Примеры использования Unctad's work programme на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mid-term review of UNCTAD's work programme.
UNCTAD's work programme on IIAs 2008 and 2009.
Page 2(iii) Trade efficiency- other aspects of UNCTAD's work programme.
UNCTAD's work programme on IIAs 2010, 11 and 12.
This issue should be appropriately addressed in UNCTAD's work programme.
The refinements of UNCTAD's work programme and the priorities set would allow progress to be made.
All programmes point to the importance of research and analysis as the basis of UNCTAD's work programme.
UNCTAD's work programme, with regard to both its analytical activities and technical cooperation, should include.
Commodity issues andproblems have been at the centre of UNCTAD's work programme since its inception in 1964.
UNCTAD's work programme on e-commerce was a major thrust aimed at assisting developing countries in their effort to narrow the digital divide.
Assistance in improving transit transport efficiency in Africa continues to feature prominently in UNCTAD's work programme.
Over the years, the responsibility for implementing UNCTAD's work programme has been entrusted to the five substantive divisions, organized as vertical entities.
In his closing remarks, the Officer-in-Charge of DITE summarized experts' views on UNCTAD's work programme in this area.
The representative of India hoped that the development dimension would emerge in all its facets in UNCTAD's work programme, so that developing countries could take informed decisions.
UNCTAD's work programme in support of the economic development of developing countries is to promote transfer of technology to, and development of technological capabilities in, developing countries.
Moreover, as the transition from centrally planned economies continues in many countries, their specific trade and development challenges also need to be addressed in the relevant parts of UNCTAD's work programme.
That could be undertaken within the context of UNCTAD's work programme, in cooperation with other United Nations agencies, international and regional bodies, and civil society.
It will also provide the Secretary-General of UNCTAD with recommendations on the allocation of resources, including reinvested savings in accordance with paragraph 103, to the various elements of UNCTAD's work programme.
UNCTAD's work programme for the four years following the 10th Conference should contribute to promoting development strategies along the lines set out above while respecting the specificity of other international fora.
Non-governmental actors can contribute huge resources(human, technological and financial)to the implementation of UNCTAD's work programme, particularly but not exclusively in its more action-oriented areas.
UNCTAD's work programme helps developing countries participate effectively in international investment rulemaking through policy analysis, technical assistance and consensus-building.
Accordingly, the Working Party will have before it a non-paper containing the first draft of UNCTAD's work programme for the 2008-2009 biennium, prepared in accordance with the instructions of the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
UNCTAD's work programmes that had contributed to that process included assistance on market access and market entry, enhancing supply capacities and competitiveness, and human and institutional capacities.
At the first part of its twenty-eighth session, the Working Party on the Medium-term Plan andthe Programme Budget reviewed UNCTAD's work programme for the biennium 1996-1997 in the light of the outcome of the ninth session of the Conference.
His country considered that UNCTAD's work programme should be based very firmly on the mandates, guidelines and framework set out in the final document of Midrand, which clearly established the four areas from which a‘few priority subjects' were to be drawn.
The representative of the Netherlands, speaking on behalf of the European Union, said that it had not been wise to divide the Working Party's session into two parts,since it would not be possible to examine UNCTAD's work programme in detail at either part.
Reiterates that the Accra Accord is the basis for UNCTAD's work programme, and in this respect refers to the work plan for 2008- 2011 for the implementation of the Accra Accord(TD/B/WP/203/Rev.1);
The Commission notes UNCTAD's work programme on a possible multilateral framework on investment, which is aimed at building capacity in developing countries(and economies in transition), through training and advice, and with a view towards helping these countries to participate as effectively as possible in discussions on international investment arrangements.
In addition, the Commission requested a continuation of UNCTAD's work programme on a possible multilateral framework on investment, and in particular work on the series of technical papers on issues in international investment agreements.