to industrial success UNIDO, Industrial Development Report 2002/2003.
The Industrial Development Report 2002-2003: Competing through Innovation and Learning made interesting reading.
In Tokyo, UNIDO had organized a symposium on the Industrial Development Report 2009.
The Industrial Development Report(IDR) series is an established source of reference on industrial development. .
A major output of the research programme component will continue to be the Industrial Development Report(IDR), UNIDO's periodical flagship publication.
UNIDO's Industrial Development Report 2013 provides a solid foundation to correctly frame the debate on jobs in the world today.
Moreover, UNIDO intends to further explore the issue of energy efficiency andsustainability under the framework of its next Industrial Development Report, to be issued in 2011.
I am delighted that Industrial Development Report 2018 adds a consumption dimension to the analysis of industrial development. .
The theme will be clearly recognizable in UNIDO-arranged global and regional forums and conferences,as well as in the planned flagship publication World Industrial Development Report.
One Industrial Development Report, consisting of one part on global trends and a second part, which will focus on a key issue covered by the MTPF research programme;
A number of essential documents, such as the Director-General's bulletin of January 2002 on the structural reform of UNIDO and the Industrial Development Report 2002/2003, had not been translated into all the official languages.
UNIDO xi The Industrial Development Report 2016 was prepared under the overall guidance of LI Yong, Director-General of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization UNIDO.
In developing an indicator framework, the group drew on two ongoing UNIDO works:a rapid country assessment methodology based on the scoreboard approach included in the Industrial Development Report, and the evaluation framework.
With regard to unemployment,UNIDO would devote its Industrial Development Report 2013 to examining the relationship between sustainable industrialization and employment generation.
As a founding member of the IATT, UNIDO co-organized a side event on“The role of innovation and technology for sustainable development” during the first STI forum in June,where it introduced strategic recommendations drawn from the Industrial Development Report 2016.
At the global level, it provides, in its innovative new Industrial Development Report, an assessment with a scoreboard that reviews the performance and capabilities of 87 countries.
Industrial Development Report, 2004 lays out the opportunities and the policy options for the sub-Saharan African countries with respect to transforming themselves through structural change, productivity growth and industrial development, including institutional and social capabilities for technological learning and productive capacity-building.
This assessment will draw on the analysis undertaken for the World Industrial Development Report and the UNIDO report for the forthcoming Third United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries.
The Industrial Development Report also aims at guiding an industrial policy formulation that is environmentally sound and forward-looking in terms of diffusion of emerging technologies.
Three publications would shortly be issued to support the strategy:a report on productivity in developing countries; the Industrial Development Report 2005 on capability building for catching-up; and a report on international public goods for economic development. .
The Industrial Development Report 2002/2003 had confirmed that developing countries could not bear the costs and risks of industrial development alone, and required partners in the government and private sectors to facilitate access to technology.
Provisional UNIDO estimates for the forthcoming Industrial Development Report indicate that the modal MDG-required rate of growth is 5-6 per cent per annum during 2003-2015, with wide variations across countries.