Examples of using Diversification programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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The Asian Development Bank andthe African Development Bank should consider funding diversification programmes.
Supporting diversification programmes in LDCs, including by strengthening activities covered by the Second Account of the Common Fund for Commodities and adaptive research and development(R&D) on production and processing aimed particularly at smallholders and small and medium-sized enterprises in these countries;
Due consideration will also be given to the environmental impact of current and planned diversification programmes.
UN-NADAF recognized the need for additional resources to be made available to African countries to support diversification programmes, specifically for the development of what it termed infrastructural and support services and the development of information networks and related services for diversification. .
There is a need to design polices that effectively mobilize capital necessary for financing diversification programmes.
There is certainly a need to integrate a productivity dimension in diversification programmes so as to re-establish and enhance Africa's competitiveness and help to mitigate current and forthcoming losses of preference margins due to progressive generalization of trade preferences by the European Union and within GATT;
Concerned about the difficulties experienced by the developing countries in financing andimplementing viable diversification programmes.
Expressing its concern about the difficulties experienced by the developing countries in financing andimplementing viable diversification programmes, which are essential for sustainable development and for attaining access to markets for their commodities.
In particular, the erosion of trade preferences that stems from the cuts in most-favoured-nation tariffs as a result of the Uruguay Round negotiations will affect negatively the diversification programmes of these countries.
Expressing its concern about the difficulties experienced by the developing countries in financing andimplementing viable diversification programmes, which are essential for sustainable development and for attaining access to markets for their commodities.
There may be a need, therefore, to have a mechanism within the proposed commodity diversification arrangement, to bring global developments in commodities andmarkets to bear on policy directions and diversification programmes of African countries.
Expresses its concern about the difficulties experienced by the developing countries in financing andimplementing viable diversification programmes, which are essential for sustainable development and for gaining access to markets for their commodities;
Nevertheless, greater attention should be given to mitigating the consequences of earnings shortfalls, including through IMF facilities and similar donor support, modern risk management andfinancial instruments and diversification programmes.
Both the Asian Development Bank andthe African Development Bank should consider funding diversification programmes on a grant basis for their LDC member States.
It also recommends the establishment of National Diversification Councils at the national level, comprising representatives of Government, the private sector(including NGOs), the scientific community andmultilateral organizations, to generate a stream of project proposals that fit into national diversification programmes and priorities.
Concerned about the difficulties experienced by the developing countries in financing andimplementing viable diversification programmes and in attaining access to the markets of developed countries.
In addition to correcting imperfections in commodity markets,the international community must commit itself to providing additional resources to support commodity diversification programmes in Africa and elsewhere.
Concerned about the difficulties experienced by the developingcountries in financing and implementing viable diversification programmes and in attaining meaningful access to markets for their commodities.
We further invite bilateral donors andmultilateral aid agencies to strengthen their support to export diversification programmes in those countries.
Concerned about the difficulties experienced by the developingcountries in financing and implementing viable diversification programmes and in attaining access to markets for their commodities.
There should be a creative revival of past UNCTAD workin that area in order to assist African countries in designing integrated diversification programmes for their commodity-based economies.
The international community must help correct the imperfections in the commodity markets andcommit itself to supporting the commodity diversification programmes, including the establishment of financial mechanisms such as the proposed African diversification fund.
Africa, more than any other developing region, needs agricultural growth and industrialization, investment, technology transfer, human resources development,marketing capabilities, commodity diversification programmes, and information-based technology and training.
Expressing concern about the difficulties experienced by the developingcountries in financing and implementing viable diversification programmes and in attaining access to markets for their commodities.
New market opportunities identified,reducing poverty and income loss for vulnerable groups through participation in agriculture diversification programmes such as the proposed Caribbean Unit for Regional Assistance project.
In this regard, one delegation suggested that technical assistance programmes be integrated into regional development programmes to ensure that diversification programmes were consistent and that available resources were used optimally.
Besides correcting the imperfections in the commodity markets,the international community ought to commit itself to providing the additional resources required to support the LDCs' diversification programmes, including the establishment of financial mechanisms such as the proposed African Diversification Fund.
While such diversification isprimarily the responsibility of the African countries themselves, the international community recognizes that additional resources will be required to support the continent's diversification programmes, including the establishment of a specific fund to address the problem of their pre-investment stage.
Some new interagency forum might also be considered to bring together experts in the problems of particular commodity markets, or of countries about to diversify,to ensure that their diversification programmes, when taken together, are not likely to result in lower export revenues from some commodities or for some exporting countries.