Examples of using Data in developing in English and their translations into Russian
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Issues relating to the assessment of the quality of statistical data in developing countries.
A scoping study on the status of open data in developing countries and activities of donors in this area was finalized.
The information technology revolution would make it possible to harness big data in developing countries.
Issues relating to the assessment of the quality of statistical data in developing countries: report by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
There is a need for greater efforts to asses how ICTs improve growth and development, andthis will require more systematic collection of data in developing countries to help policy design.
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The important role of national accounts data in developing and monitoring economic policies calls for active involvement of both national and international organizations.
Participants agreed that the utilization of Earth observation satellite data in developing countries still needed to be increased.
This requires, inter alia,better accessibility to satellite data in developing countries, the provision of historical data(supporting the needed implementation of integrated climate re-analysis products), and the supply of data to the world data centres.
Collect adequately disaggregated statistical data on child trafficking and use such data in developing and strengthening national policies and programmes.
Collect adequate statistical data on children with disabilities anduse such disaggregated data in developing policies and programmes to promote their equal opportunities in society, paying particular attention to children with disabilities belonging to the most vulnerable groups, such as children with disabilities living in remote areas of the country and Palestinian refugee children with disabilities, particularly girls;
Take effective measures to collect adequate and disaggregated statistical data on children with disabilities and use such data in developing policies and programmes to prevent disabilities and to assist disabled children;
It encouraged the collection of longitudinal data in developing countries in order to facilitate better monitoring of national health and to improve the quality of life.
One representative attended this meeting and made a presentation on the implementation plan of proposed project named Global Alliance for Enhancing Access to& Application of Scientific Data in Developing Countries e-SDDC.
While victim surveys may help to overcome the problem of the scarcity of data in developing countries, their implementation is subject to the availability of funding.
International workshops on open data and knowledge environments for innovative research and development and the 2008/2009 implementation plan of the Global Alliance for Enhancing Access to and Application of Scientific Data in Developing Countries were successfully held in Shanghai, China, in May 2008.
The Bogotá Manual was the first regional effort to collect STI data in developing countries and to make innovation surveys more relevant to their situation.
In its first year of operation, the Partnership for Open Data implemented a series of activities in about 20 developing countries, under three broad categories: first, support of developing countries to plan, execute and run open data initiatives, second, increase in the reuse of open data in developing countries; and third, growth of the base of evidence on the impact of open data for development.
To collect adequate statistical data on children with disabilities anduse such disaggregated data in developing a comprehensive and specific national policy on disability which promotes equal opportunities of persons with disabilities in society;
The World Bank, in consultation with the two grantees for the first year of Development Grant Facility support-- the Open Knowledge Foundation Network and the Open Data Institute Ltd-- has decided to merge the Partnership for Open Data with a parallel global effort in support of open data in developing countries, led by the International Development Research Centre and including various other organizations.
Meeting these needs will require international cooperation in defining standardized data, in developing effective data collection and analysis procedures, and in efficiently compiling and disseminating the data at the international level.
The Government of Malta believes that,while research and the collection of data in developing countries are vital, an even more important requirement is training.
Collect adequate statistical data on children with disabilities anduse disaggregated data in developing policies and programmes to promote equal opportunities for them in society, paying particular attention to children with disabilities living in rural areas;
Take effective measures to collect adequate anddisaggregated statistical data on children with disabilities and use such data in developing policies and programmes to prevent disabilities and to assist children with disabilities;
Collect adequate statistical data on children with disabilities anduse such disaggregated data in developing policies and programmes to promote their equal opportunities in society paying particular attention to children with disabilities living in the most remote areas of the country;
The meeting took note of the report prepared by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO)on the quality of statistical data in developing countries and shared experiences regarding the agency's efforts to improve reporting and the quality of those data. .
Collect adequate statistical data on children with disabilities anduse such disaggregated data in developing a comprehensive and specific national policy on disability which promotes equal opportunities of persons with disabilities in society;
Collect adequate disaggregated statistical data on children with disabilities and use such data in developing policies and programmes to promote their equal opportunities in society, paying particular attention to children living in remote areas of the country;
Collect adequate disaggregated statistical data on children with disabilities and use such data in developing policies and programmes to promote equal opportunities for them in society, paying particular attention to children living in the most remote areas of the country;
To collect adequate disaggregated statistical data on children with disabilities and use such data in developing policies and programmes to promote their equal opportunities in society, paying particular attention to children living in the most remote areas of the country;
To collect adequate and disaggregated statistical data on children with disabilities and to use such data in developing policies and programmes to promote their equal opportunities in society, paying particular attention to children with disabilities living in rural areas of the country;