Examples of using Standard-setting processes in English and their translations into Spanish
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Some of these studies significantly influenced the path that standard-setting processes took.
Representatives encouraged UNCTAD to explore the standard-setting processes to facilitate the participation of developing countries in them.
It also works at the international level,ensuring that women are included in standard-setting processes.
There should be greater coordination between such standard-setting processes at the United Nations and those at a regional level; and.
Major reforms initiated five years ago have transformed IFAC and its international standard-setting processes.
Greater coordination between such standard-setting processes at the United Nations and those at a regional level such as the Organization of American States.
Promotion of effective participation by developing countries in international standard-setting processes.
All States must therefore have the chance to participate in standard-setting processes and all States, irrespective of their size, must honour their obligations under international law.
Diplomats recognise(not always publicly) that NGOs andexperts are crucial partners in standard-setting processes.
What changes are needed in public and private sector standard-setting processes that affect international trade to ensure that the capabilities of small developing country producers are adequately taken into account?
Generally, small delegations are not able to actively engage in all the standard-setting processes in which they have an interest.
In this regard, the Group discussed a need for further enhancement of participation of developing countries andeconomies in transition in the international standard-setting processes.
In order to avoid selective approaches,it was essential to ensure that standard-setting processes involved all States Members of the Organization.
A draft may start to influence national law; over time,it may influence international jurisprudence or other standard-setting processes.
It is based on several short papers prepared by individuals who participated in different standard-setting processes, and a two-day meeting in Geneva organised by the International Commission of Jurists and the International Council.
These draft materials are being used as points of reference ina range of national, regional and international policy discussions and standard-setting processes.
As already noted in 2009, the global economic crisis underlined the need for consistency in economic policymaking and standard-setting processes at the global level and for greater transparency in international markets and strengthened surveillance and regulation of their excesses.
The draft materials are being used as reference in a range of national, regional andinternational policy discussions and standard-setting processes.
The ILO agenda for the 2014 International Labour Conference would include two standard-setting processes, the first of which would supplement ILO Convention No. 29 concerning Forced or Compulsory Labour to address implementation gaps with regard to prevention, protection and compensation and provide additional guidance to Member States.
Although the process of drafting new legal rules in the field ofhuman rights is time-consuming, the need for the proposed standards should prompt all those involved to complete the standard-setting processes as soon as possible.
Measures to protect and promote indigenous cultural heritage and traditional knowledge,including developments in conventions and standard-setting processes related to the protection of traditional knowledge and respect for the right to culture and the equitable sharing of benefits which accrue from the use of indigenous peoples' knowledge, innovations and practices;
At the meso level, transparency and accountability issues arise particularly with regard to information asymmetry and opaque price discovery mechanisms,as well as a lack of transparency and accountability in standard-setting processes.
In addi- tion, many of the least-developed countries lack the data as well as the capacity andtechnical expertise to fully participate in Codex standard-setting processes as well as other fora relevant to food safety and or quality issues WHO, ISO.
It is expected to boost organic trade and market development in the region, raise awareness of organicagriculture among farmers and consumers and create a unified negotiating position that should help East African organic farmers to gain access to export markets and influence international organic standard-setting processes.
For a fuller discussionof the draft declaration, see Julian Burger,"The Draft United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples" paper prepared for Workshop International Human Rights Standard-Setting Processes, International Council on Human Rights Policy and International Commission of Jurists, Geneva, 13-14 February 2005.
Efforts should be made to:(a)ensure the meaningful participation of developing countries in standard-setting processes;(b) design new standards in a transparent and inclusive manner;(c) strengthen institutional and technical capacity in developing countries to respond effectively to new standards in export markets; and(d) promote mutual recognition agreements.
He noted that States and the international community must do more to transform the standards articulated in the Declaration from an aspiration to a reality and stated that all international standard-setting processes that affected indigenous peoples should conform fully to the standards of the Declaration.
The need to strengthen and better coordinate institutional arrangements at the global level, supported by the establishment of a number of bodies andfunctions to facilitate and improve international standard-setting processes with an increased focus on enforcement and monitoring of compliance at the global level;
These include a lack of infrastructure, such as internationally accredited and recognized laboratories with advanced testing equipment; poor legislative capacity; limited skills and training; anda lack of engagement in international standard-setting processes that is largely attributable to the small size of these countries' scientific and business communities and to limited government resources.