Examples of using Capacity in developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization noted the need to better understand changes occurring in ocean systems, and for more oceans research capacity in developing countries.
differences as well as their impact, and to continue to build capacity in developing countries to deal with these issues.
The programme works with more than 100 partner countries and counterpart organizations within and outside the United Nations system to build capacity in developing countries for collecting and managing information on water quality.
Voluntary contributions have also been provided to build capacity in developing countries and to enhance States ' understanding of the work of the Commission, applications of the CTBT verification technologies and the benefits accruing from membership of the Commission, including the potential benefits derived from the civil and scientific applications of the verification technologies.
The Meeting concluded that technical assistance was a key requirement for strengthening legal frameworks and building capacity in developing countries to enable them to effectively prevent and suppress not only terrorism
(iii) Activities should build capacity in developing countries, including for meeting treaty and related normative obligations
explaining their hazards, noting that such an inventory would be a very helpful tool for developing countries. Another participant noted the need to increase capacity in developing countries to respond to poisoning incidents and chemicals-related accidents.
Technical Cooperation established jointly with Brunei Darussalam in 1995, Indonesia had carried out programmes to develop human resources and build capacity in developing countries in cooperation with such entities as UNEP, the Japan International Cooperation Agency(JICA) and the Islamic Development Bank.
Furthermore, pursuant to Resolution 2001/31 of the United Nations Economic and Social Council, UNCTAD is seeking to launch a Science and Technology Diplomacy Initiative to build capacity in developing countries with a view to addressing more effectively issues related to the role of science and technology in multilateral negotiations, particularly with respect to trade and investment.
(iii) Activities should build capacity in developing countries, including for meeting treaty
It would focus on building capacity in developing countries to overcome institutional, financial, and information barriers specifically related to adapting, absorbing and upgrading environmentally sound climate change technologies
(iii) Activities should build capacity in developing countries, including for meeting treaty and related normative obligations, and, through the sharing of experience gained at the country level, enrich the analytical functions of the implementing entity for the benefit of all Member States;
The Population Division continued to play a role in building and strengthening capacity in developing countries to analyse the demographic information needed to guide the formulation and implementation of population policy, although the scope of its action in this area was constrained by the lack of a dedicated post for technical cooperation.
The project will build capacity in developing countries to design and implement studies for determining toxic chemicals from waste management practices, identify the main drivers for high emission factors and provide initial recommendations on best practices to reduce the formation and release of these toxic chemicals and, thus, reduce exposures to the environment and the general population.
Capacity building for debt sustainability in developing countries;(b)">Strengthening capacity in developing countries for meeting the Millennium Development Goals through policies and actions in trade and trade-related areas;(c) Capacity building in trade and transport facilitation for land-locked
strengthening capacity in developing countries to meet the MDG through policies and actions in trade and trade-related areas;(c) capacity building in trade and transport facilitation for landlocked
Space Affairs will contribute to the establishment of an international committee on GNSS that will, among other things, serve to exchange information between providers of GNSS systems and their augmentations and major user groups, address issues of interference with the electromagnetic signal and build capacity in developing countries.