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Technical cooperation with developing States.
Draft article 16 deals with technical cooperation with developing States.
Technical cooperation with developing countries.
She welcomed the provisions in draft article 16 for technical cooperation with developing States.
Technical cooperation with developing countries in debt management and renegotiation, and provision of advice to them on debt issues;
Finally, a number of projects are being implemented orare in the pipeline for technical cooperation with developing countries in the field of industrial statistics.
That also applied to technical cooperation with developing States under draft article 16, which appeared to refer to developing aquifer States.
ITC is mandated to act as the focal point in the United Nations system for technical cooperation with developing countries in trade promotion.
Technical cooperation with developing countries in the above areas will be particularly focused on the requirements of the least developed countries and the economies in transition.
Moreover, they provided for the possibility of international technical cooperation with developing States in managing a transboundary aquifer or aquifer system.
His Government placed great emphasis on the development of human resources, which had become the key to his country's technological expansion anda marked feature of its extensive economic and technical cooperation with developing countries.
In order to increase the resources available for technical cooperation with developing countries and countries with economies in transition, a Global Trust Fund was established in 1995.
At the Johannesburg Summit, UNIDO had also concluded a letter of agreement with the E-7, the organization of the largest utilities of the G-7 countries, in order toidentify possibilities for technical cooperation with developing countries.
A large number of programmes have been in technical cooperation with developing countries, including advisory services, training workshops and seminars, publications and database management.
Mr. Srivali(Thailand) said that his country recognized the necessity of engaging with the international communityin advancing South-South and triangular cooperation, and had placed the promotion of technical cooperation with developing countries high on its policy agenda.
Tunisia asked for further information on Japan's technical cooperation with developing countries to assist them to strengthen their judiciary systems and train officials.
Mr. Seoane(Peru) said that the draft articles contained a series of general principles of great use in the progressive development of the topic, including State sovereignty, equitable and reasonable use of aquifers, the general obligation to cooperate and, in particular,the promotion of technical cooperation with developing States.
The representative of Switzerland said that,in the post-Doha context, UNCTAD's ambitious plan to strengthen its technical cooperation with developing countries and countries with economies in transition was welcome.
They involve, for the most part, technical cooperation with developing countries so that they can meet reporting requirements and publish regular updates on national and global progress.
Certain articles impose obligations on non-aquifer States parties, including: draft article 10 concerning States in which recharge or discharge zones are located; draft article 14 concerning activities of States that may affect transboundary aquifers;draft article 15 concerning technical cooperation with developing States; and draft article 16 concerning emergency situations that might affect a transboundary aquifer.
He called for fruitful technical cooperation with developing countries and for more funding to be made available so that NGOs, particularly from countries of the South, could be involved in the universal periodic review of their respective countries.
These resources will be utilized primarily to supplement resources from the regular budget to undertake technical cooperation with developing countries and countries with economies in transition in the main areas of the UNCTAD programme of work.
Draft article 16, devoted to technical cooperation with developing States, had been included because the paucity of information on aquifers meant that developing countries would benefit considerably from receiving technical cooperation. .
It is estimated that, during the biennium 2000-2001, extrabudgetary resources amounting to $39,526,700 will be utilized to supplement resources from the regular budget to undertake technical cooperation with developing countries and countries with economies in transition in the main areas of the UNCTAD programme of work,with a view to contributing to capacity-building and human resources development.
Lastly, on technical cooperation with developing countries, my delegation appreciates and supports the IAEA's recent efforts to explore projects which address the development needs of a country and which may be expected to directly affect the lives of its people.
A large number of programmes have been developed by the United Nations system related to technical cooperation with developing countries, including information sharing, advisory services, training workshops and seminars, publications, and database management.
Draft article 16 on technical cooperation with developing States also reflected this comprehensive vision, as it required all States possessing the capacity and resources-- rather than just those States sharing an aquifer-- to participate in the bilateral process, aimed at promoting scientific, educational, technical, legal and other cooperation for the protection and management of these important water resources.
A large number of the programmes of the entities of the United Nations system had covered technical cooperation with developing countries, including advisory services, training workshops and seminars, publications and database management.
It should also continue to engage in technical cooperation with developing countries, rely on local knowledge and expertise in planning projects and ensure the participation of women in projects relating to agribusiness, trade and job creation.
Nevertheless, I would like to refer to the third pillar in the Agency's work: technical cooperation with developing countries to give them the many possibilities offered by the peaceful use of nuclear energy,with its social impact.