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Strengthened capacity of developing countries to integrate commodity production and trade into development.
Improvement in the ability of policy makers to design appropriate policies: efficient management of debt through utilization of the Debt Management Financial Analysis System(DMFAS)in developing countries, and strengthened capacity of developing countries to record, monitor and analyse their external and domestic debt.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to mainstream climate change adaptation policies into national development plans.
Expected accomplishments of the subprogramme would include strengthened capacity of developing countries to formulate, articulate and implement appropriate policies and strategies to participate effectively in and derive maximum benefit from international trade, including enhanced capacity for multilateral trade negotiations.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to mainstream climate change adaptation policies into national development plans.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to integrate commodity production and trade into development.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to mainstream climate change adaptation policies into national development plans.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to reconcile trade and trade policy with sustainable development objectives, including in the context of the international trading system.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to negotiate, administer and interpret tax treaties, with a view to encouraging investment while combating tax abuse.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to design and implement mutually supportive trade, environment, climate change and sustainable development objectives in development strategies at all levels.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to integrate commodity production and trade into development and enhanced international partnerships on commodities and development.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to integrate commodity production and trade into development, and enhanced international partnerships with regard to commodities and development.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to identify and effectively address the use of transfer pricing by multinational companies attempting to avoid tax obligations.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to pursue both trade and trade policy objectives and sustainable development objectives in a mutually supportive fashion in the context of the international trading system.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to design and implement mutually supportive trade, environment, climate change and sustainable development objectives in development strategies at all levels.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in intergovernmental negotiations through implementation by UNEP of joint programmes with multilateral environmental agreements.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to design and implement mutually supportive trade, environment, climate change and sustainable development objectives in development strategies at all levels.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to integrate macroeconomic, environmental and social policies in national development strategies and to make macroeconomic stability compatible with the long-term goals of poverty eradication and sustainable development.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries, in particular least developed countries and countries with economies in transition, to design and implement trade policies that allow women to benefit more from the opportunities arising from international trade.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to pursue both trade and trade policy objectives and sustainable development objectives in a mutually supportive fashion, and increased attention to the sustainable development objectives of developing countries in international discussions.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to integrate macroeconomic, environmental and social policies in national development strategies and to make macroeconomic stability compatible with the long-term goals of poverty eradication and sustainable development.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries, middle-income countries and countries with economies in transition to design and implement mutually supportive trade, environment, climate change and sustainable development objectives in development strategies at all levels.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to formulate and implement mutually supportive trade, environment and sustainable development objectives and to integrate sustainable development objectives in development strategies at all levels Accra Accord, paras. 99-102 and 105.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to pursue both trade and trade policy objectives and sustainable development objectives in a mutually supportive fashion and increased attention to developing countries' sustainable development objectives in international discussions.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to formulate effective policies in the areas of trade, investment and related areas, and national development strategies based on a good understanding of the interlinkage of policies among those areas.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to integrate macroeconomic and social policies in national development strategies, including through better understanding of mechanisms to cope with economic insecurity and to make macroeconomic stabilization compatible with long-term poverty reduction.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries, in particular the least developed countries, to routinely collect, compile, store, analyse and disseminate official statistics and indicators in the economic, social, demographic and environmental fields to produce quality data for policymakers and the public in general.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries to integrate macroeconomic and social policies in national development strategies, including through better understanding of mechanisms to cope with economic insecurity, and to make macroeconomic stabilization compatible with long-term poverty eradication.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries, in particular the least developed countries, to routinely collect, compile, store, analyse and disseminate official statistics and indicators in the economic, social, demographic and environmental fields to produce quality data for policymakers and the public in general.
Strengthened capacity of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to integrate beneficially into the global economy and the international trading system, including services development and trade, by designing and implementing trade policies and participating effectively and coherently in bilateral, regional(including South-South) and multilateral trade negotiations.