Примеры использования Island developing countries and countries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The table lists small island developing countries and countries affiliated with AOSIS, along with their allocated IPFs during the fifth cycle 1992-1996.
ESCAP will give special attention to reducing povertyin the least developed, landlocked and island developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
Contribution of the advisory services in strengthening nationalcapacity of least developed, landlocked and island developing countries and countries with economies in transition for effective articulation of their concerns in subregional and regional forums, including macroeconomic policy and economic reform;
The Agenda identifies groups of countries in special need: least developed countries, Africa, landlocked developing countries, small island developing countries and countries with transitional economies.
To assist the developing countries, with particular attention to the needsof the least developed, landlocked and island developing countries and countries with economies in transition, to accelerate their industrial and technological development and to promote their exports, inter alia, through human resource development and enhancement of the role of the private sector;
Ii Increased number of decisions and recommendations adopted at subregional and regional forums, addressing the current and emerging issues faced by least developed, landlocked and island developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
Special support will be given to the least developed countries, island developing countries and countries in other special categories where the needs are greatest.
Sharing ICT resources, good practices and knowledge for disaster risk reduction and management at the subregional and regional levels, in particular to support the least developed countries, Pacific small island developing countries and countries with economies in transition;
Substantive servicing of meetings: Commission: plenary and committees(16); informal meetings on least developed countries, Pacific island developing countries and countries with economies in transition(4); Committee on Regional Economic Cooperation: plenary(6); Committee on Environment and Natural Resources Development: plenary(6); Special Body on Least Developed and Landlocked Developing Countries: plenary(4); Special Body on Pacific Island Developing Countries: plenary(4);
The subprogramme will also give priority to issues relating to least developed, landlocked and Pacific island developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
The implications of globalization and liberalization for intraregional trade, investment and technology flows, as well as industrial development, will be analysed with particular focus on the more vulnerable groups of countries and the special needs of least developed countries, island developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
Special support will be given to the African and least developed countries, land-locked and island developing countries, and countries in transition to a market economy.
A number of delegations emphasized the need to strengthen the Commission's role in operational activities, particularly technical assistance and advisory services, and to pay special attention to the needsof least developed and landlocked countries, island developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
Under each of the subprogrammes, particular attention will be given to gender mainstreaming and to addressing the special needs of Africa's least developed, landlocked and island developing countries and countries emerging from conflicts or recovering from natural disasters.
Review the implementation and effectiveness of the relevant programme of work of the Commission and make recommendations to the Commission concerning future programmes of work and, in this process, ensure that cross-sectoral issues such as the special concernsof the least developed, landlocked and Pacific island developing countries and countries with economies in transition are adequately addressed.
The levels of development among the members and associate members of ESCAP are diverse, with its membership encompassing developed countries, newly industrialized economies,least developed, landlocked and island developing countries, and countries with economies in transition from centrally planned economies to market economies.
Recognizing the increased responsibilities of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, which comprises a geographical area containing 62 per cent of the population of the world and includes many developing country members and associate members,among which are least developed, landlocked and island developing countries and countries with economies in transition, which have special needs.
Recognizing that climate change has significant negative implications for human society and ecosystems that are already occurring and pose an existential threat to particularly vulnerable developing countries, especially the least developed countries and small island developing countries and countries in Africa affected by drought, desertification and floods who have contributed least to the problem;
The decision to revise the programme structure by streamlining the existing subprogrammes from 10 to 7 in order to increase efficiency and optimize the use of resources and, at the same time,to reflect activities to assist least developed, landlocked and island developing countries and countries with economies in transition in all the subprogrammes was welcomed.
Land-locked and island developing countries, and.
Land-locked and island developing countries, and special.
Small island developing countries and territories: basic indicators.
Land-locked and island developing countries, and special programmes29.3 73.0.
Programme: Land-locked and island developing countries, and special programmes.
Assistance to representatives, rapporteurs:Advisory Council for the Pacific Island Developing Countries and Territories.
Maintains liaison with the Pacific island developing countries and ensures their active participation in ESCAP activities;
Twenty-nine island developing countries and territories also benefited from technical assistance amounting to 1,271 million francs.
Maintaining liaison with the Pacific island developing countries and ensuring their active participation in ESCAP activities;
In 1992 France also provided 1,553 million francs in long-term loans to 19 island developing countries and territories.
Maintaining liaison with the Pacific island developing countries and territories and ensuring their active participation in ESCAP activities;