Examples of using Support developing countries in English and their translations into French
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Support developing countries to prepare for climate change.
The international community must support developing countries, notably the most vulnerable.
Support developing countries in the identification of mineral resources;
In that respect, UNHCR andthe international community would have to support developing countries in their efforts at local refugee integration.
Support developing countries to plan, execute and run open data initiatives;
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It called for broadening of the transfer of technology andstrengthening of the mechanisms through which the United Nations system could support developing countries on that front.
And we must support developing countries in making this transition..
To align with national strategies, bilateral andmultilateral donors should support developing countries in enhancing national human resources development.
Support developing countries through capacity building and relevant specific programmes.
Regional financial institutions, on the contrary, could effectively support developing countries in having greater policy space to experiment with alternative strategies of development.
Support developing countries to participate meaningfully at the international and regional levels of decision making;
On the subject of international transport services and trade facilitation,the international community should support developing countries in defining their trade and transport facilitation needs and priorities.
UNCTAD should support developing countries in analysing appropriate linkages between trade and poverty, and trade and gender.
Future joint policies implemented by the Republic of Korea andrelevant organizations could support developing countries in incorporating green and sustainable elements into their national policy priorities.
Support developing countries in reorganizing the role of forests in the context of supporting low-carbon economies.
In close collaboration with regional Commissions andother development partners, support developing countries in their efforts to engage in consultative and participatory design and review of e-strategies.
Support developing countries in strengthening their capacities to monitor and control pests, diseases and invasive species;
To that end, the United Nations, particularly UNCTAD, andother stakeholders should support developing countries in their efforts to integrate into the international trading system and achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
Support developing countries to strengthen their scientific and technological capacities to move towards more sustainable patterns of consumption and production.
Support developing countries to strengthen their scientific and technological capacity to move towards more sustainable patterns of consumption and production.
Support developing countries in designing and actively implementing policies to boost productive capacities, taking into account their needs and priorities;
The Accra Accord also states that"UNCTAD should support developing countries and countries with economies in transition in formulating and implementing investment policies" para. 149.
Support developing countries through educational and scientific capacity-building, as well as financial means and facilitation of environmentally sound technological development.
Similarly, new opportunities are evolving to encourage and support developing countries to adopt the most up-to-date and efficient low-carbon technologies to assist in efforts to mitigate and reduce GHG emissions.
UNIDO should support developing countries and countries with economies in transition in the design, formulation, implementation and monitoring of industrial policies and strategies.
The United Nations must support developing countries, in particular the poorest countries, in their economic and social development efforts.
UNCTAD should support developing countries in analysing appropriate linkages between trade and poverty, and trade and gender, and provide technical assistance and capacity building support thereon.
The international community should support developing countries in making primary health care accessible and affordable for all people, in particular the poorest people of the world.