Examples of using To knowledge-based in English and their translations into Russian
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Transitioning to knowledge-based economies.
Finally, resource efficiency and ecological sustainability are not only public goods butalso a complement to knowledge-based growth.
The shift from material- to knowledge-based resources opened up vast opportunities for the developing countries to accelerate the pace of development.
Session II also provided the opportunity for national statements by country representatives on recent developments of relevance to knowledge-based development.
In essence, the shift to knowledge-based economies, catalyzed and accelerated by advances in ICTs, is integral to the ongoing process of globalization.
Another common challenge is the establishment of a policy, financial andregulatory environment conducive to knowledge-based development and higher competitiveness.
Marketing and business development As countries are moving to knowledge-based economies, a rapidly growing market for satellite imagery and related information analyses and value added products is emerging worldwide.
Social policy, especially in education and training,plays a key role in fostering innovations necessary for the transition to knowledge-based and innovation-driven economies.
Management of timely and useful information is vital to knowledge-based approaches to development cooperation and to effective administration.
The need for leaderships in creating a new socio-economic model for asustainable competitive society and the role of ICT in transforming society from resource-based to knowledge-based society; and.
Regional development and its realization strategy passing to knowledge-based economy and post-crisis sustainable recovery for a region and business entities, 2011-2015.
Mr. Hajiyev expressed appreciation to ESCAP and UNECE for organizing the session and highlighted the important role of the PWG on KBD,which serves as a forum for discussion on issues related to knowledge-based development among SPECA countries.
The Asian and Pacific Centre for Transfer of Technology,a regional institution of ESCAP, contributes to knowledge-based networking for development through established technology transfer networks in the Asia-Pacific region.
Supports the transformation of the SPECA countries into knowledge-based economies through:(i)facilitating cooperation on initiatives related to knowledge-based economy;(ii) supporting capacity-building activities and programmes;(iii) serving as a forum for discussion of issues on ICT for Development; and(iv) promoting the Public-Private Sector Partnership(PPP) and multi-stakeholder approach. Jointly with UNESCAP.
Development and poverty alleviation depended on the ability of nations to move from agricultural to knowledge-based economies, which could be achieved only by producing goods of high added value.
Policies in the following areas are of particular importance:education and training relevant to knowledge-based activities; promotion of knowledge creation and adaptation through specialized research institutions; incentives for research and development by indigenous firms; and promoting channels of transmission of technology between indigenous and foreign firms.
As African countries continue to invest in human resources development and improve macroeconomic governance,they should be able to position themselves to shift to knowledge-based industries and to increase the size of domestic markets.
According to Mr. Chadha,the changing shape of society, from resource-based to knowledge-based, refers to a move to a knowledge economy and/or imagination economy, which has been one area in which many economies have grown.
The expertise made available in expert meetings through experts speaking in their personal capacity has contributed to knowledge-based and frank discussions, as well as to consensus-building and sharing of experience.
It is encouraging that existing regional initiatives are increasingly promoting the transition to knowledge-based economies via the promotion of education, human resources development and training, and research and development.
Such efforts should include transfer of technology to developing countries on concessional and preferential terms, as mutually agreed,especially technology related to knowledge-based sectors, the mobilization of resources from all sources, public and private, at the national and international levels, and promoting capacity-building.
Such efforts should include transfer of technology, in particular to developing countries, on concessional and preferential terms, as mutually agreed,especially technology related to knowledge-based sectors, the mobilization of resources from all sources, public and private, at the national and international levels, and promoting capacity-building.
The group aims to facilitate transformation of SPECA countries into efficientknowledge-based economies through:( i) facilitating cooperation on initiatives related to knowledge-based economy development, in particular on ICT for Development;( ii) supporting and coordinating capacity-building activities and programmes;( iii) serving as a forum for discussion of issues on ICT for Development;( iv) promoting the Public-Private Sector Partnership( PPP) and multi-stakeholder approach.
All countries now face new challenges in transitioning from a resource-based to a knowledge-based economy.
The above positive aspects would allow the CRIC to draw comprehensive conclusions and to make knowledge-based recommendations to the COP that will ultimately facilitate its decision-making role.
Today, Aalborg is a city in transition from a working-class industrial area to a knowledge-based community.
The Islamic Republic of Iran faces both opportunities andchallenges during its transition from a natural resource-based to a knowledge-based economy.
It recognized the important role that broadband technologies were playing in transforming the region from an information-based to a knowledge-based society.
Enhanced governmental support to the emerging knowledge-based economy.
Delegations underlined the intrinsic importance of evaluation to a knowledge-based, knowledge-networked organization.