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Lastly, she stressed the importance of mobilizing international resources to bridge funding gaps.
Mobilizing international resources for development.
The importance of transparency, governance and the rule of law for mobilizing international resources for development-- private capital flows, foreign direct investment, ODA and debt relief;
Mobilizing international resources for development.
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We support in particular the leadership of the Secretary-General in mobilizing international resources for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria and to combat other diseases.
In mobilizing international resources for development, Ecuador has had mixed results.
With regard to the Chernobyl accident, providing advisory services to the Governments of Belarus,the Russian Federation and Ukraine in mobilizing international resources and coordinating the implementation of assistance projects.
Mobilizing international resources for development: foreign direct investment and other private flows; and trade(sect. II);
It was noted that, at the end of September 2003, Japan would hold the third Tokyo International Conference on African Development to support NEPAD by mobilizing international resources and expanding global partnership.
The importance of mobilizing international resources and promoting international trade for development therefore cannot be emphasized enough.
One of the principal functions of the Forum encompasses implementing the proposals for action of the Intergovernmental Panel on Forests andthe Intergovernmental Forum on Forests, seeking political commitment and further mobilizing international resources to assist developing countries.
Consideration of draft outcome document: Mobilizing international resources for development foreign direct investment and other private flows.
Mindful of the Monterrey Consensus adopted at the International Conference on Financing for Development, the strategy will focus both on mobilizing domestic financial resources and,to complement national efforts, on mobilizing international resources.
IV. Review session on mobilizing international resources for development: foreign direct investment and other private flows, held on 15 February 2008.
I must note that of the six policy actions highlighted at Monterrey, all of which are important, the Bahamas identifies most closely with three of them: first, mobilizing domestic financial resources; secondly, mobilizing international resources, especially foreign direct investment; and, thirdly, increasing international and technical cooperation for development.
Mobilizing international resources for development: the need to improve the enabling environment and to expand the reach of private flows to a greater number of developing countries.
Many representatives stated that although FDI flows to developing countries had approached $400 billion in 2006, addressing the scarcity of such flows in Africa, least developed countries, landlocked developing countries andsmall island developing States was a central task in mobilizing international resources for development and a key priority for the Doha Conference.
In our efforts at mobilizing international resources, we have repeatedly been met with such excuses as"a lack of funds","competing demands","more pressing priorities" and"donor fatigue.
Participating in the International Conference on Financing for Development, UNIDO positioned itself with initiatives in the area of trade facilitation and venture capital and contributed accordingly to two sections of the Monterrey Consensus of the International Conference on Financing for Development,9 namely, section II.B entitled"Mobilizing international resources for development: foreign direct investment and other private flows" and section II.C entitled"International trade as an engine for development.
Section B of the Monterrey Consensus contains provisions relating to"Mobilizing international resources for development: foreign direct investment and other private flows", while paragraph 84 of the JPOI is also relevant for this area.
The review of"Mobilizing international resources for development: foreign direct investment and other private flows" noted the importance of the business sector respecting labour standards, becoming more socially responsible and gender-sensitive, and considering the implications of their undertakings.
In December of 2002, the General Assembly set in motion an intergovernmental follow-up process, as called for in the Monterrey Consensus, to monitor implementation and carry forward the international discussion of policies for financing development:mobilizing domestic financial resources for development; mobilizing international resources for development; international trade; increasing international financial and technical cooperation for development; external debt; and enhancing the coherence and consistency of the international monetary, financial and trading systems in support of development.
The discussions on mobilizing international resources for development were led by a panel comprising Hazem Fahmy, First Secretary of the Permanent Mission of Egypt to the United Nations; Cornelius Mwalwanda, Officer-in-Charge of the ECA Economic and Social Policy Division; and K. Kousari, Special Coordinator for Africa at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development UNCTAD.
The first, on venture capital,was submitted responding to the chapter"Mobilizing international resources for development: foreign direct investment and other private flows", where specifically innovative approaches to mobilize such funds were included.
Round table 2:"Mobilizing international resources for development: foreign direct investment and other private flows", co-chaired by Hina Rabbani Khar, State Minister for Economic Affairs of Pakistan and Láslóo Várkonyi, State Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Hungary, with Khalil Hamdani, Director, Division on Investment, Technology and Enterprise Development, UNCTAD, as lead discussant.
The recent developments are presented under each of the six thematic areas, namely:mobilizing domestic financial resources for development; mobilizing international resources for development: foreign direct investment and other private flows; international trade as an engine for development; increasing international financial and technical cooperation for development; external debt; and addressing systemic issues: enhancing the coherence and consistency of the international monetary, financial and trading systems in support of development.
During the review session on chapter II of the Monterrey Consensus,"Mobilizing international resources for development: foreign direct investment and other private flows", held on 15 February 2008, it was noted that while there had been a rising overall trend since 1970, private flows to developing countries had been characterized by boom-bust cycles, with busts following years of growth in 1984, 1997 and 2002.
In contrast, developed countries should face the global financial crisis andwork to achieve the MDGs through mobilizing international resources, undertaking further comprehensive reforms to ensure the stability of the international financial system, reducing the distortions of international trade, maintaining the credibility of their commitments to increase official development assistance and issuing timetables for monitoring the implementation of their commitments vis-à-vis developing countries.
The recent developments are presented under each of six thematic areas:mobilizing domestic financial resources for development; mobilizing international resources for development: foreign direct investment and other private flows; international trade as an engine for development; increasing international financial and technical cooperation for development; external debt; and addressing systemic issues: enhancing the coherence and consistency of the international monetary, financial and trading systems in support of development.