Примеры использования Unctad's work should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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With regard to financial andmonetary issues, UNCTAD's work should bring in a development perspective.
Finally, UNCTAD's work should include the development of indicators measuring the actions of the international community.
One delegate commented that thereshould be more and better feedback between UNCTAD's secretariat and participants at meetings, while another said that the dissemination of UNCTAD's work should be improved.
In this regard, UNCTAD's work should be fully integrated into international discussions on migration.
Furthermore, ongoing discussions among member States and within UNCTAD has revealed a convergence of views that UNCTAD's work should focus primarily on its main areas of comparative advantage, namely trade, development finance and commodities.
UNCTAD's work should be supportive of development goals, taking into account commitments undertaken by member States.
To ensure coherence,both at the systemic level and with respect to the broader work on development, UNCTAD's work should be based on a complementary approach so that the various facets of developmental issues were adequately addressed.
UNCTAD's work should help develop and promote deeper regional integration, and strengthen relations with regional integration bodies.
Referring to paragraph 132 of the UNCTAD X Plan of Action(TD/386), she stated that UNCTAD's work should be related first to analysis and, where appropriate, on the basis of the analysis should contribute to consensus-building.
Also, UNCTAD's work should focus more on the specific needs of LDCs, and of other poor and vulnerable countries, especially in Africa.
The final document of the ninth session of UNCTAD states that UNCTAD's work"should be geared to the special needs of developing countries, particularly the least developed countries, and focus on development issues.
UNCTAD's work should be geared to the special needs of developing countries, particularly the LDCs, and focus on development issues.
In order to ensure a coherent treatment of issues and approaches UNCTAD's work should not overlap with, and be consistent with the work of other UN organisations, the WTO, World Bank, IMF and OECD ensuring close cooperation with them.
UNCTAD's work should continue in the areas of competition policy and GSTP, especially in support of the third round of GSTP negotiations.
In order to ensure the coherent treatment of the issues, UNCTAD's work should not overlap with and should be consistent with other United Nations institutions and other international organizations, such as WTO, OECD, IMF, the World Bank and others.
UNCTAD's work should focus more on Africa, for example by integrating trade into PRSPs and nationally owned development strategies.
However, with regard to subprogramme 9.5 on the LDCs, some members,while recognizing that UNCTAD's work should be geared to the special needs of developing countries, particularly LDCs, questioned the advisability and benefit of a separate subprogramme for LDCs, given the fact that this issue was to be addressed by a Special Coordinator and treated cross-sectorally.
UNCTAD'S work should focus on its comparative advantage in the fields of the applied economics of transport, trade facilitation and multimodal transport.
The three pillars of UNCTAD's work should be geared towards assisting developing countries in the current context of increasing oil prices.
UNCTAD's work should support development-oriented follow-up to the Doha Work Programme; and promote implementation of the Millennium Declaration.
It was emphasized that UNCTAD's work should not be limited to WTO issues but should focus on long-term IIA-related issues at all levels.
UNCTAD's work should be development-related and action-oriented and provide guidance for national policies and regulatory frameworks conducive to trade and enterprise development.
The Conference also emphasized that"UNCTAD's work should be action-oriented and provide guidance on national policies and on an enabling environment conducive to trade and development.
The focus of UNCTAD's work should aim at policy analysis and consensus building to identify more clearly the parameters of the development dimensions of the multilateral trading system.
With this dynamic,interactive approach in mind, UNCTAD's work should be structured around three main issue areas:(1) research and analysis on the dynamics of globalization, interdependence and development;(2) trade and development;(3) investment and development.
In this context, UNCTAD's work should focus on policy analysis and consensus-building to identify more clearly the parameters of the development dimensions of the multilateral trading system.
Important elements of UNCTAD's work should be geared to supporting intergovernmental consensus in the area of trade by facilitating the setting-out of a positive agenda for developing countries in future trade negotiations.
UNCTAD's work should be measured by results, impact and coherence, and the existing results-based management tools currently employed should be evaluated to see whether they played their proper role in measuring expected accomplishments and achievements.
UNCTAD's work should contribute to greater coherence between policies in the areas of poverty reduction, trade, commodities and financial flows; support development-oriented follow-up to the Doha Work Programme; and promote implementation of the Millennium Declaration.