Examples of using COMPAL in English and their translations into Spanish
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COMPAL activities implemented in 2013.
He urged that COMPAL be extended beyond 2008.
COMPAL: what type of deliverables on competition law and policy?
They described several activities carried out with the assistance of COMPAL.
Annual COMPAL meeting on Bolivia and Peru.
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This has influenced the selection of partner countries for COMPAL Global.
These reports will be made available at the COMPAL side event during UNCTAD XIII in Doha, Qatar.
Thanks to COMPAL, UNCTAD also assisted Nicaragua and Peru in the preparation of their consumer laws.
On that occasion,UNCTAD signed a memorandum of understanding with Honduras enabling the latter to accede to COMPAL.
COMPAL assisted the Governments of five countries in implementing consumer protection and competition legislation.
Paraguay and Uruguay have their national projects andhave benefited from the cooperation of COMPAL through the regional component.
COMPAL interacts with various forums and informal networks within the region in and promote a culture of competition in the continent.
She expressed appreciation for the support received from COMPAL and the financing it received from Switzerland's State Secretariat for Economic Affairs.
Indeed, COMPAL granted technical cooperation to the Dominican Republic with some funds granted by the Governments of Spain and Ecuador.
The programme is open to other initiatives for the remaining Latin American countries andto other countries expressing interest in collaborating with COMPAL.
An important component of COMPAL will also consist of fostering the creation of small and medium-sized enterprises(SMEs) and improving their competitiveness.
UNCTAD should provide detailed informationon future activities so that member States could consider their participation in the replication of COMPAL.
COMPAL is a programme on competition and consumer protection policies for Latin America, supported by the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs SECO.
Regional components aim at strengthening cooperation between beneficiary countries anddisseminating lessons learned from COMPAL activities throughout Latin America.
Under the national component of COMPAL, UNCTAD participated in the benchmarking event for the future competition authority in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
The importance of regional leaders: The competition agencies of Colombia and Peru played a key role in supporting and mentoring staff from countries with weaker agencies andin generating momentum for COMPAL activities in the region.
In addition, COMPAL will strengthen the effective protection of consumers rights and the consolidation of the national consumer protection system.
The delegation of Switzerland introduced a video clip on COMPAL and briefly reported on the findings of an independent evaluation of the programme, which had recently been carried out.
In Nicaragua, COMPAL will continue working on the creation of the necessary institutional framework to enforce the competition law at the local level.
This has led to tremendous reforms in COMPAL countries, where all countries have competition and consumer laws in place.
In COMPAL Global, UNCTAD will seek counterparts with a comprehensive understanding of competition and consumer protection issues who will be able to contribute effectively to the programme's activities.
UNCTAD believes that the exchange of experiences among COMPAL countries is a key element that nourishes the specific activities agreed upon with the donors of COMPAL, under the regional component.
In Peru, COMPAL shall deepen institution-building activities to be carried out by INDECOPI on competition and consumer protection issues.
Following the successful implementation of COMPAL I(2005- 2008), resources were obtained in 2008 to launch the COMPAL II programme(2009- 2012), including Colombia as the sixth beneficiary country and comprising activities at both national and regional levels.
Thus, in the case of Colombia, COMPAL will work on issues linked to the lack of institutional evaluation, implementation and outsourcing of competition policy and consumer protection at the national level.