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This paper suggests four key solutions.
As a point of departure for such a discussion, this paper suggests some elements to be considered in such a discussion.
The paper suggests the Convention might do this by.
To improve the efficiency ofsoftware distribution system management, given the above mentioned features, this paper suggests a method for modeling distribution management process.
This paper suggests more focused EDI messages based on simple, standard international data elements and well structured master files.
The glocalization of BRICS creative industries is likely to expand, the paper suggests, with the growing convergence of mobile communications technologies and content via a multi-lingual internet.
The paper suggests that a review be made of the extent of usage of such instruments, and of their cost and effectiveness for developing countries.
While acknowledging the fact that in terms of volume and value global creative industriescontinue to be dominated by the West, with the US at its core, the paper suggests that in a dynamic and digitized 24/7 globalized multi-media age, the one-way vertical flow of media products-from the West to the Rest- has given way to multiple and horizontal flows, in which the BRICS countries play a key role.
Finally the paper suggests that involvement of minority communities in the data collection is helpful to establish trust and improve data quality.
The present paper describes briefly some of the key features of recent OECD work on measuring well-being and societal progress(Section II). It then outlines how this work might inform new thinking on development andhelp shape the post-2015 development framework(Section III). Finally, the paper suggests some of the steps that could be taken in the Asia-Pacific region to contribute to the global endeavour to measure well-being.
The present working paper suggests a more pragmatic step-by-step approach for the most salient verification parameters, an approach that focus on the specificity of the FMCT.
To support evidence-based evaluation of innovation policies, the paper suggests a set of indicators that are relevant to developing economies to assess the different elements and linkages of a national system of innovation.
The paper suggests one possible approach to the determination of the proportion of each type of crop and livestock production in the total volume of agricultural products.
In comparison with the current system, the draft concept paper suggests a compromise introducing a division of responsibilities between the Independent Selection and Review Board, the Minister and the Government during the different phases of the selection and the appointment process.
The paper suggests a functional approach to the notion of"expulsion" notwithstanding the different terms that may be used in national legal systems for measures which perform the same function.
To promote the realization of that goal, the paper suggests the design of harmonized competency frameworks in five core areas, namely,(a) leadership,(b) management,(c) policy analysis,(d) human resources management, and(e) information technology.
However, as the paper suggests, the primary purposes of national censuses must be to serve national requirements, and the funding of many national censuses is determined solely on this basis.
This paper suggests to combine different static verification methods in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness of verification, which is the first step in creating universal method for static verification.
As this paper suggests, their action necessarily depends upon the parliamentary system prevailing in any given country and the powers conferred upon the parliamentary chambers under the constitution or basic law.
The paper suggests that an over-reliance on FDI as the main vehicle for upgrading can result in the stifling of local technological effort and severely compromise the future competitiveness of domestic firms.
The paper suggests a conceptual framework for the elaboration of an international text on human rights and poverty, including extreme poverty, that may inform the drafting of the joint working paper in its subsequent stages.
However, the paper suggests that developing countries should consider MT as one vehicle to increase South-South and South-North trade and that the subject of the growth of MMTOs should be kept under review in order to ensure that fair competition is maintained.
In detail, the paper suggests that the requirements set forth in article 9, paragraph 1, of UNCAC could be implemented by adopting procurement legislation based on the UNCITRAL Model Law on Procurement of Goods, Construction and Services the UNCITRAL Model Law.
This paper suggests that a group of donors and recipients of assistance, together with the member organizations of ITD, could further explore these issues and possibly develop guidelines towards a more coordinated approach that countries would be free to adopt.
With regard to this, this paper suggests that the United Nation Statistical Division(UNSD) to embark Info-Age Statistical Research and Development Programme to streamline all activities pertaining to information age statistical compilation.
The paper suggested that a general conference be held annually to take both procedural and substantive decisions in order to make the review process more sustainable and responsive.
The paper suggested that many of the procedures behind the CCAMLR-2000 Survey be followed, although advances in e.g. data management and processing of acoustic data need to be included.
The paper suggested this might be achieved by becoming a party to the New York Convention and the CISG.
First, the paper suggested that it is very important to develop a procedure for submitting proposals and this procedure should define what must be included in a proposal.
Secondly, the paper suggested that the lack of a clear procedure for MPA designation means that there is a lack of management.