Примеры использования Market access for developing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Expand market access for developing countries.
Panel on Environmental Requirements and Market Access for Developing Countries.
Improving market access for developing countries;
Development of productive capacities, competitiveness and market access for developing countries;
The question of market access for developing countries required an integrated approach.
Issues relating to market access for developing countries and electronic commerce required further study by UNCTAD.
Box 1: The Consultative Task Force on Environmental Requirements and Market Access for Developing Countries CTF.
Increased market access for developing countries was necessary for smooth external debt servicing.
Environmental requirements and market access for developing countries.
To study the relevant activities andpreliminary findings of the Consultative Task Force on Environmental Requirements and Market Access for Developing Countries;
Against that background, there was a need to improve market access for developing countries by avoiding protectionism and competitive devaluations.
The terms of reference of the CTF were discussed at a pre-UNCTAD XI workshop on Environmental Requirements and Market Access for Developing Countries.
Debt relief and market access for developing countries would enhance implementation of the Beijing Platform for Action and contribute to the achievement of Goal 3.
However, it was essential that opportunities be created for increased market access for developing countries.
Enhanced market access for developing countries remains crucial, but in order to engage in trade successfully, each country must also have the productive capacity to do so.
Consultative Task Force on Environmental Requirements and Market Access for Developing Countries(CTF) ongoing.
Enhanced market access for developing countries, particularly in agriculture was seen as critical for raising exports and accelerating development.
Joint WTO-UNCTAD information seminar on private standards and market access for developing countries.
Consultative Task Force(CTF) on Environmental Requirements and Market Access for Developing Countries: Country-case studies on the developmental and market access impact of private voluntary food standards.
Support was expressed for the recently created Consultative Task Force(CTF)on Environmental Requirements and Market Access for Developing Countries.
We are aware that improved market access for developing countries is one commitment that, once fulfilled, will offer the greatest prospects for our integration into the world trading system.
Six workshops andtraining seminars on environmental requirements and market access for developing countries were held in Asia.
Development of export markets, ideally through preferential market access for developing countries but also through active negotiation of trade agreements(the role of the American Growth and Opportunity Act for African developing countries was cited as an example in this connection);
In this regard, UNCTAD's new Consultative Task Force on Environmental Requirements and Market Access for Developing Countries could play a useful role.
While increased official development assistance is an effective tool for fighting poverty,solutions also need to be found for improving market access for developing countries.
UNCTAD's Consultative Task Force on Environmental Requirements and Market Access for Developing Countries(CTF) was a step in the right direction.
Many participants welcomed the Trade andEnvironment Review 2006, which focused on environmental requirements(ERs) and market access for developing countries.
This has in particular been the case in the deliberations undertaken so far on the effects of environmental measures on market access for developing countries; eco-labelling; competitiveness; and the issue of transparency of environmental measures which have significant trade effects.
Appreciation was expressed by participants for the work carried out by UNCTAD's Consultative Task Force on Environmental Requirements and Market Access for Developing Countries CTF.