Examples of using Five ldcs in English and their translations into Russian
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Nil Establishment of partnerships in at least five LDCs.
Case files opened on five LDCs that are yet to submit their NAPAs.
The guides project was assessed in 2001, and covered the pilot phase of the project,which included five LDCs.
The pilot phase involved five LDCs: Ethiopia, Lesotho, Maldives, Mali and Tanzania.
Five LDCs are completely or in the process of being completely specialized in hydrocarbons Angola, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Sudan and Yemen.
The pilot phase includes five LDCs: Ethiopia, Lesotho, the Maldives, Mali and Tanzania.
Also, a workshop on the subject was organized in Geneva, Switzerland,from 16 to 17 May 2002 with the participation of the five LDCs already covered by the project.
In this context it was also pointed out that only five LDCs had been able to submit their national communications to date.
Among the five LDCs covered, investment guides have been published for Ethiopia, Mali, Mozambique and Uganda.
Under the programme, UNIDO is running projects to set up mini-grids in five LDCs: Chad, Gambia, Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
For instance, five LDCs, namely Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, Yemen and Zambia, that are currently implementing their NAPAs are also taking part in the PPCR.
In 2004, activities following up on the recommendations of previously issued IPRs were carried out in five LDCs Benin, Lesotho, Nepal, the United Republic of Tanzania and Uganda.
This included expressions of interest from five LDCs in the Asia and the Pacific region, bringing the total number of LDCs to be covered in the microfinance practice area to 28.
Number of LDCs that included IP considerations in the planning andwork program of national institutions and organizations IP Policy/strategies prepared in up to five LDCs during the biennium.
Finland has a long-term partnership with five LDCs, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Nepal, the United Republic of Tanzania and Zambia.
ESCAP established the Pacific Trust Fund in 1988 to assist Pacific island countries to attend the annual ESCAP sessions. The Fund has proved very useful in ensuring the attendance ofsome Pacific island countries, including the five LDCs at every Commission session since its inception.
Staff from national statistical offices from five LDCs participated: Angola, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, Sao Tome and Principe, and Timor-Leste.
A total of 27 Member States, including two least developed countries(LDCs), have made full payments and 20 Member States,including five LDCs, have made partial payments of their assessed contributions for the year 2002.
Despite the magnitude of the problem andthe fact that solutions are available, only five LDCs(Cape Verde, Maldives, Samoa, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu) are close to achieving the target of reducing maternal mortality by three quarters by 2015.
Implementation of follow-up activities to the IF Round Table Meetings held under the old IF scheme is ongoing in five LDCs, including three African ones Gambia, Uganda and the United Republic of Tanzania.
The GGIP project was launched by UNCTAD during the sixth annual session of the Investment Commission in early 2002 for five LDCs, with initial(phase I) activities undertaken in three LDCs only Ethiopia, United Republic of Tanzania and Lesotho.
During the round of negotiations of bilateral investments treaties organized for francophone Africa,25 negotiators from nine countries(including five LDCs) held 22 bilateral meetings, resulting in the conclusion of six agreements among which three with slight reservations.
Mr. Yatani(Observer for Kenya), speaking on behalf of the African Group, noted, with regard to the financial situation of UNIDO, that 38 Member States,including five LDCs, had already paid their assessed contributions for 2011 in full, while partial payment had been received from another 61 States see document IDB.39/14, para. 10.
Following the completion of the second IF evaluation in August 2003,the IF has been extended to six more LDCs, five of which are African Benin, Chad, Mozambique, Sao Tome and Principe and Zambia.
Fourteen participants attended the workshop from five Pacific LDCs.
Twenty participants attended the workshop,representing five Pacific LDCs.
Eighteen participants attended the workshop,representing five lusophone African LDCs.
UNCTAD has developed a project covering seven LDCs-- five African and two from the Asia and Pacific region.
This growth in global initiatives was largely a result of the MicroLead programme becoming fully operational in six LDCs, five of which are post-conflict countries.
In 2007, the top five remittances-receiving LDCs were Bangladesh($6.4 billion), Nepal($1.6 billion), Yemen($1.3 billion), and Haiti and Sudan $1.2 billion each.