Examples of using Export-processing zones in English and their translations into French
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Number of export-processing zones.
Similarly, countries were encouraged to create export-processing zones.
Employment in export-processing zones and other special zones in.
She remained concerned, however,at the situation of women employees in the export-processing zones.
In that respect, export-processing zones may offer very favourable conditions.
In East and South-East Asia,women constitute 80 per cent of the workforce in the export-processing zones.
Export subsidies and export-processing zones;
The evolution of export-processing zones partly reflects the changing labour-cost advantages of developing countries for TNCs.
Ms. Catzim(Belize) said that companies established in export-processing zones were not exempt from labour law.
Indeed, Export-processing zones(EPZs) have created jobs for millions of women in developing countries, but too often working conditions and wages.
Her research focuses on globalization andlow-income rural migrant women factory workers in export-processing zones in China.
These include policies to foster export-processing zones, industrial parks or any form of pioneer industries.
Ix The implications for the conditions of women at work in export-related activities,especially in export-processing zones, as well as for migrant women workers.
Special economic zones, mainly export-processing zones, industrial districts and science parks, have proliferated around the world: there are more than 800.
Ms. Balderamos García(Belize) said that, in fact,few women were employed in the export-processing zones, which currently functioned mainly as free trade areas.
For example, a country could use trade-promotion mechanisms, such as duty drawback or exemption schemes,bonded manufacturing warehousing and export-processing zones.
They had, for example, rebelled against the waiver of labour laws in export-processing zones and had succeeded in overcoming the opposition of both the Government and the multinational corporations.
Policy recommendations, often in the context of structural adjustment programmes, have generally been confined to tax rebates,the elimination of red tape and the establishment of export-processing zones.
It was expected that structural reforms,privatization, and export-processing zones would lead to increased investment on the continent by both national and foreign entrepreneurs.
The Committee noted with concern these discriminatory practices and requested the Government to take the necessarymeasures to investigate and effectively address the issue of discrimination against women in export-processing zones.