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Several developing countries have continued to offer support to Africa.
But let us be honest:we all know that, overall, many developing countries have continued to fall behind.
Some developing countries have continued to stress the need for an ESM.
The present international system takes from the poor:net transfers from developing countries have continued to rise for the twelfth consecutive year, reaching over $450 billion.
Developing countries have continued to accumulate foreign reserves to insure against financial shocks.
Although many countries in the Asia-Pacific region have made significant progress in achieving the Millennium Development Goals, the region's least developed, landlocked developing andPacific island developing countries have continued to face formidable challenges in realizing these Goals.
However, developing countries have continued to be the main targets of anti-dumping measures see charts C and D.
In view of the importance of the issues and in accordance with the relevant provisions of General Assembly resolution 52/12 B,which invites the Secretary-General to take into account the views of Member States in preparing the report, the developing countries have continued to review the proposals during the first quarter of 1998 and have submitted its updated views and positions to the Secretary-General through the Group of 77 and the Joint Coordinating Committee of the Non-Aligned Movement and the Group of 77.
Many developing countries have continued to receive technical assistance on natural resources assessment and development from multilateral and bilateral sources.
To meet the urgent need for increasing human capital and skills, developing countries have continued to allocate to educational services a higher proportion of central government expenditure than have industrial countries. .
For a long time, developing countries have continued to call for the reform of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in order to make them responsive to their needs with little or no success.
Since the previous report, developing countries have continued to benefit from the HIPC and Multilateral Debt Relief Initiatives.
Most developing countries have continued to make efforts to improve domestic governance, but the overall extent and results of those efforts are difficult to quantify.
Domestic resources from developing countries have continued to increase, with a projected growth from $29.8 billion in 2009 to $34.0 billion in 2011.
Many developing countries have continued to make progress in their efforts to formulate and implement domestic policies to improve fiscal management and the use of public resources in social expenditure and investment in development that are conducive to long-term economic and employment growth and poverty reduction, as called for in the Monterrey Consensus.
Initially, analysts contended that since developing countries have continued to experience buoyant growth, they had been successful in decoupling their economies from those of developed economies.
To this end, Governments in developing countries have continued to take concrete steps to implement sound macroeconomic policies, improve governance, fight corruption and provide more balanced macropolicies to support expansion of the private business sector.
In most cases,as in the third review, developing countries have continued to lag significantly behind developed countries in the development of an infrastructure to address the ageing of their populations.
In recent years, exports from developing countries have continued to increase faster than overall production, indicating that environmental protection issues are not currently having major adverse impacts on total exports from developing countries. .
Though results have been varied, many developing countries have continued to make gradual progress in public financial management reform via the adoption and improved implementation of medium-term fiscal frameworks to improve fiscal accountability and transparency.
Developed countries have continued to extend valuable, effective support to SSC.
The gap between the developed and the developing countries has continued to increase.
However, the least developed countries have continued to implement, under many difficulties, wide-ranging and far-reaching reforms.
The developed countries have continued to support programmes for desertification control and drought mitigation in partnership with affected developing countries. .
Three years into the process of implementation of the Istanbul Programme of Action, the least developed countries have continued to make progress towards achieving the goals and targets agreed upon in Istanbul.
Ethiopia, like many other developing countries, has continued to suffer from the adverse effects of illicit conventional weapons, in particular from the spread and transfer of small arms and light weapons.
Moreover, financial andtechnical assistance to the developing countries had continued to decline because the political commitments entered into at the Rio Summit had not been honoured.
Demand for livestock products in developing countries has continued to grow along with rising incomes, bolstering the global market.
Since the scale of assessments was last negotiated, developing countries had continued their impressive economic growth.
In such conditions,it is hardly surprising that the economic performances of most of the world's least developed countries have continued to be dismal.