Примеры использования Liberalization of agricultural trade на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Issues arising from the liberalization of agricultural trade.
Liberalization of agricultural trade and its impact on poor farmers.
Iii. human rights,the agreement on agriculture and the liberalization of agricultural trade.
The liberalization of agricultural trade under the Doha Round remained a top priority for New Zealand.
The specific aspect of trade chosen is the liberalization of agricultural trade.
The full liberalization of agricultural trade is expected to increase the benefits derived from it by commodity producers.
Two aspects of the right are particularly relevant to the liberalization of agricultural trade.
He believed that further liberalization of agricultural trade would make an important contribution to sustained economic growth for all countries.
The High Commissioner encourages further research to develop human rights approaches to the liberalization of agricultural trade.
First, there should be effective liberalization of agricultural trade in developed-country markets.
Argentina also continues to support negotiations to develop political and economic association between MERCOSUR and the European Union, including,in this framework, the gradual liberalization of agricultural trade and services.
Combined with these conditions, the liberalization of agricultural trade could open opportunities to attract more direct investment in regions affected by desertification.
Rather than make an impact assessment, the purpose of the report is to outline the main issues arising when the liberalization of agricultural trade is viewed from a human rights perspective.
The complete liberalization of agricultural trade would bring important benefits in terms of economic growth, improved welfare, food security and sustainable development.
Although not all developing countries are expected to realize net trade gains from liberalization of agricultural trade, for developing countries as a whole the gains would outweigh the losses;
Greater liberalization of agricultural trade in the markets of developed countries is also key to improving Africa's agricultural export performance.
In May 1999, UNCTAD organized an African regional symposium, which was hosted by the Government of Côte d'Ivoire, on further liberalization of agricultural trade and diversification of the commodity sector.
Although it is generally understood that liberalization of agricultural trade will increase food prices, non-participation in liberalization would only result in greater losses.
To meet the development goals that the international community had set for itself at the Millennium Assembly and in Johannesburg andMonterrey, the WTO Doha round must deliver substantial liberalization of agricultural trade.
One reason is the gradual liberalization of agricultural trade which is likely to reduce barriers to processed agricultural commodities from developing countries.
Given the links between agricultural trade and development and food security,the High Commissioner believes that an examination of the liberalization of agricultural trade will be a further step in fulfilling her mandate.
The High Commissioner believes that a focus on the liberalization of agricultural trade will also build upon work of the special mechanisms and treaty bodies of the human rights system.
In particular, three aspects of this general process of privatization and liberalization create catastrophic consequences for the right to food: the privatization of institutions andpublic utilities, the liberalization of agricultural trade, and the market-assisted model of land reform.
In that regard, the liberalization of agricultural trade, access to and transfer of technology and research are absolutely necessary to increase world food production and ensure that food reaches those who need it most.
Welcomes the report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on globalization and its impact on the fullenjoyment of human rights, which focuses on the liberalization of agricultural trade and its impact on the realization of the right to development, including the right to food, and takes note of the conclusions and recommendations contained therein;
Apart from liberalization of agricultural trade, recommendations to the international community called for technical and financial assistance, in particular for meeting standards and quality requirements and for improving research and extension services.
Welcomes the report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on globalization and its impact on the fullenjoyment of human rights, which focuses on the liberalization of agricultural trade and its impact on the realization of the right to development, including the right to food, and takes note of the conclusions and recommendations contained therein;
At the same time, the liberalization of agricultural trade in developing countries, especially net food-importing developing countries, has increased the vulnerability of local markets to international price fluctuations and has failed to take sufficient account of the food security of the poor and vulnerable such as poor farmers and farm workers.
Given the need to promote the right to development and the right to food through local agricultural production andby insulating domestic markets from international price volatility, the liberalization of agricultural trade was treated differently from other sectors in the original General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade(GATT) and significant degrees of protectionism were allowed to persist.
The major outcomes of the Uruguay Round, such as the liberalization of agricultural trade and the inclusion of textiles and garments in the ambit of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade(GATT), along with across-the-board liberalization of trade in manufactures, promise not only to open up markets to exports from developing countries through the systematic removal of tariff and non-tariff barriers but also to expose them to greater competition.