Examples of using Sector of developing countries in English and their translations into Russian
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The electric power sector of developing countries faces a formidable array of new challenges.
In contrast to its limited significance relative to aggregate employment, the role of TNC employment in the modern manufacturing sector of developing countries has often been substantial table 10.
A more troubling, but understandable,explanation was that the domestic financial sector of developing countries did not provide the level of stability and transparency required to retain investment and attract new investment.
Concerned about significant cut-backs in assistance programmes since the mid-1980s which could not be compensated by the inflows of foreign investments to the mineral sector of developing countries.
This is a formidable task, especially for the commodity sector of developing countries, from the point of view of both human and financial requirements.
While increasingly sophisticated models have been developed and employed to analyse these tradeoffs, including models that incorporate environmental costs and benefits into the planning process,their use in the power sector of developing countries has been limited.
The subprogramme will be oriented towards assisting the insurance sector of developing countries to resolve existing market inefficiencies and to deal with new challenges.
ICT can be used to enhance the effectiveness of policies and measures addressing most of the major problems of development, including those concerning the productivity andhence the competitiveness of the enterprise sector of developing countries.
Recognizing the importance of an enabling international and national environment for the agriculture sector of developing countries and the creation of a more level playing field in agriculture in accordance with the mandate from the Doha Development Agenda of the World Trade Organization.
Takes note with appreciation of the report of the Secretary-General on proposal for a mechanism to monitor andgather information on a regular basis on issues concerning the flow of investment in the mineral sector of developing countries and capacity-building in investment promotion;
Recognizing the importance of an enabling international and national environment to increase andsustain investment in the agriculture sector of developing countries and to create a more level playing field in agriculture through greater market access, a substantial reduction in trade-distorting domestic support and the parallel elimination of all forms of export subsidies and disciplines on all export measures with equivalent effect in accordance with the mandate from the Doha Work Programme of the World Trade Organization.
The purpose of this agenda item is to bring together experts, government policymakers and representatives from transnational corporations(TNCs), to address the potential of foreign direct investment(FDI)for building productive capacities in the agricultural production sector of developing countries.
Recognizing also the importance of an enabling international and national environment to increase andsustain investment in the agriculture sector of developing countries, and the need to ensure that trade is supportive of agriculture through greater market access and the elimination of trade-distorting subsidies.
The World Trade Organization(WTO) noted in its comments on the preliminary study that a reform process had been launched during the Uruguay Round of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and furthered in the Doha negotiations aimed atreducing"trade-distorting domestic agricultural subsidies", in addition to the existing flexibilities for the agriculture sector of developing countries.
Although ESCAP has not recently conducted any specific studies or activities on iron ore, it has implemented, with the financial support of UNDP,a regional technical assistance programme aimed at revitalizing the mineral sector of developing countries in the Asia-Pacific region through the conduct of studies, organization of training workshops and the development of national mineral data bases.
It was suggested that the UNCTAD secretariat carry out an in-depth analysis and case studies of joint ventures and successful and unsuccessful contracts between transnational companies andtheir partners in the food processing sector of developing countries in order to assess the economic and social repercussions and impacts of cooperation.
In pursuing the objective set out in the table below, the main beneficiaries of the work of this subprogramme are experts and practitioners of trade-supporting services andrelated areas in the public or private sector of developing countries, in particular the least developed ones, and countries with economies in transition.
Dynamism of export sectors of developing countries and territories in world trade and their.
The increasing feminization of poverty in the informal and agricultural sectors of developing countries is another cause for great concern.
CRSP research is targeted at a number of crops and agricultural areas which are highly important to basic food security andthe productive agriculture sectors of developing countries.
Despite severely limited resources,UNISTAR has continued to prove its effectiveness in addressing the needs of the private and public sectors of developing countries for high-level, short-term volunteer expertise.
The first part of the document is entitled:"Capacity-building in electronic commerce:impact of the new economy on traditional sectors of developing countries: Electronic commerce and tourism.
Travel& Tourism is one of the major export sectors of developing countries and the primary source of foreign exchange earnings in the vast majority of these, creating much needed employment and opportunities for development.
In this regard,it stressed that the current forms of cooperation involving the public and private sectors of developing countries should be built upon and expanded, and also stressed the importance of identifying barriers and restrictions to the transfer of publicly and privately owned technologies.
The general objective of the project is to enhance the capacity of the public and private sectors of developing countries to address, in a participatory framework, those issues of sustainable development which arise when natural resources are exploited for primary commodity production.
Small-scale borrowers are being marginalized, butthere is also a growing pressure for resources to finance other economic sectors of developing countries, such as oil and gas, and telecommunications.
The precursor of UNISTAR, the focal point for short-term advisory services,was created by the Governing Council in its decision 85/13 of 29 June 1985 to meet the increasing demand for short-term, highly specialized volunteer advisory services to the private and public sectors of developing countries.
The IGE addressed the topic of international cooperation in investigating and prosecuting hard-core cartels affecting developing countries, as subsidies, abuse of dominance and anti-dumping practices that affect effective market entry,in particular with respect to commodity-related sectors of developing countries, especially LDCs.
Uzbekistan fully shares the view of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO), set out in its report The State of Food Insecurity in the World 2008, that efforts to address the foodcrisis should focus on small-scale farmers."In the medium-to-long term, the focus should be on strengthening the agriculture sectors of developing countries.
Changes were clearly needed in the tradable goods sectors of developing countries, as well as in the realm of macroeconomic stabilization, and it began to be realized that the debt-servicing obligations of many countries had come to exceed what they could ever be expected to pay, i.e., that they had become insolvent.