Examples of using Plans of developing countries in English and their translations into Russian
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Trade could be a powerful catalyst for economic growth and poverty reduction, andshould be integrated into the national development plans of developing countries.
All such action must be calibrated with the national ownership and development plans of developing countries, while honouring in a timely manner the commitments that have been undertaken.
The JCC would like to reiterate its position that development cooperation should be demand-driven andpursued on the basis of the national strategies and plans of developing countries.
The effects of such protectionist measures on the efforts and plans of developing countries-- particularly African countries-- can be devastating, as revealed during the recent conference held in Cancún.
The Ministers also reiterated their position that development cooperation should be demand-driven andbe pursued on the basis of the national strategies and plans of developing countries.
Encourages all development partners to help strengthen and support national health andeducation policies and plans of developing countries through providing assistance and funding in accordance with their development needs and priorities;
The Forum stressed the need to combat corruption andillicit flows, and called for a commitment to supporting national climate-change policy as an integral part of the overall development plans of developing countries.
Encourages all development partners to help strengthen and support national health and education policies and plans of developing countries by providing assistance and funding in accordance with their development needs and priorities;
The Heads of State and Government also reiterated their position that development cooperation should be demand-driven andbe pursued on the basis of the national strategies and plans of developing countries.
Encourages all development partners to help to strengthen and support the national health andeducation policies and plans of developing countries by providing assistance and funding in accordance with their development needs and priorities;
The delegation of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea articulated the consistent position of the Government that development assistance should be pursued on the basis of the national strategies and plans of developing countries.
Reiterated their position that development cooperation should be demand-driven andbe pursued on the basis of the national strategies and plans of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in accordance with established intergovernmental mandates.
Indeed, harmonized cooperation in line with the national plans of developing countries should continue to be a key objective to ensure system-wide coherence of the United Nations through governance focused on the principles of transparency, inclusiveness and national ownership.
The United Nations funds, programmes and specialized agencies should increasingly align themselves with the national priorities and plans of developing countries and use their national expertise wherever possible.
Climate change adaptation should be integrated within the sustainable development policies(social, ecological and economic),strategies and plans of developing countries, taking into consideration their legitimate priority needs, with a view to achieving sustainable economic growth and eradicating poverty(Millennium Development Goals);
That is because they run counter to the principles of the Charter of the United Nations, violate the principles of international law and the Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of States, impede international efforts aimed at liberalizing world trade, andgravely harm the economies and development plans of developing countries.
Reiterated their position that development cooperation should be demand-driven andbe pursued on the basis of the national strategies and plans of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in accordance with established intergovernmental mandates.
In paragraph 12 of the above-mentioned resolution, the Council requested that the OHCHR undertake research on"addressing human rights protection gaps in the context of migration and displacement of persons across international borders resulting from the sudden-onset andslow-onset adverse effects of climate change and the necessary means of implementation of adaptation and mitigation plans of developing countries to bridge the protection gaps.
In addition, to achieve the Goals by the set date, that assistance must be strengthened andaligned with national ownership and the development programmes and plans of developing countries, because development is a collective responsibility and must be achieved through equitable international partnership.
The United Arab Emirates agrees with other speakers about the destructive effects of natural disasters and other emergencies, particularly those that cause great loss of human life, property and State infrastructure, and that have far reaching effectson the social and economic development plans of developing countries, in particular the least-developed countries. .
Among the most important steps, we must, first,promote international cooperation in strengthening the economic and social development plans of developing countries, particularly with regard to rural development, because this is a major means of combating drug cultivation and finding alternative development projects.
UNEP developed a partnership programme with the United Nations Development Programme on integrating the sound management of chemicals into the development plans of developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
To request the United Nations system and invite multilateral and development institutions andthe regional banks, within their mandates, to enhance their assistance to development strategies and plans of developing countries in transport, chemicals, waste management, mining and the 10-year framework of programmes for sustainable consumption and production patterns;
Reiterated their position that development cooperation should be demand-driven andbe pursued on the basis of the national strategies and plans of developing countries in accordance with established intergovernmental mandates.
In that regard, the national development plans and strategies of developing countries deserved particular attention.
This would entail Governments of developing countries formulating plans and programmes to support small enterprises in general, of which microcredit should be an integral part.
Raising the priority of adequate shelter for all and sustainable human settlements development among multilateral and bilateral donors and mobilizing their support for the national,subregional and regional plans of action of developing countries;
To that end, development partners andthe United Nations system should coordinate their proposals to make them compatible with the national development plans and strategies of developing countries.
Over two thirds of developing countries have operational plans of action for the control of acute respiratory infections ARI.
Affirming that official development assistance remains crucial and a major source of external financing for many developing countries and thus is an integral part of international cooperation on concrete issues in the economic, environmental andsocial fields to support plans and priorities of developing countries in achieving sustained economic growth and sustainable development.