Примеры использования Medium industries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Promotion of small and medium industries.
Networking of small and medium industries, and promotion of industrial subcontracting and partnerships.
GRULAC attached particular importance to the development of small and medium industries and technology transfer.
In particular, small and medium industries often lack the information, expertise and above all resources to implement badly needed technological and managerial improvements.
It was organized as a collaborative effort with Commonwealth Science Council and the Small and Medium Industries Development Organization.
For example, the Hong Leong Bank Bhd has a programme called SMILE(Small& Medium Industries Loan Express) that is specially designed to help businesses upgrade their operations by providing financing for the purchase of industrial machinery or to build new business premises.
A forum to discuss issues related to industrial development, partnerships and investment in Africa,including the financing of small and medium industries;
The main victims of the crisis in Colombia were small and medium industries, and the Government's response was based on five pillars.
Given the prominence of the private sector in Africa's industrialization strategy,it is appropriate that the theme of this year's celebration of Africa Industrialization Day is“Development of Small and Medium Industries”.
Home production of traditional medicine has been developed into an industry with more than 900 small industries and 130 medium industries, 69 of which have received certifications of Good Traditional Medicine Manufacturing Practice GTMMP.
India has developed considerable expertise in the development of entrepreneurship, human resource development throughtraining and so forth, and development-linked growth through small and medium industries.
As one of the beneficiaries of UNIDO's technical assistance programme,Indonesia recognized UNIDO's role in stimulating the growth of small and medium industries in post-conflict regions such as Maluku and in post-tsunami areas such as Aceh.
Another noteworthy information-related activity is the establishment of a regional subcontracting exchange system to promote economic integration andimproved efficiency of small and medium industries in the Arab region.
These will address objective 4:“Coherent strategies for the development of competitive small and medium industries” and objective 5:“Enhancement of institutional capacity-building, including human resources development, at the policy, institutional and enterprise levels, and integration of women in industry”.
In Mauritius, a successful project concerning the installation of a consultancy system was established for productivity improvement on small and medium industries, with special emphasis on the garment sector.
Some of the institutions now actively involved in TCDC are the Middle East Technical University, the Mineral Research and Exploration Centre,the Small and Medium Industries Organization, the Medicinal Plants Centre, the Experimental Medical Research and Application Centre, the Turkish Standards Institute and the Sumerbank Textile Centre.
Through the Tabung Ekonomi Kumpulan Usaha Niaga(TEKUN), up to April 2003 about 34,476 women benefited with the allocation of RM130.3 million, while RM26.7million was approved to 379 borrowers under the Special Scheme for Women under the Small and Medium Industries Corporation;
Training for capacity-building of women entrepreneurs is provided by institutions such as the Industrial andVocational Training Board(IVTB), the Small and Medium Industries Development Organisations(SMIDO), the Mauritius Employers Federation(MEF), the National Handicraft Promotion Agency(NHPA) and the National Women Entrepreneur Council NWEC.
In addition to improved information exchange, four substantive areas have been identified for enhanced future cooperation:(1) privatization and enterprise restructuring;(2) industrial quality management and standards;(3) competitiveness andproductivity of small/medium industries; and(4) build-operate-transfer schemes in developing countries.
The Conference will consist of two interrelated forums:(i) a forum to discuss issues related to industrial development, partnerships and investment in Africa,including the financing of small and medium industries; and(ii) a forum to identify resources and to decide on measures to be taken for financing the technical cooperation programmes recently formulated by UNIDO in cooperation with more than 20 African countries and in the context of AAI.
The main focus of the country programmes, as determined during the missions, will be on the strategic management of industrial development, human resources development, quality control and standardization, the environment,private sector development, with emphasis on small and medium industries, and the implications of the Uruguay Round agreements for the industrialization of Africa.
The aim of this seminar was to promote universal health care, prevention, treatment and rehabilitation for unofficial workers, workers in agriculture,small and medium industries, and migrant and contract workers in countries of the Eastern Mediterranean region.
Another output was the design of a technical assistance programme with four major components, namely macroeconomic policies directed to the private sector in the context of economic liberalization and insertion in the world market, with particular attention to the North American Free Trade Agreement(NAFTA);strengthening of private enterprise systems with emphasis on small and medium industries; establishment of a subregional system to meet private sector generic technology requirements; and financial systems in support of industrial modernization and exports.
KOSGEB: Small and Medium Industry development Organization Administration Council.
Small and medium industry for limited productions.
Other sectors that contribute to New Caledonia's GDP are public administration, commerce, services, construction and public works,small and medium industry, agriculture and tourism.
The presence of foreign capital is reduced,the enterprises in the sphere of large and medium industry are owned by the state.
Mr. G. Önbilgin,Advisor for the Presidency for Research and Planning, KOSGEB(Small and Medium Industry Development Organization), suggested the establishment of an information exchange system for BSEC country enterprises among the related institutions like KOSGEB including.
He welcomed the support of UNIDO and its Director-General for the realization of the programme and was pleased to say that it was fulfilling its objective: to strengthen regional and national institutions, facilitate the provision of resources necessary for access to external markets andopen up new and innovative opportunities for small and medium industry.
It was organized jointly by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and the Permanent International Secretariat of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation(BSEC PERMIS) with the financial support of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation andin cooperation with the KOSGEB Small and Medium Industry Development Organization and the Balkan Centre for Cooperation among SMEs.