Examples of using Pro-poor development in English and their translations into Chinese
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(b) Six countries were assisted in implementing or revising their pro-poor development policies.
We follow a pro-poor development strategy, with a focus on regionally balanced growth.
UNDP has been anactive catalyst of the global consensus that drives pro-poor development today.
Pro-poor development centred on natural resources can be pursued at a local or community level or on a national scale.
Furthermore, projects with environmental objectives and pro-poor development impacts are favoured.
Pro-poor development requires growth and equity and poverty reduction is faster where growth is combined with declining inequality;
(ii) Training courses, seminars and workshops: workshop on pro-poor development approaches in the ESCWA region;
A speaker from the Wageningen University andResearch Centre gave a presentation on viable value chains and pro-poor development.
Dr. Fan joined IFPRI in 1995 andhas conducted extensive research on pro-poor development strategies in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.
There is a clear role for UNCTAD in carrying out independentresearch on integrated approaches to RETs as a tool for pro-poor development.
This contradicts pro-poor development strategies and disconnects those most in need of trading opportunities, in particular small farmers.
Such an agenda must be built within a frameworkbased on national consensus that unambiguously identified pro-poor development and reform priorities.
If pro-poor development is to be sustained, the tax base needs to be diversified through such sources as resource-use taxes and pollution abatement taxes.
Firstly, there was a clear role for UNCTAD in carrying out independentresearch on integrated approaches to RETs as a tool for pro-poor development.
It also proposes some elements of a pro-poor development policy framework to help provide guidance in forming a viable economy for a viable state.
Dr Fan joined IFPRI in 1995 as a research fellow,conducting extensive research on pro-poor development strategies in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.
Entitled" Making democracy work for pro-poor development", the report recognized the economic, social and political constraints faced by indigenous peoples.
Also has 20 million people is in above two species situation Zhijian of,can depending on specific situation used transfer paid or pro-poor development of approach.
(a) The Round Table Forum on Competition Policy and Law:Their Role in Pro-poor Development, organized by the Department for International Development(London, July 2000);
(a) Enhanced capacities of national finance,planning and central bank authorities to design and implement inclusive and pro-poor development strategies.
It was thereforeassessing policies with a view to implementing a more pro-poor development strategy and fostering the development of small and medium-sized enterprises.
In addition, the rich and valuable experience of a decade of HDI can be tapped to determine how such a policycould best be shaped to ensure pro-poor development.
A workshop on pro-poor development that aims to explore the two-way causal relationship between poverty and inequality, as well as their spatial manifestations will be organized.
UNCTAD has an important role to play in conducting independent research andfacilitating exchange of experiences on integrated approaches to RETs as a tool for pro-poor development.
Without additional efforts to promote pro-poor development, reduce inequalities and protect vulnerable people, more than 600 million people would still be undernourished in 2030,” it says.
Against the backdrop of a consolidation, intensification and deepening of regional integration processes in the global economy, there is a need to examine how such integration helps to promote development, especially pro-poor development.
(a) Improved capacity of Member States to design,implement and monitor pro-poor development policies consistent with the Millennium Development Goals and the priorities of NEPAD.
Without additional efforts to promote pro-poor development, reduce inequalities and protect vulnerable people, more than 600 million people would still be undernourished in 2030.
While increased participation by the intended beneficiaries of pro-poor development is undoubtedly a commendable objective, measuring the impact of participation on development project outcomes can be methodologically complex.