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Insufficient institutional capacity.
Not achieved owing to insufficient institutional capacity.
Insufficient institutional capacities.
In several subregions, baseline levels are not available owing to lack of capacity and, sometimes, insufficient institutional support.
Insufficient institutional capacity hinders the exploitation of emerging opportunities.
The ineffectiveness of compliance and enforcement mechanisms is generally connected with an incomplete legal basis and insufficient institutional capacity.
This, together with an insufficient institutional framework, has a negative influence on the economy.
Other factors adding to the overall vulnerability include widespread poverty and illiteracy, insufficient institutional capacity, limited infrastructure and armed conflicts.
But there was still insufficient institutional capacity to implement gender-related activities.
The capacity for integrated assessments is limited in part by methodology, in part by lack of data andinfrastructure and in part by insufficient institutional mandates.
Insufficient institutional arrangements at the national level result in fragmented decision-making processes.
Third, the FAO assessment emphasises that the great majority of tropical countries have insufficient institutional capacity to collect and analyse data on a continuous basis.
Insufficient institutional capacity or lack of experts and qualified personnel, including appropriate education;
However, its further expansion can be limited by such factors as high costs, insufficient institutional and personnel capacity, strict requirements for data security and human rights safeguards and others.
Constraints that hinder technology adoption in many countries include inadequate integration in long-term development plans,policies and strategies, and insufficient institutional cooperation.
Scarce financial resources, and insufficient institutional and human resources remained a substantial barrier to implementation.
Such limitations compound the compromise on communication and media as a sector which is already faced by weak regulatory systems,poor access to information and insufficient institutional and professional capacity.
Most Parties reported insufficient institutional capacity in handling data collection and management for abatement analysis.
Despite the progress,democratization and the rule of law are slowed down by the underdeveloped legislative frameworks, insufficient institutional capacity and poor coordination among State institutions.
Alongside corruption and insufficient institutional capacity, these factors have heightened physical, economic and social vulnerability.
Lack of long-term and strategic macroeconomic research andthe lack of qualified staff who would engage in studying this set of issues, and insufficient institutional capacities for solving these issues both at the republican and regional levels;
In a context where there are insufficient institutional checks on the power of the executive, the practice of drafting laws in such a way as to hand over what should be legislative activity to the executive must be questioned.
In 2010, FAO and WFP identified a total of 22 countries to be in protracted crisis situations, which are characterized by recurrent natural disasters, conflict,longevity of food crises, breakdown of livelihoods and insufficient institutional capacity to react to the crises.
However, its further expansion can be limited by high costs, insufficient institutional and personnel capacity, strict requirements for data security and human rights safeguards and other factors.
Reasons cited for this include lack of commitment by one or more of the three branches of government,in particular the judiciary, to implement the access to justice provisions of the Convention; insufficient institutional capacity to enforce court decisions; lack of expertise in environmental law; and financial barriers.
The vast majority of the EECCA and SEE countries are faced with an insufficient institutional framework, limited human resource capacities and scarce financial resources, due to the difficult overall political and economic situation just described.
UNCTAD should assist developing countries and countries with economies in transition in their efforts to identify trade policy tools to make their development policy more effective,bearing in mind their general problems related to market access, insufficient institutional capacity and insufficient supply capacity in export-oriented areas, as well as lack of skilled human resources.
Low political prioritization of the issue,financial constraints, insufficient institutional capacity, weak information exchange and joint monitoring and, in some cases, conflicting interests between countries are the major factors behind the slow progress in this area.
Limited or insufficient institutional, scientific, technological and human capacity, together with the lack of adequate financial resources, make it difficult for developing countries, and in particular for least developed countries, to progress in implementing the capacity-building framework.
Constraints include an inadequate business environment,a weak enterprise sector, insufficient institutional support for its development, and a limited resource base, including shortage of entrepreneurs and skilled professionals.