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Colloquial
Workshop on Managing Space Programmes in Developing Countries.
However, there is significant potential to increase their roles in mobilizing investments for projects and programmes in developing countries.
When implementing programmes in developing countries, there should be consultation with locals as to assess the needs of youth.
Adaptation projects and programmes in developing country Parties to the Kyoto Protocol that are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change are eligible for funding.
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UNFPA was urged to continue to stress the use of national experts in executing programmes in developing countries.
There is some evidence indicating that donor countries financing private-public programmes in developing countries also tend to involve their own private firms in the implementation of these programmes. .
Such understanding andinventory will help in the design of related policies and programmes in developing countries.
Such understanding and inventory will help in thedesign of effective and evidence-based policies and programmes in developing countries.
The Canadian International Development Agency supported programmes in developing countries, spending about $1 million per day on children.
At the same time, it should develop innovative methods of capacity-building and strengthening of the research andtraining centres and programmes in developing countries.
Speakers highlighted the current work of the Global Reporting Initiative,including its training programmes in developing countries, and the forthcoming revision to its guidance on sustainability reporting.
The SBI continued to note with concern the lack of sustainable, predictable andadequate financial resources for the Adaptation Fund to support projects and programmes in developing countries.
We welcome the Agency's assistance to countries embarking on orexpanding their existing nuclear power programmes in developing appropriate infrastructure, facilitating human capacity-building and strengthening relevant regulatory systems.
The Board urges Governments to provide generous andsustained contributions to enable the Fund further to expand its support for programmes in developing countries.
On the topic of mobilization of additional resources for social programmes in developing and least developed countries, Governments from both developed and developing countries recognize the critical importance of official development assistance.
The Panel expressed the view that biotechnology initiatives and programmes in developing countries, particularly those supported by developed countries, should take into account these needs and priorities at both the grass-roots and R&D levels.
The proposal to discontinue 3,019 outputs in 2006-2007 should be thoroughly evaluated, since the bulk of them involved economic,social and environmental programmes in developing countries.
The UNFPA representative thanked the Executive Board members for their visit to Senegal andnoted that the mission had provided a unique opportunity for UNFPA to demonstrate how donor funds were utilized to support valuable and much-needed programmes in developing countries.
We are therefore concerned at non-compliance with the commitment to allocate 0.7 per cent of the gross national product of economically strong countries to programmes in developing countries or areas that are of environmental interest and that would benefit the entire system.
Another example was the programme on biotechnology which was initiated to stimulate research into improvements of traditional lactic acid fermentation processes through linkages andnetworking arrangements of existing national and regional programmes in developing countries.
With respect to results-based budgeting, he noted that the bulk of the 4,541 discontinued outputs were related to economic,social and environmental programmes in developing countries, and requested information on the resources that had not been allocated to new outputs.
The need to take action to mitigate negative effects of certain elements of stabilization and structural adjustment programmes intended to promote economic growth and development andin that respect the need for appropriate social safety nets in formulating and implementing these programmes in developing countries;
UNIDO should increase its focus on programmatic activities to promote the sustainable development of countries in need.It should expand its integrated programmes in developing countries and expedite the implementation of the integrated programmes currently being prepared.
The other side of building national space programmes in developing countries was constructing the technological base for satellite manufacturing, building the infrastructure for the operation and utilization of those satellites and, most importantly, building a user community that was able to use the satellite-derived data for sustainable development.
Another demand-side policy undertaken in some countries has been the encouragement of the use of compact fluorescent lamps(CFLs) in the household sector, and programmes in developing countries have received multilateral funding.