Примеры использования Industrial development strategies на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was further noted that investment policies were an integral part of industrial development strategies.
The renewed interest in industrial policies and industrial development strategies in developing and developed countries alike was highlighted.
Such cooperation should be strengthened with a view to opening up new possibilities for enhancing industrial development strategies.
These typologies are expected to be used for identifying industrial development strategies and providing policy advisory services.
The integrated programme for Ethiopiawas based on national priorities and in line with national industrial development strategies.
Support African countries in policy making on industrial development strategies and provide technical support for improving industrial development. .
Technology, innovation and intellectual property protection policies andstandards adapted to local needs are central to industrial development strategies.
Trade has been recognized as a central element in industrial development strategies for some time, although different economic theories have ascribed different roles to it.
Most developing countries would be required to make only modest tariff cuts so thatthey could preserve the space needed for their industrial development strategies.
This will provide a mechanism for African leaders to define appropriate industrial development strategies and commit political will and resources to their achievement.
Advisory and training services will be provided to the Government andthe private sector to upgrade their capabilities in formulating industrial development strategies.
The impact of the new multilateral framework on industrial development strategies should be examined, particularly in the light of the revision of the WTO's Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures.
Given the close linkagesbetween the economy and the environment, there is a need for effective integration of environmental protection in sectoral and broader national industrial development strategies.
Policy dialogue on industrial development strategies and multilateral development cooperation, in support of poverty reduction, inclusive growth and environmental sustainability.
This points to the benefits of closely integrating environmental policies with national industrial development strategies aiming at technological upgrading and the promotion of innovation and R&D.
In its industrial development strategies, Kenya gave prominence to industrial human resources development, an area where UNIDO's expertise would greatly assist the country's efforts to build a strong private sector.
First of all, specific national investment guidelines have been used to define the role of foreign investment in domestic industrial development strategies and to identify the available policy tools.
From an environmental policy perspective,it is crucial to ensure that national or industrial development strategies take into account the linkages between economic activity and the environment with the aim of optimizing the inevitable trade-offs from an overall societal point of view.
The session will therefore focus on how the promotion of non-equity modalities(NEMs)may be integrated into domestic industrial development strategies to make investment work for development. .
While trade has been recognized as a central element in industrial development strategies for some time, the MDG 8 target on global partnership contains at its core the aim to develop a trading system that is open, rule-based, predictable and non-discriminatory.
This will, in turn, constitute the basis for building an industrial policy framework aimed at recommending optimal country-specific industrial development strategies, another major objective of the research programme and UNIDO at large.
Regarding new industrial development strategies, African countries had already adopted policies to promote private investment, improving the physical and institutional infrastructure, encouraging free markets and public/private sector partnerships and promoting good governance.
Considerable complementarities across countries of the region can be exploited to their advantage if industrial development strategies are coordinated in such a way as to encourage the comparative advantage of the individual countries while promoting the growth in intraregional trading.
Several representatives, including those of some non-governmental organizations,emphasized the role of investment in building the national productive capacities required for inclusive growth through industrial development strategies and entrepreneurship, in particular the UNCTAD programme Empretec.
In addition, income andwealth disparities could be effectively reduced by adopting industrial development strategies that, inter alia, promoted small- and medium-sized enterprises, stimulated job creation in poor rural and urban areas, and stressed human resource development and entrepreneurship.
The insights gained through this research will be built into an analysis of the mechanisms and possible consequences of industrial development. This will,in turn, constitute the basis for building an industrial policy framework aimed at recommending optimal country-specific industrial development strategies.
UNIDO should be able to ensure that industrial development strategies were in keeping with the development needs of the developing countries, while bearing in mind that there was no common formula for achieving positive results in the industrial field, since each country required a combination of strategies adapted to its own situation and policies of a more general nature.
As an input into the process of reviewing and reorienting industrial development strategies in Africa to enhance industrial growth and competitiveness, UNIDO, in collaboration with ECA and OAU, adopted two complementing strategies:( a) an in-depth mid-term evaluation of the Second Decade, and( b) extensive consultations with the Bureau of the Conference of African Ministers of Industry, key private-sector groups, African policy makers, experts and representatives of other United Nations agencies to establish a new partnership for promoting private-sector-led industrial development in Africa.
Not all initiatives launched under a broad-based industrial development strategy will be successes.
These models are now replicated as part of the national industrial development strategy of Nigeria.