Примеры использования Needs of developing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Assistance needs of developing States.
The interests of all States, taking into particular account the needs of developing.
Assessing adaptation needs of developing country Parties, including needs related to finance, technology and capacity-building;
The Rotterdam Convention could, in principle, support the foundational capacity needs of developing countries through the special voluntary Trust Fund.
This range must match the needs of developing and transition economy countries while providing a sound balance between diversity of channels and efficiency in aid delivery.
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A key area of focus would be to develop an information system initially, and eventually, a database, of training needs of developing countries;
They were sound anddid indeed reflect the priority interest and pressing needs of developing and transitional economy countries in public administration and finance.
The OECD document provides the substantive framework upon which UNITAR is building its comprehensive training andcapacity-building programme to meet the needs of developing and industrializing countries.
The relevance of centres of excellence in meeting of the technical training needs of developing countries had been stressed at the meeting of the High-level Committee.
Noting the technical paper on the review of the experience of international funds, multilateral financial institutions and other sources of funding relevant to the current andfuture investment and financial needs of developing countries, 1.
His delegation noted with appreciation the consideration given to the needs of developing countries and welcomed the proposal to include a provision dealing with the special situation of those countries.
The Fund has been developing a new liquidity instrument, the Rapid Access Line, to meet the needs of developing and emerging market countries.
The secretariat is strongly of the opinion that UN/CEFACT should refocus on the needs of developing and transition countries and develop electronic business standards and trade facilitation recommendations that can help diminish the divide between developed and less developed economies.
Concerning specific Panel recommendations, steps would need to be taken to ensure that the global think tank concept was linked to the needs of developing and least developed countries.
Regarding its approach to countries with less experience in this area,it was suggested that it should recognize the needs of developing countries and differentiate among countries on the basis of their levels of development or their experience of competition law and policy.
While most technologies developed will be applicable to both developed and developing countries,other forms of these technologies will be necessary to meet the special conditions and needs of developing and least developed countries.
In this context, the agro-industries service module provides several important services to meet the needs of developing countries, which address both specific sectoral areas as well as broader thematic issues.
It will focus on policy as opposed to technical issues and will consider the role of Trade facilitation and ICT in enhancing economic efficiency anddevelopment in global commerce taking into account the needs of developing and transitional economies.
The aim of these actions is to reduce or avoid emissions,taking into full account the legitimate priority needs of developing countries for the achievement of sustained economic growth and the eradication of poverty.
Key issues of improved market access, price stabilization for exports, market entry barriers to goods and services from developing countries and the reduction of such barriers totrade should be accorded more attention, and future negotiations should take into account the development needs of developing countries.
Information on how Parties are ensuring the balance between adaptation and mitigation,in particular the needs of developing countries that are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change;
For mitigation, developing countries need, between now and 2050, an estimated USD 531 billion per year of additional investment in energy supply and demand technologies in order to limit the global temperature rise to 2 °C above pre-industrial levels,noting however that estimates of the financing needs of developing countries vary significantly.
That commitment must be reflected in an international trade policy better geared towards the needs of developing countries, with more decisive and generous measures on the problem of excessive foreign debt and the essential responsibility to future generations with regard to the environmental sustainability of our planet.
Representative, Dr C K Law, had his intervention ata formal roundtable discussion during the Summit, highlighting the needs of developing countries in accessing the Internet;
Regarding its approach to developing countries and/or countries with less experience in this area, it was suggested that it should:recognize the needs of developing countries and differentiate among countries on the basis of their levels of development or their experience of competition law and policy; and provide a grace period to countries which did not have well-developed institutions.
The director of the World Trade Institute noted the inherent contradiction in paragraph 28 of the Doha Declaration, which called for"preserving the basic concepts" of the ASCM,while"taking into account the needs of developing and least developing country participants.
Regarding the system's approach to developing countries and/or countries with less experience in this area,it was suggested that the system recognize the needs of developing countries and differentiate among countries on the basis of their levels of development or their experience of competition law and policy, as well as provide a grace period to countries lacking well-developed institutions.
In addition, further information was provided by some responding States and regional fisheries management organizations regarding the capacity-building needs of developing States in relation to the implementation of the Agreement.
At the same time, the information andideas that technical cooperation experts communicate from the field enable members of the secretariat to better understand the needs of developing countries and how the work of the secretariat can be oriented to help meet such needs; thus technical cooperation becomes an important source of ideas for research and policy development.
The Fourth World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference, held in Doha,in November 2001, launched a work programme that places the needs of developing countries at the heart of the multilateral trade negotiations.