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Agriculture, Rural Economic Development and Food Security in Developing Countries, 2008.
To help ensure food security in developing countries in the face of the current worldwide surge in food prices, Luxembourg has putin place a range of short-term measures.
Can agricultural biotechnology help to reduce hunger andincrease food security in developing countries?
Many delegations highlighted the need for capacity-building andtransfer of marine technology in order to improve food security in developing countries.
The adverse impact of globalization on agricultural production and food security in developing countries has led to an increasing interest in fair trade.
USAID works with a variety of partners including other donors, foundations, universities, andfor-profit firms to increase food security in developing countries.
Alarmed and concerned about the threat posed by the activities of mercenaries to peace and security in developing countries in various parts of the world,in particular in areas of conflict.
One delegation noted that depletion of global fish stocks had been caused by current levels of fish product consumption that had similarly affected food security in developing countries.
Alarmed and concerned at the danger that the activities of mercenaries constitute to peace and security in developing countries in various parts of the world,in particular in areas of conflict.
Australia has recently sharpened the focus of our development assistance programme on supporting good governance,basic social services and security in developing countries.
Alarmed and concerned about the danger that the activities of mercenaries constitute to peace and security in developing countries, particularly in Africa and in small States, and also elsewhere.
The United States supported all partnerships among countries andwas actively engaged with numerous countries in three-way partnerships to promote food security in developing countries.
Alarmed and concerned about the danger that the activities of mercenaries constitute to peace and security in developing countries, in particular in Africa and in small States, and also elsewhere.
Over the past 30 years, IFAD had invested $11 billion in low-interest loans and grants to promote agricultural and rural development andenhanced food security in developing countries.
Section III deals with the possible effects of the Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture on food production, including agro-industrial products andglobal food security in developing countries.
The Government of Mexico reiterated its commitment to improving agricultural productivity and food security in developing countries through actions aimed at eradicating poverty, promoting public health and stimulating sustainable economic growth.
The General Assembly has on numerous occasions expressed its concern at the danger that activities of mercenaries pose to peace and security in developing countries, particularly in Africa.
The extensive privatization of security in developing countries, where Government institutions frequently remain weak, raises important questions about the long-term security implications of such privatization, including its impact on public security, on reinforcing inequalities between the rich and the poor, and on the accountability and responsibility of such private actors.
Alarmed and concerned at the danger that the activities of mercenaries constitute to peace and security in developing countries, in particular in Africa and in small States.
The expert meeting will facilitate a sharing of experiences in key areas of South- South and triangular cooperation with a view to promoting sustainable agricultural development andensuring greater food security in developing countries.
Parliamentary documentation(i) Reports to the General Assembly on: the effects of the results of the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations on food production, including agro-industrial products andglobal food security in developing countries, 1996; further developments related to the strengthening of international organizations in the area of multilateral trade, 1996; concrete progress achieved on the issue of trade and environment, 1997; world commodity trends and prospects, 1996;
Report to the General Assembly on the effects of the results of the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations on food production, including agro-industrial products andglobal food security in developing countries;
While the welfare regimes that prevail in OECD countries underwrite the social security of their populations with varying degrees of generosity,statutory social security in developing countries has been largely confined to those in formal employment, with an underlying assumption in many countries that coverage would be extended to the rest of the population with economic development and the gradual formalization of labour markets.
A successful and timely conclusion to the Doha Round that lowered market access barriers and eliminated export subsidies would also help to create economic growth andimprove food security in developing countries.
For example, over the longer term increased demand for biofuels could provide an opportunity for poverty reduction andimproved food security in developing countries, but only if appropriate policies and investments were put in place.
While it was urgently necessary to reverse the decline of the share of agriculture in total ODA, new andadditional financial resources from all sources were needed to achieve sustainable agricultural development and food security in developing countries.
This pressured a number of countries into reforming their agricultural policies, which has resulted in reduced distortions in the trade in farm products andbetter prospects for enhancing food security in developing countries.
Requests the Secretary-General, in consultation with the relevant organs, organizations and bodies of the United Nations system, to submit to the General Assembly at its fifty-first session a report on the implementation of the present resolution, focusing in particular on the use of freshwater resources, as well as on the effects of the results of the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations on food production, including agro-industrial products andglobal food security in developing countries;