Examples of using Capacities of developing countries in English and their translations into Russian
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Secondly, we must strengthen the capacities of developing countries.
National capacities of developing countries should be strengthened in this regard.
Third, work together to build up capacities of developing countries.
Enhancing capacities of developing countries to mainstream gender in trade policy.
Trust Fund to Strengthen the 249.1 577.7 Capacities of Developing Countries.
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Building the capacities of developing countries to shift towards sustainable freight transport.
Institutional and Regulatory- 1 884.8 Capacities of Developing Countries.
As a means to use capacities of developing countries and to encourage South-South cooperation.
One of those was the availability andaccessibility of information on the needs and capacities of developing countries in TCDC and ECDC activities.
Strengthening endogenous capacities of developing countries including employment opportunities for women;
Differentiated approach to implementation of standards and codes,taking into account the development needs and capacities of developing countries.
The capacities of developing countries to participate effectively in electronic commerce need to be strengthened.
The Preparatory Committee recommends strengthening the capacities of developing countries to effectively participate in the increasingly globalized economy through.
The capacities of developing countries to produce internationally comparable ICT statistics have been significantly enhanced by a range of initiatives.
The TRAINFORTRADE Programme has the objective of strengthening training capacities of developing countries in the field of international trade and trade-related services.
Strengthening the capacities of developing countries in the services sectors and identification of the opportunities for their services exports.
Foreign direct investment requires a stable, predictable andenabling investment climate. National capacities of developing countries should be strengthened in this regard.
In this context national capacities of developing countries should be strengthened in investment projects.
To increase the capacities of developing countries, in particular the least developed countries, to reap the benefits of globalization;
Strengthening the geospatial information management capacities of developing countries for better policymaking at the national, regional and international levels.
Strengthening capacities of developing countries in the multilateral trading system institutional, human and financial capacities. .
DITC's technical cooperation continues to focus on strengthening the trade capacities of developing countries, providing assistance in dealing with international trading system issues.
Increased capacities of developing countries, in particular the least developed countries, to reap the benefits of globalization;
Given the situation, it is important to work to strengthen the capacities of developing countries in the area of epidemiological surveillance through promoting international cooperation, including South-South cooperation.
Improved capacities of developing countries to harness emerging opportunities from commodity production and trade and strengthen the enabling environment for development and poverty reduction.
The need was also stressed to improve capacities of developing countries and countries in transition to effectively manage chemicals and hazardous waste.
Strengthening the capacities of developing countries to provide access to development information through open government data.
This will in addition strengthen the capacities of developing countries to take informed decisions concerning the management and sustainable use of their natural resources.
Strengthening the capacities of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to facilitate legitimate border crossing, regional cooperation and integration.
III. Overview of the project"Strengthening the capacities of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to facilitate legitimate border crossing, regional cooperation and integration.
