Examples of using Developing productive capacities in English and their translations into Chinese
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Developing productive capacities.
The Least Developed Countries Report 2006: Developing Productive Capacities.
Developing productive capacities and improving competitiveness.
(a) The Least Developed Countries Report 2006: Developing Productive Capacities; and.
The idea of developing productive capacities is not absent from the current policy approach.
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Developing productive capacities is necessary for poverty reduction and for securing the economic base for good governance.
UNCTAD/LDC/2006 The Least Developed Countries Report 2006: Developing Productive Capacities.
Trade capacity-building as a means of developing productive capacities has thus moved to the centre of the development discourse.
Indeed, health, education andsocial welfare should be seen as part of the process of developing productive capacities.
Part II focuses on the issue of developing productive capacities in the LDCs and the adequacy of current national and international policies.
Expert may also wish to refer to theLeast Developed Countries Report 2006: Developing Productive Capacities.
Developing productive capacities is key to economic and export diversification, sustained economic growth and lasting poverty reduction in LDCs.
However, the LDC Report has identified finance andknowledge as the two critical ingredients of the process of developing productive capacities.
This requires, among other things, developing productive capacities which in turn can contribute to the creation of productive employment opportunities.
There is a heightened need for the Asia-Pacific leastdeveloped countries to refocus policy attention on developing productive capacities.
Issues such as implementing common regulatory frameworks, developing productive capacities and building regional infrastructures must receive the necessary priority.
(f) Approach climate change andenergy security problems as critical cross-cutting issues in the context of developing productive capacities and achieving the MDGs.
The Least Developed Countries Report 2006: Developing Productive Capacities(UNCTAD/LDC/2006) serves as a background document for the deliberations of the Board on this item.
Donors should actively support such strategies and consider new international support measures that go beyond market access andsupport developing productive capacities in LDCs.
It is also a major opportunity for developing productive capacities, often through processes of collaborative learning, either for deepening or extending markets or for meeting social needs.
Issue two: Given the extent of structural weaknesses in LDCs,what should be the priorities for developing productive capacities and what policies can most effectively achieve those priorities?
The Chairperson of the Expert Meeting on Building Productive Capacities, held from 4 to 6 September 2006,presented the main findings related to the role of enterprises in developing productive capacities.
The Least Developed Countries Report 2006: Developing Productive Capacities provided a thorough analysis of key constraints and challenges facing least developed countries in this area.
Developing productive capacity and mobilizing resources for development remain persistent challenges.
Developing productive capacity is key.
Developing productive capacity and diversifying the export base.
Issues in developing productive capacity cover a number of areas, such as infrastructure, energy, science, technology and innovation, and private sector development.
Rather, measures should focus on" mitigating poverty,protecting and developing productive capacity, and… addressing imbalances that have resulted from the Israeli occupation".
Macroeconomic policies need to be complemented with the strategic use of an array ofpolicies that can address structural deficiencies and develop productive capacities.