Examples of using Growth and development in developing in English and their translations into Russian
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An increase in private capital flows is crucial to the attainment of sustained growth and development in developing countries.
It should recognize that economic growth and development in developing countries are of mutual interest for developing as well as developed countries for the strengthening of the global economy.
All panellists stressed that a wealth of evidence confirmed that trade could promote growth and development in developing countries.
Objective of the Organization: To foster inclusive and sustainable growth and development in developing countries, especially least developed countries,and countries with economies in transition through trade and international business development. .
Consequently, both had focused on the need to ensure the revitalization of economic growth and development in developing countries.
They need to support accelerated economic growth and development in developing countries by adopting favourable macroeconomic, monetary, financial, investment, trade, migration, and aid policies and a development-led approach in the shaping of the relevant international governance frameworks.
Their attendant consequences risk nullifying hard-won achievements in sustainable growth and development in developing countries.
It argues that growth is a necessary- but not sufficient- condition for poverty reduction and that fostering inclusive growth and development in developing countries requires the development of productive capacitiesand structural transformation, the creation of decent jobs and the adoption of social inclusion policies that give vulnerable groups an opportunity to participate in and benefit from economic growth. .
Adequate resources were required, he said, to accomplish its tasks, the first and foremost being the promotion of sustained growth and development in developing countries.
If the Agenda for Development is to make a significant difference in international economic cooperation and enhance sustainable growth and development in developing countries, there is a need to explore new and innovative methods of financingand to put in place follow-up mechanisms for their implementation.
Stressing that a favourable international economic environment is critical to enhancing human resources development for the promotion of economic growth and development in developing countries.
One of its major priorities is working to make a difference in industrial growth and development in developing and least developed countries, particularly in Africa.
The global partnership must engender greater political will to address the problems of trade, market access, technology transfer and a host of other issues that impede growth and development in developing countries.
Regional trade arrangements such as MERCOSUR were suggested as useful vehicles to promote growth and development in developing countries, and as an appropriate response to the challenge of globalization.
At the international level, fair and equitable globalization requires the promotion of an international environment conducive to inclusive growth and development in developing countries.
The continued attempts to introduce social and environmental clauses in the international trade regime would have a negative impact on economic growth and development in developing countries; on the one hand, they represent protectionism in disguise, and, on the other, they would transfer an unbearable social burden to developing countries.
The European Union remained committed to open markets, progressive trade liberalization and stronger multilateral rules as a trigger for growth and development in developing countries.
The international economic environment will remain in the 1990s an important factor for growth and development in developing countries, including Africa.
The paper concludes by examining the emerging issue of renewable energies that has featured less in this discourse until recently, although these remain critical for sustainable growth and development in developing countries.
The influence of transnational corporations on the opportunities for learning and innovation and thus growth and development in developing countries is unparalleled.
Zimbabwe called for the early conclusion of the Doha Round and believed that a free, transparent, rules-based and open trading system would help alleviate global poverty,improve living standards and generate higher economic growth and development in developing countries.
Limiting factors in expanding cultivated land area include the scarcity of high quality agricultural land, the risk of environmental degradation of marginal cultivated lands and competition from alternative land uses,particularly urban growth and development in developing countries and"counter-urbanization"(urban-rural migration), tourism and leisure uses in developed countries.
The Working Group focused in particular on partnerships and networking in energy and biotechnology,two very important industries vital to economic growth and development in developing countries.
For instance, in addition to its resolution 51/177 on the implementation of the outcome of Habitat II and its resolution 51/171 on the World Food Summit, the Assembly, in its resolution 51/173, called for the review and appraisal of the Declarationon International Economic Cooperation, in particular the Revitalization of Economic Growth and Development in Developing Countries, and of the International Development Strategy for the Fourth United Nations Development Decade to be coordinated with the follow-up work on major United Nations conferences.
The Bahamas also wishes to highlight in this regard the critical role that a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system can play in stimulating economic growth and development in developing countries.
Action within the framework of the new global climate agreement to be negotiated in 2015 should not undermine growth and development in developing countries.
Another unfavorable economic development had been the failure to reach agreement in the Doha Development Round on opening up new markets and resolving agricultural issues, which would make trade a real engine for growth and development in developing countries.
This requires, among other things, stronger international cooperation to ensure compatibility of policy objectives at three levels: among national objectives of growth and full employment in the major industrialized countries;among those, and the objectives of growth and development in developing countries; and among all of the above objectivesand global environmental and social objectives.
It defined the challenges and opportunities for the 1990s and agreed on specific commitments and policies for international development cooperation for the reactivation of economic growth and development in developing countries.
To urge that the international community adopt favourable macroeconomic policies for promoting sustained economic growth and sustainable development in developing countries;