Примеры использования Service sector development на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Trade expansion, export promotion and service sector development.
And service sector development 20.0 49.8.
In fact, Hungary attempts to take advantage of this given situation by emphasizing service sector development and exploiting the advantages of its role as a transit country.
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These efforts resulted in increased synergies within the trade expansion,export promotion and service sector development subprogrammes, for which UNCTAD and ITC had joint implementation responsibility.
Service Sector Development in Single-industry Towns.
At its 15th meeting, on 31 August 1994, the Committee considered the proposed revisions to programme 14, Trade expansion,export promotion and service sector development, of the medium-term plan for the period 1992-1997 A/49/6 Prog. 14.
Service Sector Development in Countries in Economies in Transition: Insurance.
The programme will encompass the following programmes of the current medium-term plan: 13, Trade and development; 14, Trade expansion,export promotion and service sector development; 15, Least developed, land-locked and island developing countries, and special programmes; 17, Science and technology for development; and 23, Transnational corporations.
The Centre is responsible for subprogrammes 7, Institutional infrastructure, including business organizations for trade promotion and export development, 8, Product and market research, development and promotion, 9, Import operations and techniques and 10, Human resource development for tradepromotion of programme 14, Trade expansion, export promotion and service sector development, of the medium-term plan for the period 1992-1997, as revised A/47/6/Rev.1.
Opportunities offered by the service sector development, high-technology production, emerging knowledge-based economy and Internet-based entrepreneurship especially in single-industry towns and areas.
Representatives acknowledged UNCTAD's contribution to development in Africa through the many activities within its mandate, ranging from trade facilitation,multilateral trade negotiations and service sector development, to debt management support, technology transfer, and capacity-building in the fields of investment, enterprise development and insurance.
In the current Medium-term Plan for the period 1992-1997, the substantive activities of UNCTAD are grouped into five programmes: Programme 13 Trade and Development(11 subprogrammes), Programme 14 Trade expansion,export promotion and service sector development(6 subprogrammes), Programme 15 Least developed, land-locked and island developing countries and special programmes(2 subprogrammes), Programme 17 Science and technology for development(3 subprogrammes), Programme 23 Transnational Corporations 3 subprogrammes.
Services sector development, including tourism;
Services sector development, including tourism.
Subsidies played key role historically in industrialization and services sector development.
Services sector development and trade negotiations;
Services sector development provides the backbone of an integrated and effective economy.
Developing countries face particular challenges when seeking to create enabling environments for pro-poor services sector development and achieving Millennium Development Goals.
Addressing the impact andimplications of the global financial crisis on developing countries through support to services sector development UNCTAD, in collaboration with ECA, ESCWA, ECE, ECLAC, ESCAP and UNDP.
She summarized the major conclusions and recommendations in the following areas: communication and technology;global system of trade preference; services sector development; collaboration in production and investment; cooperation concerning capital market; and the adequacy of extended support.
FAO has also developed a work programme to provide advice on:(a) changes in government engagement with the private sector to reflect the diversity and changing markets;(b) the creation of an enabling environment for national agribusiness development; and(c)institutional strengthening and services sector development to support agricultural value chain programmes for sustainable and inclusive business development. .
The work done in the area of new and dynamic sectors-- including creative industries, services sector development, environmentally- and climate-friendly sectors such as biodiversity based products, biofuels, sustainable agriculture including organic agriculture(and facilitating access of small organic farmers to supermarket shelves)-- was considered increasingly important and should be given attention.
Promoting EMS creates considerable opportunities for environmental services sector development in countries in transition.
Addressing the impact andimplications of the global financial crisis on developing countries through support to services sector development.
This can be addressed only through effective market access and development flexibility and policy space for strengthening productive capacity by technical and financial aid for agricultural,industrial and services sector development.
Because of their enormous potential for employment generation, export earnings and upgrading human resources,developing countries should incorporate into their national strategies deliberate interventions for services sector development that take into account and take advantage of increased trade possibilities.
Sector competitiveness is the"architect" within ITC of in-depth market-led product and services sector development, encouraging enterprises in a sector to develop market strategies, analyse their value chains, define, adapt and coordinate comprehensive multi-agency development assistance for enterprises to match supply to customer demand, converting opportunities into real, fair, value-added business and better livelihoods.
Voorburg Group on Service Statistics: content development framework for service sector statistics.