Examples of using Structural progress in English and their translations into Arabic
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International support measures and structural progress 7.
III. Structural Progress in LDCs: Varying Experience.
Such a reform would do justice to countries that have not achieved the implied structural progress.
Monthly report of structural progress from the regional representatives.
Such a reform would do justice to countries that have not achieved the implied structural progress.
Structural progress, graduation from LDC status and the MDGs.
(c) Building orstrengthening institutional capacities to create the most favourable environment for structural progress.
(structural progress is limited, vulnerability is high, graduation is debatable).
For example,there can be LDC-related benefits and yet no sign of consequent structural progress.
Structural progress cannot be interpreted as confined to growth in per capita income.
Benefits Cape Verde:Effective benefits from the LDC status and relevant structural progress have been limited.
Nor has it generated structural progress or transformation in their economies.
However, this indication of improved resilience to shocks shouldnot obfuscate the fundamental challenge of implementing structural progress in the LDCs.
From these perspectives, structural progress may be measured both as a process and as a set of outcomes.
(a) What aspects of resilience-buildingshould receive priority attention in the quest for structural progress, a central development goal of SIDS?
Identifying structural progress may prove to be a challenging task given the existing large differences among and across the LDCs.
Specifically, this will entailcreating an enabling macroeconomic framework to facilitate structural progress, with active use of public expenditure, monetary policy and exchange rate management.
At the same time, structural progress will probably coincide with improvements in meeting the MDGs, while advances under the MDGs do not warrant structural progress.
However, there have been situations of eligibility- or near-eligibility--for graduation without significant structural progress in the economy, or without a lowering of the structural handicaps that explain economic vulnerability.
This is particularly important, in comparison with the variety of compensatory measures that often address emergencies or attempt to meet the basic needs of these countries,without always inducing structural progress.
Moreover, the paramount goal of structural progress goes beyond the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs), and beyond the objectives of progress toward graduation from LDC status.
A national workshop took place in the same year in Addis Ababa, enabling a large group of institutional and other stakeholders to enrich their awareness of the importance of productive capacities andtrade in the quest for structural progress and poverty reduction.
Developing a graduation strategy implies that all key elements for achieving structural progress, especially the development of sound productive capacities, are mainstreamed into the planning process.
Stresses the need to continue UNCTAD ' s technical assistance to LDCs in their efforts to identify the most effective international support measures by virtue of the LDC status,with a view to inducing structural progress in their economies;
As the eligibility for inclusion in thelist of LDCs is based on three criteria, structural progress towards graduation ought to be interpreted in the light of the same criteria, subject to methodological differences between the inclusion rule and the graduation rule.
(d) Number of landlocked developing countries, small island developing States and other structurally weak, vulnerable and small economies having benefited from UNCTAD analysis and advisory services andother forms of assistance on achieving structural progress.
Benefits required Cape Verde: Graduation would not be envisaged until effective structural benefits have generated relevant structural progress(food self-sufficiency, diversification), unless graduation is organized in the context of a smooth transition with great flexibility.
Structural progress may be defined as an intertwined phenomenon that brings in new and complementary elements aiming at, inter alia, accelerating economic growth, augmenting capital formation, increasing skills for productivity growth, enhancing domestic resource inputs and improving the ability to deal with external shocks.
Annex 4 illustrates, through the relationship between LDC benefits, structural progress and eligibility for graduation, the current two potential graduation cases(Cape Verde and Maldives) on the one hand, and what could be a preferred scenario for recognizing the readiness of these countries to graduate, on the other hand.
The issue of eligibility for graduation without significant structural progress raises the question of the appropriateness of the current graduation rule whereby meeting two graduation criteria(over two consecutive review periods) is sufficient to imply that a country is able to graduate from LDC status.