Examples of using Developing countries access in English and their translations into Russian
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The industrialised countries must ensure developing countries access to pharmaceuticals.
For developing countries, access to larger markets remains difficult, owing to a variety of protective barriers.
It was therefore urgent to give developing countries access to technical innovations.
In developing countries, access to financial services in many small towns or villages is often offered only by financial cooperatives.
We all need to nurture an enabling economic environment that allows developing countries access to international markets.
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For developing countries, access to the use of space applications was a necessity for sustainable economic, social and environmental development.
It should be noted, in particular, that those principles contain provisions that do not give developing countries access to the information gathered.
However, discriminatory regimes deny developing countries access to these crucial technologies, even for peaceful developmental purposes.
It should be noted, in particular, that those principles contain provisions that do not give developing countries access to the information gathered.
For most developing countries, access to more advanced technology comes through expanded participation in the networks of international companies and through learning by doing.
Those efforts had given over 6 million low-income people in developing countries access to credit, savings and other microfinance products and services.
With regard to the benefits of the exploration and utilization of outer space, his delegation had repeatedly stressed that the Subcommittee's work should focus on the establishment of a legal framework guaranteeing all States,particularly developing countries, access to knowledge concerning space science and technology and its applications.
The latter was essential in order to give developing countries access to trustworthy data to design and assess their ICT policies.
The Doha round must also make significant progress towards creating an international trade regime that gives developing countries access to the globalized economy.
Furthermore, the meeting was reminded that in many developing countries, access to the Internet is severely limited, especially for local practitioners.
Credit rating agencies played an important role in the new international financial architecture of the twenty-first century,in that they gave developing countries access to international private debt markets.
Despite efforts to promote human resources development, in many developing countries access to education and training, adequate health care and basic services remains limited.
Strengthening and reforming the United Nations will also require the Organization fully to play its central analytical role international economic affairs and in coordinating the development efforts of the international community, as well as in the creation of a more just, inclusive, democratic and sustainable international economic system.That will give developing countries access to the benefits of globalization.
Studies have shown that when the number of female teachers is increased,particularly in rural zones of developing countries, access to education and learning outcomes for girls are improved.
Capacity-building would be key in helping developing countries access and utilize such data, thus transforming them into active participants who could themselves provide valuable data to the information loop from which all could benefit.
Through UN-SPIDER, the Office for Outer Space Affairs is contributing to such efforts by ensuring the harmonization of initiatives that are contributing to orcould contribute to helping developing countries access and use space-based technologies for disaster management and risk reduction.
Promote, with private sector participation,measures to give developing countries access to information essential for sustainable development, and encourage a more effective role for the media in support of sustainable development;
Through UN-SPIDER, the Office for Outer Space Affairs is contributing to such efforts by ensuring the harmonization of initiatives that are contributing orare potentially able to contribute to helping developing countries access and use space-based technologies for disaster management and risk reduction.
International discussions have focused on ensuring prudence in both how developing countries access loans and how lenders provide them, especially in the case of countries that have recently received debt relief or whose debt may again become unsustainable.
Under such circumstances, many of the traditional concerns of developing countries remained valid, namely, the need to increase official development assistance, ensure better terms of trade, provide enhanced market access to products from developing countries, achieve increased and stable andlong-term foreign investment flows, and provide developing countries access to technology on preferential terms.
Harmonization of the various existing initiatives that are contributing to helping developing countries access and use space-based technologies for disaster management and risk reduction.
It was intolerable that the very countries that denied developing countries access to markets and new technologies, controlled the international financial institutions, insisted that onerous foreign debt continue to be paid and encouraged cuts in social expenditure, while turning a blind eye to widespread hunger, poverty, illiteracy and lack of access to education in developing countries, should lecture others on good governance and the rule of law.
SPIDER will contribute to the coordination of efforts by ensuring the harmonization of initiatives that help developing countries access and use space-based technologies for disaster management and risk reduction horizontal coordination.
As a stakeholder inthe Abuja Declaration and a member of the International Drug Purchase Facility initiative to help developing countries access treatment for HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis, my country has made the fight against malaria one of its national priorities within the reference frameworks for action based on the Millennium Development Goals MDGs.
UN-SPIDER contributes to such coordination efforts by ensuring the harmonization of initiatives aimed at helping developing countries access and use space-based technologies for disaster management and risk reduction horizontal coordination.