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Developing countries should continue to foster a climate hospitable to economic growth.
(b) Cooperation between African countries and other developing countries should continue to be actively pursued.
Developing countries should continue to make use of regional and subregional trade and economic cooperation to increase trade flows.
Educational water initiatives, particularly those targeted to youth in developing countries should continue to receive prominence as a top global priority.
Developing countries should continue to implement sustainable development policies, supported and enabled by technology, financing and capacity-building.
Higher commodity prices should not lead to complacency, and developing countries should continue to look to diversification as their best long-term strategy.
Island developing countries should continue to aim to develop production capacities and varieties of inputs to meet the expectations of foreign partners.
Mr. Nguyen Tat Thanh(Viet Nam) said that the suspension of theDoha Round had been disappointing, and developing countries should continue to adjust to the dominant system by integrating into the regional and world economy.
Landlocked and transit developing countries should continue their efforts to accede to relevant multilateral conventions in the area of transit transport.
Also recalls Agreement Article 4.4, which provides that developed countries should continue taking the lead by undertaking economy-wide absolute emission reduction targets, and that developing countries should continue enhancing their mitigation efforts and are encouraged to move over time towards economy-wide emission reduction or limitation targets in the light of different national circumstances.
Domestically, developing countries should continue to implement national development strategies aimed at poverty reduction, job creation and sustained economic growth.
There was a widespread perception in the Plenary as well as in the discussion with panellists that, in the mutual interest of all, developed countries should strengthen their efforts for macroeconomicpolicy coordination to solve the global imbalances and that developing countries should continue their efforts for greater diversification and industrialization, as well as avoidance of higher indebtedness, keeping in mind that the present favourable conditions for many of them might be temporary.
At the same time, developing countries should continue to evaluate their use of multilateral funding.
Developing countries should continue to improve their production capacities, while developed countries should provide the necessary financial and technical support.
The developed countries should continue to fulfil their commitments, while the developing countries should continue to enhance national-level efforts, expand the scope of cooperation and trade among themselves, absorb more foreign direct investment, enhance national capacity-building and eradicate poverty through national economic development.
Developing countries should continue to receive from industrialised countries, as well as from more advanced developing countries, effective preferential treatment related to market access.
Comprehensive assistance to developing countries should continue, with a focus on creating infrastructure such as e-commerce, eagriculture, e-health and e-education.
Developing countries should continue to strive for increased efficiency at all levels of production, distribution and end-use of energy, based on an in-depth investigation of the economic and technical potential of improving energy efficiency.
Domestically, developing countries should continue to implement national development strategies aimed at poverty reduction, job creation and sustained economic growth.
In that context, developing countries should continue to maximize the opportunities provided by, inter alia, regional groupings, to increase their say in international policy-making.
(h) Developing countries should continue to strengthen their efforts in the area of vertical and horizontal diversification in order to enlarge their export bases and, in this context, assistance should be provided to them to enable those countries which have not yet reached this stage to create the conditions appropriate to attract foreign capital;
Developed countries should continue to support these efforts.
Developed countries should continue to take action to control demand for drugs among their own populations and provide further assistance for alternative development in producer countries. .
Developed countries should continue to render assistance while respecting developing countries as equal, sovereign partners.
Developed countries should continue to provide funds and technology to assist developing countries in capacity-building.
The least developed countries should continue to prepare and implement national adaptation programmes of action for climate change, focusing on the needs of the most vulnerable groups and ecosystems.
The least developed countries should continue to integrate the Brussels Programme of Action into their national strategies and policies, but a well-managed engagement by development partners was equally critical to the success of those countries ' development efforts.
One developing country further suggested adding how parties' NDCs demonstrate leadership,noting that Agreement Article 4.4 also specifies that developed countries should continue to take the lead by undertaking economy-wide absolute emission reduction targets.
The Plan should prioritize human resources development and technological cooperation among nations;for it to be successful, developed countries should continue to provide support in a coherent manner and developing countries must continue to improve their institutional frameworks in order to utilize assistance in the best possible way.
The Committee stressed that all system-wide activities undertaken by subsidiary bodies of ACC which have been abolished, particularly those relating to science and technology for development,new and renewable sources of energy and the least developed countries, should continue to be coordinated by the new subsidiary machinery.