Examples of using Poor developing countries in English and their translations into Polish
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I would then ask you to omit the word poor developing countries.
It is evident that poor developing countries will need economic assistance to cope with both mitigating and adapting to climate change.
Support to adaptation should give priority to the most vulnerable and poor developing countries;
Lower tariffs could give poor developing countries and LDCs increased access to developed countries' markets and perhaps more importantly boost South-South trade.
Support to adaptation should give priority to the most vulnerable and poor developing countries.
Let me confirm that, in those agreements and in other future bilateral andregional agreements with poor developing countries, the Commission is not asking and will not ask for provisions which could affect access to medicines or undermine the TRIPS flexibilities contained in the Doha declaration on the TRIPS agreement and public health.
Obviously, other measures are needed,in particular to improve health care systems and the infrastructures, notably in poor, developing countries.
If we wish to avoid a confrontation between genuinely poor developing countries and countries that are already developed, if we wish to make the market fair- and the market can only be fair and free on the basis of rules- we need to be bold, because we cannot agree to yet another postponement if we are to defend the concept of decent work and accelerate the settlement of disputes.
Building a Global Climate Change Alliance between the European Union and poor developing countries most vulnerable to climate change.
Member of the Commission.- Mr President, I am very pleased that we have been able to find a solution agreeable to all on the important issue of access to medicines for poor, developing countries.
In writing.-(SV) The Swedish Conservatives support the Commission's proposal to establish a special programme to help poor developing countries to prepare themselves for, and to adapt to, the consequences of climate change.
Reducing emissions from deforestation is also one of the priority areas of the Global Climate Change Alliance(GCCA),which the EU launched and which focuses on poor developing countries.
In writing.-(RO) I voted for the report'Building a Global Climate Change Alliance between the European Union and poor developing countries' as these countries are the most vulnerable to climate change.
It is something I was wondering about in your speech, Mr Mandelson: you said that ACP countries had nothing to worry about, butthen you also said poor developing countries, ACP countries. .
The Council adopted conclusions on a communication from the Commission on the building of a"global climate change alliance" between the European Union and poor developing countries most vulnerable to climate change, in particular the least developed countries and small island developing states.
The next item is a brief presentation of the report by Mr Wijkman, on behalf of the Committee on Development, on building a Global Climate Change Alliance between the European Union and poor developing countries most vulnerable to climate change.
In writing.-(FR) I voted in favour of the resolution following the Commission communication on building a Global Climate Change Alliance between the European Union and poor developing countries most vulnerable to climate change, and this on the basis of the own-initiative report by my Swedish colleague, Mr Wijkman.
The UNFCCC operates on the principle that the rich, industrialised countries are mostly responsible for the climate changes to date, while the poor, developing countries will mainly suffer the brunt of the impacts.
We revised the sugar regime and the ones who got rich are the multinational sugar-exporting companies,not the producers from the poor developing countries, according to official statistics.
Climate change is therefore in danger of further delaying achievement of the millennium development objectives(MDOs)in a large number of these countries, and I welcome the Global Climate Change Alliance(GCCA) that the European Commission proposes should be set up between the EU and poor developing countries most vulnerable to climate change, in particular the LDCs and the SIDSs and ACP(African, Caribbean and Pacific) countries. .
This approach would not be considered for poorer developing countries.
Projectbased credits should be limited to the poorest developing countries.
In the negotiations the EU has made significant concessions to the poorest developing countries by lifting import tariffs, which is expected to improve their opportunities for agricultural trade.
While having done the least to cause climate change the poorest developing countries are in many cases among the most severely affected.
Let us not make a poor developing country pay for our preoccupation with our own self-interest.
However, if this approach were to become the norm it could leavemany important counties out of the loop, notably poorer, developing countries, especially in Africa.
It also signals that aid devoted to private development should not come at the expense of aid to the poorest developing countries.
It can also play a role in south-south trade and cooperation by promoting responsible business practices by our partners in third countries, especially poorer developing countries.
Many developed andemerging countries still have to match the EU's openness to trade with poorer developing countries.
More attention will need to be paid to how trade interacts with other issues of high interest to the poorest developing countries.