Examples of using This issues note in English and their translations into Arabic
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This issues note is divided into two sections.
To this end, the secretariat has prepared this issues note.
This issues note provides information and analysis aimed at assisting experts in their discussions.
Moreover, e-brokerage and related e-financial markets, being one of the most advanced parts of e-finance, are even less relevant for the purposes of developing SME e-financing andtherefore are not addressed by this issues note.
Part II of this issues note will analyse this dual relationship in more detail.
In addition, developed countries can decide to generate additional project-based emission allowances by investing in GHG-reducing projects in other developed countries(joint implementation) or developing countries(CDM),the latter being the focus of this issues note.
This issues note has been prepared by the UNCTAD secretariat to facilitate ISAR ' s discussions on this topic.
Participants commended the secretariat for this issues note, as it clearly articulated the various practical challenges, and welcomed the high quality of the panel discussions on this topic.
This issues note discusses what policy options are available and how an adequate policy framework could be set for the promotion of business linkages.
The objective of this issues note is to identify key issues that the Expert Meeting should address in its deliberations.
This issues note examines this interaction in three important cases relevant for the current world economic agenda: infrastructure, agriculture and climate change.
It is hoped that this issues note and the discussions at the multi-year expert meeting will help to advance work in this direction.
This Issues Note is founded on the view that the answer to both these questions is no, and that a broader approach to policy analysis of the links between trade and poverty is necessary.
In view of the above, this issues note discusses four related topics in the area of trade logistics that are of particular interest for developing and landlocked developing countries.
This issues note seeks to take the discussion further by identifying concrete policy options that developing countries could adopt to strengthen enterprise competitiveness.
The Expert Meeting and this issues note will therefore consider the case of FDI in services, which in most countries are the largest sector not only in terms of FDI stock but also in terms of output.
This issues note examines the opportunities and challenges emanating from the new landscape of FDI and considers national and international policies relevant to this evolving landscape.
Thus, the central part of this issues note deals with the need to adopt a systemic policy approach for linkages building, and with the implications of each type of relevant FDI or SME policy.
This issues note has reviewed a wide range of policy areas in enterprise development and presents policy options after each segment for ways to enhance the competitiveness of enterprises in developing countries.
The discussion in part I of this issues note of a number of instruments used in developed countries to enhance the access of SMEs to finance underscores both the importance of the problem and the failure of traditional approaches to it.
This issues note has been prepared to facilitate the debate at the 49th regular session of the Trade and Development Board on the benefits effectively derived, and the perspective of graduation, from LDC status.
The intention of this issues note is to show, as argued by Mytelka and Barclay(2004), that" the impact of FDI on future opportunities for catching up by developing countries is much greater than its importance as a source of capital.
This issues note examines key developments in the area of enterprise internationalization to identify major factors that could enhance the international competitiveness of developing-country firms given the changing environment and rapid globalization.
While this issues note discusses both policy frameworks and indicators, it should be noted that there is not necessarily a direct link between the two, and indicators should therefore not be viewed as" evaluation" measures of policy.
This issues note presents a brief update on recent developments in the process of IFRS implementation and a summary of the main practical implementation issues identified in the case studies covering regulatory framework, enforcement, and technical capacity-building.
This issues note was prepared by the UNCTAD secretariat in order to facilitate ISAR discussions on this topic, to raise awareness of main issues and share good practices in this area in order to assist developing countries and countries with economies in transition in formulating national policies on accountancy development.
This issues note is structured as follows: section II presents a quick overview of the main gaps that affect the capabilities identified as important in the innovation process; section III discusses aspects of the innovation policy environment that may be gaining in importance; section IV briefly introduces some changing features of innovation policy instruments; section V addresses the question of international linkages for national innovation systems; section VI concludes by suggesting some possible issues for discussion by the experts.
In recent State reports,the Netherlands has reported on developments on this issue, noting that hospital personnel can often face difficult decisions in this regard.
On 10 December 2015,the United Nations General Assembly also referred to this issue, noting"the importance of giving due consideration to the question of the safety and security of United Nations and other humanitarian personnel at the World Humanitarian Summit.".
The Registrar clarified this issue noting that, due to the Financial Regulations of the Tribunal, as adopted by the Meeting, the auditor ' s report had to be transmitted to the Meeting through the Tribunal. The Tribunal therefore had to consider the document prior to its transmission, attaching comments as appropriate.