Examples of using Context of developing countries in English and their translations into Russian
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Programmes appropriate in the context of developing countries can be grouped as follows.
It adds relevant text to those principles and guidelines, aiming at a wider application,especially in the context of developing countries.
In the context of developing countries as a whole, Africa's share in world trade had dropped from 10.9 per cent in 1990 to 6.4 per cent in 1995.
South-South cooperation was based on premises, conditions andobjectives that were specific to the historic and political context of developing countries.
In the context of developing countries, Japan attaches particular importance to the development of Africa, where poverty and conflict are particularly acute.
A better understanding of the role of a coalition of resources as a funding mechanism and its application in the context of developing countries is essential.
Secondly, we sought to emphasize the fact that, in the context of developing countries, the main way to bring about development is by sustained economic growth.
It was also noted that obtaining a license was also akey requirement for businesses, and particularly relevant in the context of developing countries.
Test the application of such technologies in the context of developing countries through pilot demonstration projects so as to build confidence.
It clearly placed the priority on access andinfrastructure data, while also exploring the potential of community indicators in the context of developing countries.
In the context of developing countries, it was sometimes contended that the potential efficiency gains from end-users were insufficient to warrant the transaction costs of the revenue cap methodology.
Participants also observed that morework is needed to develop appropriate indicators on innovation, to guide policymaking in the context of developing countries.
In the context of developing countries, the notion of a household may not be the same, considering the housing situation, the more communal attitudes of people and the generally larger family size.
These studies suggest that such valuation techniques, with proper adaptations to a local context, can be useful in assessing resource value changes in the context of developing countries.
Hirway(2010) demonstrates that measuring household production is particularly significant in the context of developing countries, where an even greater share of total national output takes place in the household sector.
This part of the course will take place over 2 to 3 days and will focus on the sharing of practical experience, more specifically,on the links between trade and finance in the context of developing countries.
In the context of developing countries, an international code of practice for surveys could serve both as a self-regulatory instrument for data producers and a regulatory instrument for the sponsors of surveys.
Update statistics for the preparation of E-commerce and development report; Chapter in E-commerce and Development Report 2001,which provides an analytical overview of measuring e-commerce in the context of developing countries.
In addition, it stressed the importance of an SDI in the context of developing countries and raised the question how an organization like PCGIAP, which intended to design the capacity-building, could apply its work at these three levels.
If these global structures and systems are not reformed, I personally believe that the Convention objectives will be difficult to achieve and that attaining the goals set out at the Millennium Summit will take a very long time,particularly in the context of developing countries.
Therefore, in the context of developing countries and LDCs, data exclusivity may actually provide pharmaceutical companies with market monopoly without providing the public benefits and safeguards associated with the patent system.
The study discusses how investment in the development of geospatial science and technology enhances the information capacity of countries and presents an innovative approach to assess the benefits of these technologies,particularly in the context of developing countries.
There is evident need to review the prescriptions and to promote a development policy which takes into greater account the specific socio-economic context of developing countries and to devise more equitable arrangements in international economic relations.
In the context of developing countries, flexibility in applying competition law and policy may be particularly necessary in order not to impede efficiency, growth or development goals(as provided for in the Set of Principles and Rules), and coherence would need to be ensured between competition policy and other policies aimed at promoting development.
Some participants felt that the emphasis placed on the implementation of IFRS for large listed companies,particularly in the context of developing countries, failed to take into consideration the needs of unlisted SMEs, which constituted a vital part of their economies.
They saw it as a complement to North-South cooperation for development, not its substitute, and as their collective endeavour based on the principle of solidarity and on premises, conditions andobjectives specific to the historical and political context of developing countries and to their needs and expectations.
In the context of developing countries, this holds true especially in the case of intermediate natural-resource-based manufactured production(such as spinning and textiles, iron and steel or wood products), with both high backward and high forward linkages, and also for resource-based production of final manufactured goods(such as food processing, apparel or leather products), with high backward but low forward linkages.
South-South cooperation was a complement to, rather than a substitute for, North-South cooperation and the collective endeavour of developing countries, based on the principle of solidarity and premises, conditions andobjectives that were specific to the historic and political context of developing countries and to their needs and expectations.
The Ministers reiterated their position that South-South cooperation is a collective endeavour of developing countries based on the principles of solidarity and on the premises, conditions andobjectives that are specific to the historic and political context of developing countries and to their needs and expectations and as such South-South cooperation deserves its own separate and independent promotion as reaffirmed in the Nairobi outcome document and the Development Platform for the South of the G77.
The Director of the Information and Communications Technology and Disaster Risk Reduction Division of ESCAP pointed out that, at the second session of the Committee on Information and Communications Technology of ESCAP, held in Bangkok from 24 to 26 November 2010,the importance of cybersecurity, especially in the context of developing countries, had been underscored.