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Africa had yet to benefit fully from positive spillover effects.
Development of the necessary skills is essential in order to benefit fully from new technologies.
In order to benefit fully from inward FDI, countries need appropriate institutions and policies.
Everyone should have the necessary skills to benefit fully from the Information Society.
Yet to benefit fully from their liberties, each man and woman must also be free- as individuals.
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It also discusses the main barriers which women have to overcome in order to benefit fully from the new technologies.
In order to benefit fully from ongoing consultations and to facilitate a constructive discussion of the topic, the report will be issued in mid-2010.
They underscored that capacity-building was at the heart of States' abilities to benefit fully from the oceans and their resources.
To benefit fully from the increasing competition and international trade in the energy market, it is important to have the whole chain of energy services opened up.
Many farmers lack the basic resources, including seeds,fertilizers and tools, to benefit fully from the improved rains.
To benefit fully from these reserves, Bolivian enterprises have entered into joint ventures with foreign firms to build gas pipelines, especially the one linking Bolivia and Brazil.
A related challenge was the growing technology gap that hindered the ability of many countries to benefit fully from the global economy.
They also need to increase their capacity significantly in order to benefit fully from the region's dynamism and learn from the experience of successful countries.
LDCs should be encouraged to accede to GSTP andbe provided with appropriate technical assistance to enable them to benefit fully from the system.
Regrettably, Member States with small delegations were not always able to benefit fully from such events, the Secretariat was to be commended for arranging them.
The Group remained hopeful that the full andeffective implementation of the outcomes of both World Summit phases would enable developing countries to benefit fully from ICT.
The PRSP was currently in its final phase,intended to enable the country to benefit fully from the cancellation of its external debt.
Some delegations asked UNCTAD to continue providing assistance and analysis to member States in the area of investment and enterprise,in particular those that had yet to benefit fully from FDI.
The High Commissioner invites the branches and entities of the State andcivil society organizations to benefit fully from the technical cooperation and advisory services offered by her office in Colombia.
Some experts noted that developing countries had not made many commitments in the GATS andsuggested that this might hamper the ability of these countries to benefit fully from FDI in services.
It notes, in particular,the lack of opportunities for rural women to benefit fully from the economic progress of China, and that rural women face loss of property rights as a result of change in marital status.
Yet, depending on the commodities in which they traded,many developing countries were not able to benefit fully from the current positive trends.
To benefit fully from a development-oriented global trading system, developing countries needed greater access to the markets of developed countries, together with financial assistance to remove supply-side constraints.
Decent jobs must be available andaccessible to the poorest in order for them to benefit fully from employment training programmes.
For commodity-dependent developing countries to benefit fully from the"window of opportunity" identified by UNCTAD, efforts were needed not only by Governments and the international community but also by the private sector and civil society.
The Meeting acknowledged that developing countries may need assistance in strengthening their supply capacity to benefit fully from integration into the world economy.
International assistance was also needed to enable African countries to benefit fully from the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations and to minimize their short-term negative effects;
Accession to the World Trade Organization(WTO) is an integral part of the development strategies of most countries aiming to benefit fully from the international trading system.
However, developing countries were still unable to benefit fully from these positive results, and some developed countries were setting up new non-tariff measures which were hindering trade and development opportunities for developing countries.
Special attention should be given to the full implementation of the specific provisions for the least developed countries in order to enable them to benefit fully from the results of the Uruguay Round.