Examples of using Capacity in developing countries in English and their translations into Russian
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Increasing and sustaining analytical capacity in developing countries.
Building supply capacity in developing countries needed all types of technologies.
National agricultural biotechnology research capacity in developing countries.
Builds capacity in developing countries to deal with intellectual property issues.
UNCTAD needed to continue working on indicators to strengthen policymaking capacity in developing countries.
Build sustainable capacity in developing countries or countries in transition;
Concrete proposals were made for action that UNODC could take to build long-term,sustainable capacity in developing countries.
Enhancing scientific capacity in developing countries is expensive but effective.
The first session addressed the issue of building domestic science, technology and innovation capacity in developing countries.
Overcoming the limited scientific capacity in developing countries, through education, training and institution-building;
They exploit economies of scale in knowledge generation and dissemination andthereby help to build capacity in developing countries.
Need to strengthen capability and capacity in developing countries and to develop internationally agreed protocols for the Rapid Sharing of Information.
The CBD process has also been active in developing scientific capacity in developing countries.
Strengthening human and institutional capacity in developing countries for effective negotiation, policy analysis and coordination on climate change.
The impressive amount of research capability in these organizations, however, is no substitute for strengthening capacity in developing countries.
There was broad agreement that the platform should include building capacity in developing countries in respect of assessing and using knowledge.
International migration was mentioned as an emerging issue that was limiting the development of scientific and technological capacity in developing countries.
There is also a need for support to build institutional capacity in developing countries and countries in transition.
The representative of Egypt, speaking on behalf of the African Group, noted that linkages between TNCs and SMEs played a pivotal role in creating andpromoting productive capacity in developing countries.
International cooperation should focus on building human and institutional capacity in developing countries to manage their forests sustainably.
It aims at building capacity in developing countries and least developed countries to support their effective participation in the WTO negotiating process on trade facilitation project INT/0T/4CO.
International cooperation should focus on building human and institutional capacity in developing countries to manage their forests sustainably.
Strengthen institutional capacity in developing countries to correctly apply the guidelines and methodologies for the development and implementation of projects under the CDM and Joint Implementation under the Kyoto Protocol;
WHO has a number of activities that contribute to strengthening science and technology capacity in developing countries, including small island developing States.
Due to the critical lack of resources and capacity in developing countries for the formulation and implementation of such policy instruments, the need for external support was urgent.
Agreed Enhance existing national institutional capacity in developing countries to improve access to and the development, transfer and diffusion of environmentally sound technologies and corresponding know-how;
At the global level, Member States stressed the need to strengthen productive capacity in developing countries, including to address their infrastructure deficits.
Enhanced institutional and technological capacity in developing countries and countries with economies in transition for data collection, research, analysis, monitoring, environmental assessment, early warning, networking and partnerships.
We believe that one of the central issues continues to be the need to build capacity in developing countries so that they can adapt to the challenges of continuous change.