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In this context it was also noted that many developing countries had in any case ratified the Conventions in question.
It was noted that many developing countries are implementing adaptation and mitigation measures, but that scarcity of resources hampers their capacity to address climate change adequately.
The declaration of the 1990 World Conference on Education for All noted that many developing countries spent more on average on the military than on education and health combined.
It should be noted that many developing countries improved their offers significantly in the course of the negotiations by adding more sectors and removing market access and national treatment limitations.
The United Nations report"World Economic Situation andProspects 2007" spoke of a mostly positive outlook for developing countries but noted that many developing countries remained highly vulnerable to the vicissitudes of commodity prices and the volatility of international financial markets.
The SBSTA noted that many developing countries use HFCs in applications and depend on imports of these substances.
Regarding the theme of the 2011 annual ministerial review, entitled"Implementing the internationally agreed goals and commitments in regard to education",the Committee noted that many developing countries had achieved significant progress towards meeting the internationally agreed targets on education, including the provision of universal primary education.
Ministers noted that many developing countries, because of several challenges, were unable to mitigate impacts of the crisis on development.
Focusing on the pilot countries of the UN Public Private Alliance that were the focus of the forum,it was noted that many developing countries like Madagascar and Dominican Republic are already well-involved in process of achieving the MDGs and have launched their own ICT strategy.
Participants noted that many developing countries are experiencing difficulties in strengthening their economic resilience to climate change due to their reliance on a limited number of economic activities.
The Executive Secretary of the Development Committee of the World Bank and IMF noted that many developing countries had been able to withstand the impact of the crisis on their vulnerable population groups, thanks to relatively strong economic conditions at the onset of the crisis.
He noted that many developing countries had made progressive efforts to reform their laws and policies relating to water in order to enhance sustainability and to improve water supply and sanitation.
The representative of Cameroon noted that many developing countries had difficulty effectively implementing a competition policy.
The Ministers noted that many developing countries were experiencing robust growth, assisted by their expanding involvement in international trade and capital inflows.
The representative of China noted that many developing countries had drawn from the provisions of the Set in formulating their competition laws.
Participants noted that many developing countries had started integrating space technology tools and applications, primarily remote sensing, in national development programmes, in particular in water resources management projects.
Mr. Wang Qi(People's Republic of China) noted that many developing countries were faced with severe challenges in the sustainable development of human settlements.
The Heads of Government noted that many developing countries are engaged in liberalizing their economies and have contributed significantly to the growth of world output and trade.
Several participants noted that many developing countries faced persisting challenges owing to international financial and economic uncertainties.
It was also noted that many developing countries have adopted concerted policies for good governance, poverty reduction and open trade in response to Doha, but their efforts have not been matched by greater market access.
Several participants noted that many developing countries were not part of the process, as they were outside the small group of States involved in the discussions, and stressed the need for inclusiveness and transparency in the negotiations, while others noted that, given the time constraints, such discussions in a small group were necessary for the efficiency of the negotiations.
Mr. ZENNA(Ethiopia) concurred with the statement made on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, and noted that many developing countries, especially the most deprived, were experiencing enormous problems relating to poverty and illiteracy, among other issues, which frequently threatened the very existence of their populations. He commended the important role played by the United Nations bodies in their efforts to improve the situation.
We note that many developing countries are still overly dependent on commodities and that they should explore industrial diversification strategies by, inter alia, enhancing value-adding productive capacities.
The African country Parties noted that many developed country Parties, international organizations and multilateral financial institutions had not yet adjusted their procedures for the delivery of programme resources with their commitments as Parties to the Convention.
At the same time, we duly note that many developing countries continue to face serious development challenges and that many of them are not on track to achieve the internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals.
We note that many developing countries in the past few years have adopted anti-poverty strategies and that they are now in the process of adapting their economic, fiscal, social and environmental policies.
At the same time, we duly note that many developing countries continue to face serious development challenges and that many of them are not on track to achieve the internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals.
The Commission notes that many developing countries continue to be dependent on commodities for their export earnings.
It is also worth noting that many developing countries have made major progress towards attaining objectives set out in the ICPD Programme of Action.
It is interesting to note that many developing countries tend to opt for a licensing regime, while registration regimes are seen more often in the developed economies.