Примеры использования Infrastructure services sectors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Regional liberalization of infrastructure services sectors.
Infrastructure services sectors and the international trading system.
Regulatory trends and challenges in infrastructure services sectors.
Infrastructure services sectors: an essential enabler in the modern economy.
One expert presented an analysis of RIFs resulting from reforms in infrastructure services sectors.
Contribution of infrastructure services sectors to inclusive development and poverty reduction.
The Chair of the expertmeeting presented the report, noting that deliberations by experts focused on infrastructure services sectors.
Maximizing the positive contributions of infrastructure services sectors towards pro-development outcomes requires good regulation and institutions.
National experiences revealed differing institutional trajectories and arrangements governing different infrastructure services sectors.
Benchmarking performance in infrastructure services sectors had become common to improve service quality, enhance accountability and efficiency.
The multi-year expert meeting examined various country experiences,best practices and success stories in infrastructure services sectors.
Infrastructure services sectors play an instrumental role in the economic and social development of all countries and have, in a number of cases, become an important component of their post-crisis recovery strategy.
A substantial part of the debate was devoted to exchanging national experiences andlessons learned in the area of regulation of infrastructure services sectors.
This note discusses regulatory andinstitutional frameworks(RIFs) for infrastructure services sectors(ISS)- telecommunications, transport, energy, water- and financial services. .
Against this backdrop, many participants discussed the importance of regulation for services sectors, particularly infrastructure services sectors.
Enhanced infrastructure services sectors can catalyze economic diversification and enhance domestic supply capacity and competitiveness, while providing opportunities for employment, investment and trade.
Mr. Draganov stressed that many countries were concerned that the ongoing financial andeconomic crisis had slowed down progress in the infrastructure services sectors ISS.
Infrastructure services sectors also assume an important social function, as access to basic services(including electricity and safe drinking water), financial inclusion and bridging of the digital divide, are catalytic to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
The Chair stated that the expert meeting had been successful in terms of the exchange of experiences, best practices andlessons learned with regard to infrastructure services sectors.
Experts reemphasized the importance of universal access as a policy objective in the regulation of infrastructure services sectors with a bearing on achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
The importance was reiterated of strengthening the services capacity of developing countries, andalso of adopting the necessary regulatory frameworks for infrastructure services sectors.
The meeting examined various country experiences, best practices andsuccess stories relating to trade in the infrastructure services sectors, particularly liberalization and cooperation in the regional context.
It was also noted that the expert meeting had rightly highlighted the major role that the State needed to play in developing such an integrated andcoherent strategy for infrastructure services sectors.
It will build upon the previous multi-year expert meetings on regulatory andinstitutional dimensions in the development of the services sector, including infrastructure services sectors, as well as the first session of the Multi-year Expert Meeting on Trade,Services and Development 25- 26 February 2013.
It will build upon the previous multi-year expert meetings on regulatory andinstitutional dimensions in the development of the services sector, including infrastructure services sectors ISS.
Infrastructure services sectors also assume an important social function as access to basic services(including electricity, gas and safe drinking water), financial inclusion and bridging of the digital divide are catalytic to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals as well as future post-2015 sustainable development goals.
Member States had called on UNCTAD to continue facilitating exchanges of experience and lessons learned and to further deepen its work, as appropriate,in new areas emerging from the deliberations as they related to infrastructure services sectors.
Presenting the secretariat's background note(TD/B/C. I/MEM.3/11), the Head of DITC's Trade Negotiations and Commercial Diplomacy Branch highlighted a number of key lessons and issues. These related to economic andregulatory trends in infrastructure services sectors(ISS); the effective and efficient regulation of ISS, including financial services; and the interface between regulation of ISS and the international trading system.
Building on the discussions undertaken and recommendations made in the first, second and third sessions held in 2009, 2010 and 2011, this meeting will examine the latest developments in infrastructure services, including new regulatory development therein, and seek to further clarify key issues related to establishing best-fit regulatory andinstitutional frameworks in the infrastructure services sectors in developing and least developed countries.
One expert posited that UNCTAD could facilitate cooperation and exchanges with and among regulators, provide regulatory expertise on international trade agreements,provide support in attracting investment in developing country infrastructure services sectors, and provide funding for their respective regulatory institutions, including between developing countries themselves.