Examples of using UNCTAD should help developing in English and their translations into Russian
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UNCTAD should help developing countries in identifying.
In the context of its assistance in improving the enabling environment, UNCTAD should help developing countries in particular in their efforts to make effective use of all HCMs.
UNCTAD should help developing countries in analysing and devising the most appropriate mechanisms for.
International trade policy andfinance should support these poverty-reducing policies, and UNCTAD should help developing countries propose alternative global policies.
UNCTAD should help developing countries to improve those terms so as to increase their benefits.
Through the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting, UNCTAD should help developing countries participate in the processes that set internationally recognized accounting and reporting standards and codes.
UNCTAD should help developing countries in analysing and devising the most appropriate mechanisms in the light of WTO rules for.
With regard to intellectual property rights andtechnology transfer, especially in the context of essential drugs, UNCTAD should help developing countries build up their productive capacity in partnership with the pharmaceutical companies.
In his view, UNCTAD should help developing countries to achieve full and effective participation in international negotiations.
Without prejudice to work undertaken in other forums andin cooperation with other organisations, UNCTAD should help developing countries to make informed choices and provide capacity building expertise in trade-and-investment related environmental sustainability.
UNCTAD should help developing countries"leapfrog" some of the stages of logistics modernization by facilitating the introduction of powerful management tools using recent technological developments.
Nevertheless, in order to deepen the analysis, UNCTAD should help developing countries identify areas of export interest and analyse the market access barriers and supply-side constraints in these areas.
UNCTAD should help developing countries, including by building their technical capacity, to improve their e-government practices in order to enhance the transparency and simplification of government procedures in areas such as investment and the creation and development of enterprises.
Paragraph 168 of the Accra Accord states:"Through its research andpolicy analysis, UNCTAD should help developing countries make informed policy choices to address the environmental challenges in relation to transport strategies, and to help identify associated capacity-building needs and appropriate regulatory responses.
UNCTAD should help developing countries to develop and open their markets free of restrictions to international trade(exports and imports) and in accordance with their development levels and in line with WTO rules; to assist in the implementation of trade facilitation reforms; to explore the different options for structural transformation by diversifying their exports; to analyse and promote policies to improve productive capacities and to stimulate the interaction between FDI and local productive capacities.
In line with the provisions of the Bangkok Plan of Action for supporting developing countries in the services sector, UNCTAD should help developing countries to develop a mechanism for effective recognition of qualifications and firms; assist in addressing the problems of market access, discriminatory and non-transparent licensing and standards, as well as anti-competitive practices; and create an appropriate domestic regulation and legal framework to include in the MAST database laws and regulations affecting trade in construction services.
More specifically, UNCTAD should help developing countries assess policy options to increase the efficiency and productivity of commodity sectors and to advance in diversification, processing and marketing and distribution chains, where value added is particularly high.
The decision was made in accordance with the UNCTAD X Plan of Action(TD/386), paragraph 134,which states:"UNCTAD should help developing countries in identifying: the priority sectors where early trade liberalization should take place; the main trade barriers that developing countries face in those service sectors, especially those which limit developing country ability to export their services; the preconditions, at the domestic level, which are necessary for developing countries to benefit from trade liberalization in the service sector in general.
He supported the idea that UNCTAD should help developing countries to identify and recognize possible misuses of anti-dumping measures, as well as help them to implement these measures in a WTO-consistent manner.
Through its research andpolicy analysis, UNCTAD should help developing countries make informed policy choices to address the environmental challenges in relation to transport strategies, and to help identify associated capacity-building needs and appropriate regulatory responses.
Through its research and analysis, UNCTAD should help developing countries make informed policy choices to address the challenges posed by climate change in relation to transport strategies, and to help identify associated capacity-building needs and appropriate regulatory responses.
In the short term, UNCTAD should help trade negotiators of developing countries to build their capacities to deal with NTB-related negotiating issues.
In his view, therefore,in the run-up to the WTO Ministerial Conference and thereafter, UNCTAD should help to strengthen the negotiating capabilities of developing countries in international forums.
In particular, UNCTAD, in cooperation with other development partners, should help developing countries support and strengthen their trade policy capacity at the regional level, including aspects such as investment, regional institution building, standard setting and business regulation, and provide support to regional integration efforts.
The panel suggested that international organizations such as UNCTAD should help least developed countries to negotiate with China in the area of providing low-cost solar panels.
The United Nations and UNCTAD should help to develop more specific indicators and benchmarks to monitor progress in the contribution of trade to the achievement of the goals mentioned.
In accordance with paragraph 53 of the São Paulo Consensus, UNCTAD should help attract FDI to developing and transition economies by assisting the formulation and implementation of investment policies and relevant regulatory environments, in line with countries' development strategies.
UNCTAD's work should help develop and promote deeper regional integration, and strengthen relations with regional integration bodies.
UNCTAD should continue to help developing countries participate in the debate on international investment agreements IIAs.
UNCTAD should also continue to help developing countries to strengthen their capacities in the services sector, including for trading.