Examples of using Diaspora knowledge in English and their translations into Russian
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Diaspora, knowledge transfer and social remittances.
Iv Leveraging least developed countries' diaspora knowledge networks;
Regarding diaspora knowledge, the aim of the international support mechanism proposed in the report would be to offset the negative impacts of the brain drain in LDCs.
High-level segment- Maximizing the development impact of remittances and diaspora knowledge in LDCs: Policy implications.
A special effort was made this year to present The Least Developed Countries Report 2012 at press conferences in LDCs to bring the publication to the direct attention of the governments andpopulations most concerned with the report's special focus on remittances and diaspora knowledge.
High-level segment-- Maximizing the development impact of remittances and diaspora knowledge in least developed countries: Policy implications.
This year, the Report will review the recent economic performance of the least developed countries(LDCs) andexamine how to enhance the developmental impact of remittances and diaspora knowledge.
The Least Developed Countries Report 2012:Harnessing Remittances and Diaspora Knowledge to Build Productive Capacities.
The Least Developed Countries Report 2012:Harnessing Remittances and Diaspora Knowledge to Build Productive Capacities argues that remittances contribute to poverty reduction and improved health care and education and that their potential for increasing productive capacities in capital-scarce LDCs could be harnessed through appropriate policies.
Several speakers requested UNCTAD to pursue work on remittances and diaspora knowledge through its three pillars.
In the LeastDeveloped Countries Report 2012, Harnessing Remittances and Diaspora Knowledge to Build Productive Capacities, the issues of remittance flows to LDCs and the potential role of diasporas in LDCs' development are addressed.
Some individual delegations outlined their experience of harnessing remittances and diaspora knowledge to build productive capacities.
The science technology and innovation supporting mechanism could explore ways to best tap into this diaspora knowledge network, and perhaps pilot a few country programmes accordingly-- with the caveat that creating effective diaspora conduits for knowledge transfer is more difficult than popular perceptions might suggest.
Using evidence and policy lessons from other countries,the report shows how LDCs could better harness remittances and diaspora knowledge to build their productive capacities.
Several speakers expressed their group's interest in the international support mechanism, investing in diaspora knowledge transfer, proposed in the report as a means to have the diaspora contribute to the technological upgrading and building of productive capacities in LDCs.
Some speakers asked the secretariat to continue analysing these topics andto conduct further studies on how to enhance the contribution of remittances and diaspora knowledge to the development of productive capacities in LDCs.
The Least Developed Countries Report 2012:Harnessing remittances and diaspora knowledge to build productive capacities, was launched on 26 November 2012.
The Director of the Division for Africa, Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes of UNCTAD presented the key findings and policy recommendations of the Least Developed Countries Report 2012:Harnessing Remittances and Diaspora Knowledge to Build Productive Capacities.
High-level segment-- Maximizing the development impact of remittances and diaspora knowledge in least developed countries: Policy implications.
Ecuador had implemented its policies through a series of programmes- including offering migrants direct legal assistance, creating links with migrants via the"red de casas ecuatorianas"(offices financed by the Government of Ecuador providing support services for Ecuadorian migrants abroad), encouraging productive investment, assisting in economic and social reintegration,supporting diaspora knowledge networks, and providing tailor-made financial services by setting up a migrant bank.
While remittances are the most visible effect of migration, there are other forms of diaspora engagement with the home country,such as diaspora knowledge networks that can facilitate technological catch-up in LDCs and therefore enhance the development of productive capacities.
The executive session of the Trade and Development Board held a high-level segment on the theme of"Maximizing the development impact of remittances and diaspora knowledge in LDCs: Policy implications" led by three panellists.
In connection with itswork on least developed countries(LDCs), UNCTAD delivered a two-day workshop entitled"Harnessing of Remittances and Diaspora Knowledge in the Republic of Sudan" to some 60 government officials and parliamentarians in Khartoum.
Most speakers agreed with the report on the importance of domestic andinternational policies to strengthen the contribution of remittances and diaspora knowledge to the development of LDCs and supported the report's policy recommendations.
Building on the least developed countries report of UNCTAD,advisory services were provided to Ethiopia with respect to the harnessing of diaspora knowledge to enhance productive capacities, and to various African countries on issues related to the development of organic agriculture.
To contribute to the preservation and reinforcement of the national identity in Armeniancommunities of the Diaspora, to help Diaspora Armenian youth improve their knowledge of the Armenian language, as well as to support the activities of Diaspora Armenian mass media outlets and the self-organization of Armenian communities, the RA Ministry of Diaspora will be holding the"Diaspora" Summer School Program at Yerevan State University in 2014.
Tap into the skill, knowledge and resources of the diaspora community to develop the private sector.
Therefore, above and beyond the issue of remittances,we must operationalize existing mechanisms in order to transfer the knowledge of the diaspora to the country of origin.
Thanks to these people, the Diaspora young people enrich their knowledge at the camp acquiringpatriotic information, learning songs, poems, dances.
Mr. Calderón Ponce de León(Colombia) said that the Creation of Knowledge Diaspora Incubators for Latin America(CIDESAL) project sought to identify qualified human capital in the Colombian diaspora and to establish links between such individuals and stakeholders in the academic, business and scientific research sectors in Colombia.
