Примеры использования Macroeconomic convergence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To address this issue, RECs in Africa have imposed macroeconomic convergence criteria, following closely the approach adopted by members of the EMU.
Summit urged Member States to continue implementing sound macroeconomic policies that enhance the increasing macroeconomic convergence.
Harmonized statistics in support of regional integration, macroeconomic convergence programmes, common currency and better economic management in the regional economic communities.
Furthermore, the Authority urges the member States to sustain their budgetary discipline efforts to control public deficits and accelerate macroeconomic convergence.
Harmonized statistics in support of regional integration, macroeconomic convergence programmes, common currency and better economic management in the regional economic communities.
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They approved a plan proposed by the Council of Central Bank Governors to address the issues of currency convertibility and greater macroeconomic convergence of the economies of CARICOM.
An assessment of progress towards macroeconomic convergence in RECs shows that, while some progress is being made, it is generally below the targets set in their financial integration programmes.
The office continued its consultative andadvisory work with the Eduardo Mondlane University in Mozambique on mainstreaming regional integration into national development plans and on macroeconomic convergence.
Other capacity-building activities included workshops,seminars and training on macroeconomic convergence, ICT-related development, population and migration, water and sanitation and gender-monitoring tools.
They will intensify efforts to speed up the necessary additional regional institutions in order to mobilize the necessary resources for financing of regional integration projects and programmes, andwill further undertake to promote macroeconomic convergence in the regional economic communities.
Consequently, the Authority urged all member States to ensure strict compliance with the ECOWAS macroeconomic convergence criteria, a necessary condition for the establishment of a single and viable monetary zone in West Africa.
Iii Ad hoc expert groups: harnessing the potential of the extractive industries for structural transformation in Central Africa(1); improving Central Africa's business climate(1);progress and prospects for macroeconomic convergence in the Central African subregion(1);
Harmonized and integrated statistics in support of regional integration, macroeconomic convergence programmes and better economic management in the context of the Reference Regional Strategic Framework.
Ii Non-recurrent publications: report on harnessing the potential of the extractive industries for structural transformation in Central Africa(1); report on improving Central Africa's business climate(1);report on progress and prospects for macroeconomic convergence in the Central African subregion(1);
Enhanced national capacitiesto produce harmonized and comparable statistical data in support of regional integration, macroeconomic convergence programmes, common currency and better economic management in the regional economic communities.
Iii Two ad hoc expert group meetings on: harmonization of macroeconomic convergence programmes in the Economic Community of West African States and the West African Economic and Monetary Union: towards a single monetary zone; trade liberalization in West Africa: obstacles, constraints and remedial policies;
Enhanced national capacities to produce harmonized andcomparable statistical data in support of regional integration, macroeconomic convergence programmes, common currency and better economic management in regional economic communities.
Under the leadership of AfDB, the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa(COMESA),the Southern African Development Community(SADC) and various statistics secretariats have since 2010 embarked on a programme to assist these two regional economic communities in compiling harmonized consumer price indices in line with the subregional efforts to meet macroeconomic convergence criteria.
Ii Non-recurrent publications: trade liberalization in West Africa: obstacles, constraints and remedial policies;harmonization and macroeconomic convergence programme in the Economic Community of West African States and the West African Economic and Monetary Union;
The extrabudgetary resources of $500,000, which are to be provided from bilateral sources, will contribute to: enhanced capacity of member States to produce and use economic, demographic and environmental statistics, including gender-disaggregated and gender-responsive statistics in supportof regional integration and the Millennium Development Goals; and increased harmonized statistics and macroeconomic convergence for better economic management.
These resources will finance the production of key outputs, such as the Economic Report on Africa(one in 2010,one in 2011), the enhancement of Africa's participation in the World Trade Organization negotiations and the achievement of macroeconomic convergence of member States, which are important elements that will undoubtedly strengthen Africa's position and increase its leverage during trade negotiations and talks.
The key recommendations of those meetings included the need for: member States to support andadequately provide oversight functions to the SADC secretariat in order to accelerate the macroeconomic convergence programme; the harmonization of institutions and programmes across the subregion; and the need for SADC member States to build on monetary arrangements among smaller subgroupings in order to accelerate monetary integration within the Southern African subregion.
Enhanced capacity of member States and the West African regional economic communities, namely the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS) and the West African Economic and Monetary Union, and other intergovernmental organizations to formulate and implement harmonized macroeconomic and sectoral policies andprogrammes to address key subregional integration priorities in West Africa, including macroeconomic convergence; trade; infrastructure and services, gender mainstreaming; governance; conflict resolution and post-conflict peacebuilding; agriculture and food security; and the environment.
Addressing the challenges of macroeconomic policy convergence.
Addressing the challenges of macroeconomic policy convergence in the SADC region.
Enhancing the capacity of member States to achieve macroeconomic policy convergence.
A series of advisory services on issues related to macroeconomic policy convergence and trade facilitation will be also conducted in some member countries.
On the issue of promoting macroeconomic policy convergence in Africa, the subprogramme undertook assessment studies and a survey on macro policy frameworks in African countries.
Globalization and macroeconomic policy convergence reduce the degrees of liberty available to Governments in addressing particular social problems as they impose rigid targets on public expenditures and limit the possibilities of counter-cyclical fiscal deficit.
There has been a strong recent trend towards a convergence of macroeconomic policies and the deregulation, liberalization and structural reform of most economies in the region.