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Policies to stimulate economic diversification.
The paper considers the impact of public policies to stimulate the labor market inan innovative way.
Policies to stimulate competitiveness and growth;
A lack of fiscal space has been a constraint on more active policies to stimulate employment.
III. Policies to stimulate economic diversification.
Eight country studies have been commissioned by ECLAC on the development of policies to stimulate the uptake of ICTs by enterprises.
Adopt appropriate policies to stimulate private and public investment.
Development-oriented poverty reduction strategies are thus desirable and should place emphasis on ensuring and sustaining growth,exports and investment and policies to stimulate them.
Examples of policies to stimulate innovation, which is used by countries.
This will help to reasonably determine the goals of the both State and regional policies to stimulate development of the bioeconomy in a particular region of Ukraine.
The discussion on policies to stimulate competitiveness and growth was organized around two round tables.
IEA has therefore also analysed an alternative policy scenario which assumes that countries adopt policies to stimulate both the efficient use of energy and more environmentally-friendly energy production.
Obviously government policies to stimulate national economies have revived housing and other construction markets, creating demand for sawnwood.
Development-oriented poverty reduction strategies should place emphasis on ensuring and sustaining investment, export expansion and economic growth, and better income distribution,as well as policies to stimulate them.
Adopting the appropriate economic policies to stimulate SMEs and remove impediments to their growth;
Policies to stimulate and mobilize private savings, including appropriate legal and justice system to enforce property rights, positive real interest rates, and a savings-oriented tax system.
The Commission noted the implementation of macroeconomic policies to stimulate domestic demand in the face of a sluggish global economy.
Adopting policies to stimulate flexible working time arrangements, such as job sharing and part-time work, in order to promote equitable access to work and ensure that each individual is given the opportunity to combine paid employment, training and education, unpaid caring tasks and volunteer activity;
This publication presents the key findings and recommendations of an investigation conducted by the Inter-American Development Bank(IDB) anddescribe the on-going projects to design and implement policies to stimulate the rental housing market in different countries in Latin American and Caribbean LAC.
Box 5 provides examples of policies to stimulate part-time jobs in Denmark and to promote more stable employment, both full and part-time in Spain.
The aim of the Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprise Authority, established by Act No. 8 of 29 May 2000, is to promote the development of micro, small andmedium-sized enterprises through policies to stimulate and strengthen the sector and thereby help to generate productive employment, increase the country's economic growth and achieve a better distribution of national income.
In addition, it was pursuing policies to stimulate economic growth by strengthening the private sector, expanding non-traditional exports, investing in infrastructure, making agriculture more productive and improving access to education, health and economic opportunity for the poor and disadvantaged, including women and the aged.
In an attempt to fulfil the Millennium Development Goals by 2015,my Government has also pursued policies to stimulate and facilitate private-sector-led growth by investing in physical infrastructure and human resource development.
Policies to stimulate utility EE programmes include: setting energy savings goals or requirements; undertaking integrated resource planning; providing convenient EE programme cost recovery; decoupling sales and fixed cost recovery so that utilities do not lose money for lower sales; and allowing utilities to earn a profit on their EE investment in addition to cost recovery.
At its fifty-ninth session, the United Nations EconomicCommission for Europe discussed:(i) short-term economic developments,(ii) policies to stimulate competitiveness and growth,(iii) the role and place of ECE in the new European architecture after the EU enlargement, and(iv) the relationship between the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe(OSCE) and ECE.
While Latin America and the Caribbean had enjoyed average economic growth of 4.5 per cent in 2004, its open unemployment rate was still above 10 per cent of the workforce, demonstrating that growth in production,while desirable, must be accompanied by policies to stimulate the creation of decent and well-paid employment in all sectors, as one of the surest ways of achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
Authors point out that it is necessary to conduct multivariate policies to stimulate economic growth, which is based on the various configurations of developmental actors folding in different regions of the country.
Identifying the appropriate mix of economic and social policies to stimulate economic growth and achieve sustainable levels of income equality remains critical to successfully concluding the transition.
The following main topics and issues were examined anddebated at the session: economic developments in the UNECE region; policies to stimulate competitiveness and growth; the UNECE reform; UNECE's cooperation with the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe(OSCE); UNECE's achievements, constraints and perspectives; preparations for and follow-up to global and regional conferences; technical cooperation; report of the Group of Experts on the Programme of Work(GEPW); and other business.
The Committee considered document TRANS/2005/3 and the Commission's guidelines,especially regarding economic developments in the UNECE region; policies to stimulate competitiveness and growth; the UNECE reform; UNECE's cooperation with the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe(OSCE); UNECE's achievements, constraints and perspectives; preparations for and follow-up to global and regional conferences; technical cooperation; and the report of the Group of Experts on the Programme of Work GEPW.