Примеры использования Unido's response на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Stylized facts and UNIDO's response.
UNIDO's response to the Management Letter has been appropriately reflected in my report.
Global food crisis: UNIDO's response.
UNIDO's response should address the decline in industrial development at national, regional and international levels.
Global food crisis: UNIDO's response item 9.
Impact of the global financial crisis on industrial development in developing countries: UNIDO's response item 10.
Global food crisis: UNIDO's response IDB.35/9.
Under item 5, the Board had before it a report by the Director-General on the global food crisis: UNIDO's response IDB.35/9.
The global food crisis: UNIDO's response(continued) IDB.34/L.4.
Reports on the impact of the global financial crisis on industrial development in developing countries and UNIDO's response to it.
III. The global food crisis: UNIDO's response item 13.
I have noted UNIDO's response to the audit findings regarding the operations in the field offices of UNIDO for subsequent monitoring.
Level of satisfaction of African client countries with UNIDO's response to their urgent requests.
The EU supported UNIDO's response to those challenges and appreciated the timely information it provided on current developments.
Ms. Molaba(South Africa) said that the Director-General's report on the"Global food crisis: UNIDO's response"(IDB.35/9) was a very helpful document.
In that context, UNIDO's response should focus on providing technical assistance in order to identify policies and implement projects.
As these represent the explicit agreement of the international community on these subjects, and usually include implementation andfunding mechanisms, UNIDO's response is presented separately.
I have noted UNIDO's response to the audit findings regarding the operations in the field offices of UNIDO for subsequent monitoring.
Under item 10, the Board had before it a report by the Director-General on impact of the global financial crisis on industrial development in developing countries: UNIDO's response IDB.36/17.
In addition, UNIDO's response to the expert group meeting's report calls for strengthened regional cooperation and improved dialogue to reduce the negative effects of sanctions on third States.
The Director-General proposed the inclusion of this supplementary item at the Enlarged Bureau meeting of 8 May 2008 to address the global food crisis and debate UNIDO's response to it.
UNIDO's response will vary depending on whether the overall development goals aim at economic development, employment generation, poverty reduction, balanced development among economic sectors, export-based development, etc.
The Asian Group took note of the report on the impact of the global financial crisis on industrial development in developing countries(IDB.36/17), butwould have liked to have a more detailed description of UNIDO's response.
Her delegation welcomed UNIDO's response to the growing importance of the private sector as the principal agent of economic development and urged it to disseminate information to the private sector, especially SMEs, so that it could take full advantage of the new services offered.
The African Group took note of the information provided in the report of the Director-General on the impact of the global financial crisis on industrial development in developing countries: UNIDO's response IDB.36/17.
With regard to the impact of the global financial crisis on industrial development in developing countries and UNIDO's response, document IDB.36/17 clearly outlined the development of the financial crisis into a global economic crisis and its impact on and risks for industrial development.
UNIDO's response to the global poverty challenge, as laid down in the Organization's medium-term programme framework, 2004-2007, and in the corporate strategy, assigns a key role to the build-up of local productive capacities in a private sector-led, bottom-up growth process driven by SMEs, with special emphasis on agro-industries.
The document was divided into three main parts:(a)a short description of activities related to agro-industries at UNIDO, outlining selected technical and economic trends and challenges as well as UNIDO's response to them;(b) the activities of the Organization in terms of capacity-building for food security and reduction of social and economic disparities; and(c) concluding remarks, presenting a proposal for the way forward, which could be summarized as follows.