Примеры использования Participation of developing country experts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To improve the participation of developing country experts.
The main objective of the financing consisted of enhancing the deliberations of expert meetings by increasing the participation of developing country experts.
Decision 456(XIV): Financing the participation of developing country experts in UNCTAD expert meetings.
Continue to support and collaborate with international scientific assessments supporting decision-making, including the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change,with the broad participation of developing country experts;
The participation of developing country experts in relevant IPCC and UNFCCC expert group meetings.
It also contains information on the trust fund for enhancing the participation of developing country experts in UNCTAD meetings.
The participation of developing country experts in meetings was the cornerstone of the new institutional framework of UNCTAD and must have predictable funding.
To request the Secretary-General of UNCTAD to explore avenues to increase participation of developing country experts in addition to financing travel and per diem costs.
Enhancing the participation of developing country experts in modelling efforts to assess the adverse effects of climate change and the impact of implemented response measures.
With regard to expert meetings,the Panel recommends the establishment of a fund to finance the participation of developing country experts in UNCTAD meetings recommendation 12.
The positive impact of the increased participation of developing country experts in UNCTAD expert meetings seems confirmed by the experience under the"savings" exercise and exceeded the secretariats expectations.
Accomplishments and expenditure report of the $1,088,000 of the"savings" devoted to financing participation of developing country experts in UNCTAD expert meetings.
Facilitate the participation of developing country experts in workshops and seminars on macroeconomic policy modelling and forecasting, including Project LINK and other established activities on global policy analysis undertaken by the United Nations.
The Board must therefore find a solution to the problem of financing the participation of experts; financing must be foreseeable and sustainable andmust increase the participation of developing country experts.
The IPCC may also wish to consider increasing the participation of developing country experts in the preparation of future IPCC assessments on modelling activities.
At its forty-third regular session, in October 1996, the Board had discussed the issue of financing of experts andhad decided to establish a Trust Fund to enhance the participation of developing country experts in UNCTAD meetings.
The representative of Cuba said that the limited participation of developing country experts in expert meetings as a result of lack of funding was a matter for concern.
The SBI expressed its gratitude to the Governments of Australia, Finland, Sweden, Switzerland andthe United States of America for their financial contributions to the development of training materials and the participation of developing country experts at the abovementioned workshops.
The participation of developing country experts at UNCTAD expert meetings contributed to efforts to identify solutions to development problems, and the development partners, especially developed countries, were therefore invited to help solve the funding crisis.
With regard to the financing of experts, a significant first step had been taken towards ensuring the effective participation of developing country experts in UNCTAD meetings, which was an important priority for his Group.
The SBI expressed its gratitude to the Governments of Canada, Finland, Japan, Switzerland, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland andthe United States of America for their financial contributions to the development of training materials and for supporting the participation of developing country experts at the workshops.
As a first step, this could be accomplished by increasing the participation of developing country experts in the technical work conducted by relevant organizations such as IPCC, FAO, IEA, and OECD, and increasing cooperation on modelling activities among UN organizations and other agencies and research institutions and universities in the South.
Report of the Secretary-General of UNCTAD on financing and on the participation of experts in UNCTAD expert meetings in achieving the objectives of the financing:to improve the participation of developing country experts in UNCTAD meetings agenda item 3a.
Enhancing participation of developing country experts in the modelling process, including through the involvement of selected universities in developing countries in studies on the impact of the implementation of response measures with support from countries that have the software, models and funds to do so, and through the participation of developing country experts in initiatives undertaken in universities located in developed countries. .
The SBI expressed its gratitude to the Governments of Australia, Sweden and the United Kingdom of Great Britain andNorthern Ireland for their financial contributions to the development of training materials and for supporting the participation of developing country experts at the abovementioned workshop.
My delegation regrets that, while the United States endorses the establishment of a trust fund under the Secretary-General of UNCTAD,the purpose of which is to enhance the participation of developing country experts in the work of UNCTAD, the United States is unable to join the consensus on the output of the contact meeting on expert funding.
By the same decision, the secretariat was requested, inter alia, to organize a workshop on the status of modeling activities to assess the adverse effects of climate change and the impact of response measures already implemented onindividual developing country Parties; the workshop should also discuss how to enhance the participation of developing country experts in such efforts.
More specifically, the Working Party should recommend to the General Assembly that it request the Secretary-General of the United Nations to use $1.4 million of released resources to finance from the regular budget the participation of developing country experts in UNCTAD expert meetings, and this in addition to the recently established trust fund.
They would include Pound387,000 over 18 months to provide capacity-building technical assistance for developing countries in the context of paragraph 21 of the Doha Ministerial Declaration,as well as support for the preparation of the 2003 World Investment Report and for the participation of developing country experts in the two expert meetings on investment in 2002.
It was recognized that the costs involved might cause problems to developing countries, in particular to the least developed among them, andthat measures needed to be taken to facilitate the participation of developing country experts, including by providing a predictable and stable funding basis.