Примеры использования Raising the productivity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Raising the productivity of family farmers is an effective way out of poverty and hunger.
Outlays on education and health can achieve this to some degree by raising the productivity and skills of the labour force.
Raising the productivity of agricultural labour is of particular importance to developing countries.
Increased investment in agriculture should be directed towards raising the productivity and increasing the resilience of small-scale farmers in developing countries.
Raising the productivity of peasant farmers is considered critical to combating poverty, and securing their land occupancy rights is seen as the essential first step.
For example, the pay andworking conditions of informal workers could be improved by raising the productivity of the selfemployed and forming cooperatives or labour unions.
Efforts include raising the productivity of the vehicle fleets for these types of transport, essential infrastructure development and the removal of bottlenecks.
Economically, reducing inequality has a variety of positive economic effects, such as reducing the fertility of populations,widening the market, and raising the productivity of labour.
Research efforts are aimed not only at raising the productivity of cropping systems but also at ensuring the sustainability of agriculture.
In this respect, it has been argued that greater availability of credit to rural women farmers should not be viewed as a perfect substitute for subsidizing production inputs when designing programmes directed at raising the productivity of rural women. 39/.
Policies, therefore, need to be directed at raising the productivity and facilitating diversification from agriculture to other economic activities.
Ways and means of reducing poverty and enhancing food security andself-sufficiency in developing countries by raising the productivity of agricultural producers, particularly of smallholders and women farmers;
Increase the demand for labour, raising the productivity and incomes of people living in poverty and improving their access to health care, education, skills development and training;
Planning for the rise of productivity in all sections of the organization;there is now a term plan in force aimed at raising the productivity of the utilization of its resources by at least 10% in two years time.
Factors which have a fundamental effect on raising the productivity are: labour market regulation, personnel competence, and the level of development of labour relations, workplace relations and systems for interaction.
Most of the countries identified agricultural research as crucial to the success of their NAPs; raising the productivity of cropping systems and ensuring the sustainability of agriculture is crucial to their entire strategy.
With the aim of raising the productivity and income of the rural population, an aggressive agrarian reform policy is being implemented through the Rural Welfare Institute, which grants land and regulates its ownership in the rural sector.
Adoption and implementation of integrated projects for the development, stability andsettlement of nomads, raising the productivity of this sector and regulating the relationship between farmers and herders to ensure security, stability and development for all.
Policies directed at raising the productivity of the agricultural sector or developing entrepreneurship do not achieve the desired results unless they take into account the fact that within a single household separate economic accounting units exist and the pattern of the exchange of labour and distribution of resources among them reflects the differences in the bargaining power of its members, which in turn depends on their entitlement.
Efforts to improve the pay andworking conditions of these informal workers through, for example, raising the productivity of the self-employed and through the formation of cooperatives or labour unions, are central to bringing them into the mainstream of society.
Recognizing also the vital role of new andemerging technologies in raising the productivity and competitiveness of nations and the need, inter alia, for capacity-building and measures promoting the transfer and diffusion of technologies to developing countries and public awareness of science and technology.
Recognizing the persistent impacts of the food crises upon poverty, hunger and food security, encourage Member States to play a stronger supportive role in the development of agriculture and food production,including by raising the productivity of small farms and promoting sustainable environmental resource management; and, in this regard, encourage the international community to improve and enhance international cooperation in support of agricultural development, particularly food production;
Recognizing further the vital role of new andemerging technologies in raising the productivity and competitiveness of nations and the need, inter alia, for capacity-building, measures promoting the transfer and diffusion of technologies to developing countries, and the promotion of private sector activities and public awareness of science and technology.
Participants particularly noted United Nations General Assembly resolution 58/200of 23 December 2003, which reaffirmed the vital role of new technologies in raising the productivity and competitiveness of nations and the need, inter alia, for capacity-building measures promoting the transfer and diffusion of technologies to developing countries and countries in transition.
In the same resolution, the General Assembly recognized the important role of new andemerging technologies in raising the productivity and competitiveness of nations and the need, inter alia, for capacity-building measures, and urged the relevant bodies of the United Nations system engaged in biotechnology to work cooperatively so as to ensure that countries receive sound scientific information and practical advice to enable them to take advantage of these technologies, as appropriate, to promote economic growth and development.
Countries must raise the productivity of their agricultural sector.
As populations grow,biotechnology can help raise the productivity of major food crops.
That leads to decrease of the labor expenditure, raises the productivity of labor.
Industrial development cooperation could raise the productivity of developing countries and thus help reduce poverty.