Examples of using Promoting structural in English and their translations into Russian
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Promoting structural transformation.
Addressing persistent and emerging development challenges:An integrated approach to promoting structural transformation.
Promoting structural reforms aimed at improving the framework conditions for poverty alleviation;
UNCTAD XIII Round Table IV- Addressing persistent and emerging development challenges:An integrated approach to promoting structural transformation.
The round table will address policy issues in five areas deemed crucial for promoting structural transformation and engendering development in the new global environment.
Within this approach, much more attention is given to building entrepreneurial capabilities and production linkages,as well as promoting structural transformation.
Attracting private investment to energy service delivery systems by promoting structural reform, ensuring judicial security and creating an adequate business environment in order to orient investments towards sustainable development objectives;
Since the 1980s,the political leadership of the country has placed emphasis on the reorientation of education by promoting structural and institutional changes.
The strategy proposed by ECA aimed at mainstreaming employment in macroeconomic policies; promoting structural transformation and diversification; investing in human resources development; and strengthening institutional capacities.
He also pointed out that there is a disagreement about whether it is bad for employment to decline by raising the minimum wage, andthat high wages have the effect of promoting structural reforms and forcing productivity improvements.
Promoting structural adjustment and reform, including as regards the contribution of such reforms to restore economic growth and job creation and to ensure that the design and implementation of such programmes incorporate the social dimension;
The Office should continue to provide legal andother technical assistance aimed at promoting structural change and cooperation to benefit the Cambodian people.
Policies promoting structural change, typically initiating improvements in agricultural productivity, supporting industrial development and shifting into higher value-added service sectors have contributed to poverty reduction in some countries in recent decades.
In this regard, it was noted that the public sector had an important role to play in promoting structural transformation and in making economic growth benefit all stakeholders.
Growth was supported by policies promoting structural change, typically with agricultural productivity improvements, large-scale investments in rural infrastructure and services, land entitlements for the rural poor, support for industrialization and capacity to participate in global trade.
Secondly, at the same time, fiscal policy needs to be redesigned to strengthen its impact on employment and aid in the transition towards promoting structural change for more sustainable economic growth over the medium and long run.
At the same time, economic growth must be supported by policies promoting structural change, typically including agricultural productivity improvements, industrialization, access to global trade and large-scale investments in rural infrastructure and services.
A striking feature of the Istanbul Programme of Action is the greater importance given- for the first time- to building the productive base of LDCs' economies, promoting structural transformation and the commitment for half of the LDCs to reach the criteria of graduation by 2020.
The Ministers underscored the need to rethink the role of the State in Africa's economic transformation and development and called for the construction of African developmental States that use the role of the State in planning, formulation and implementation of appropriate development plans andpolicies, and the market as an instrument for governing development and promoting structural transformation.
On the one side, it is apparent that East Asia, which has been most successful in achieving the MDGs,is the region where development strategies are most closely focused on promoting structural transformation, developing productive capacities and generating employment opportunities rather than focused solely on poverty and human development outcomes per se.
We underline the need for full flexibility and policy space for least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing States in framing their national and sectoral development strategies and plans to pursue a developmental state,which can play an active role in promoting structural transformation and the creation of productive employment.
Reiterates the importance of developing productive capacities and promoting structural economic transformation, including diversification of LDC economies to effectively address the root causes of underdevelopment in LDCs, promote sustained economic growth and development, expand productive employment and enable them to meet the graduation objective of the Istanbul Programme of Action;
There was thus an emerging consensus on the importance of developing productive capacities and promoting structural economic transformation, including diversification, to effectively address the root causes of underdevelopment in LDCs, ensure sustained economic growth and development, expand productive employment and enable LDCs to meet the graduation objective of the Istanbul Programme of Action.
For example, Governments should consider increasing expenditure in infrastructure and promote structural transformation through fiscal incentives.
It promotes structural changes in various aspects of life from education to economic to social integration.
Furthermore, it promotes structural reform in order to ensure better functioning markets and strengthen competition.
The LDCs must promote structural transformation and build their productive capacities to start catching up with the rest of the world and to substantially reduce poverty.
He highlighted specific policy areas that could promote structural transformation, including regional integration.
Recognizes that the UNDP Evaluation Policy(DP/2011/3) promotes structural independence of the evaluation function;
Governments recognize that such policies need to have a"positive" approach which promotes structural adjustment in line with changes in comparative advantage.