Examples of using Interested developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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Assisted interested developing countries in exploring ways to protect traditional knowledge.
To achieve this, the more immediate objectives are to assist interested developing countries in.
The guidelines give interested developing countries more precise information about the purposes of the process and the modalities for its implementation.
Learning-by-doing would suggest theestablishment of a pilot scheme among the major emitters and interested developing countries.
Share with interested developing countries their good practices in the implementation of this concept of Scientific Outlook on Development(Algeria);
The OECD Development Centre and Development Assistance Committee provide possibilities for policy dialogue and analysis of development issues,in cooperation with a number of interested developing countries.
(f) Assist interested developing countries in exploring ways for the protection of TK, recognizing and supporting the ongoing activities at WIPO;
The note argues that such trends show the importance of conducting ICT policy reviews andsuggests how interested developing countries could implement a practical review mechanism.
For this purpose, interested developing countries could establish regional centres devoted to international trade questions as an effective means to diffuse expertise and knowledge.
Strengthen mechanisms at the national level to reduce poverty among members of socially vulnerable groups and the problems facing them,and share its experiences with interested developing countries(Kyrgyzstan);
How could UNCTAD best assist interested developing countries at national level in fostering policy dialogue and stakeholder debate on EGS trade liberalization?
Expresses its concern that only a few countries have been able to conclude agreements on commercial bank debt-service reduction andcalls for the conclusion of similar agreements with all interested developing countries;
It urged Governments to support efforts of interested developing countries towards the sustainable use of an appropriate mix of fossil and renewable sources of energy for rural communities.
Requests the organizations and bodies of the United Nations system, as well as the multilateral financial institutions,to assist interested developing countries in the formulation and implementation of national water policies and strategies;
UNCTAD was also encouraged to assist interested developing countries in exploring sui generis systems for the protection of traditional knowledge, including possible multilateral aspects of such systems.
As part of the process of implementation of General Assembly resolution 47/199, the resident coordinator system is being strengthened, the programme approach is being increasingly adopted by the United Nations agencies andcountry strategy notes are being formulated in interested developing countries.
International donors mustprovide their full support for regional cooperation, and interested developing countries, in turn, need to make that kind of cooperation an integral part of their national strategy.
(b) Interested developing countries will have been assisted in the assessment of the efficiency of their trade supporting services and best practices in the light of the recommendations of the United Nations International Symposium on Trade Efficiency.
Field projects: aimed at strengthening the institutional and management capacity of interested developing countries and countries with economies in transition in the areas of public administration(reduced from 80 to 60).
Supporting interested developing countries in promoting trading opportunities for organic and other environmentally preferable products, in particular in the framework of the UNEP-UNCTAD Capacity Building Task Force on Trade, Environment and Development(CBTF);
Undertaking country surveys to identify production and export opportunities andimplementing pilot projects in interested developing countries to assist in the design and execution of diversification and commodity-based development programmes;
(h) Continuing to assist interested developing countries with policy-related issues and training activities concerning entrepreneurship development through programmes such as EMPRETEC 21 and in the area of reform of public-sector enterprises;
Promoting national and regional capacity building projects, in particular in the framework of the UNEP- UNCTAD Capacity Building Task Force on Trade, Environment and Development(CBTF),to support interested developing countries in promoting trading opportunities for EPPs;
I hope that at the Oslo conference on the 20/20 initiative,which is to be held from 23 to 25 April, interested developing countries, as well as donor countries, will demonstrate the political will to commit themselves to the implementation of this concept.
The partnership would assist interested developing countries in reviewing and analyzing its national STI policies with a view to identifying policies and practices favouring technological capacity-building and strengthening technological capabilities, innovation and competitiveness, and integrating them in overall development policy.
Requests the Secretary-General, in coordination with other multilateral organizations and financial institutions,to increase technical cooperation to help interested developing countries attract foreign investment and transnational corporations in the context of the implementation of their economic programmes;
Assistance to conduct STIP reviews enabling interested developing countries to(a) assess the effectiveness of their STI policies and practices,(b) upgrade them to promote technological learning and catch-up and(c) integrate them into their overall development strategies.
A specific proposal referred to in the Copenhagen Programme of Action which commands somesupport is the 20/20 compact whereby interested developing countries would allocate 20 per cent of their national budgets to programmes to meet basic human needs and interested donor partners would allocate 20 per cent of aid budgets for corresponding programmes.
CTF activities have aimed at assisting interested developing countries in moving towards proactive adjustment approaches to new environmental, health, and food safety requirements(EHFSRs) in key export markets that minimize adjustment costs and maximize developmental benefits.