Examples of using For the development process in English and their translations into Arabic
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expert group meetings on: macroeconomic and development policies and the implications of globalization for the development process(2); and, current and forthcoming research on macroeconomic and development policies and global interdependence(2);
A key aim of the Framework is to assist the Government in asserting greater ownership and accountability for the development process and to help authorities put in place the necessary structures that will reduce aid dependency in the longer term.
four ad hoc expert group meetings on debt and ODA(1); current and forthcoming research on macroeconomic and development policies and global interdependence(1); macroeconomic and development policies and the implications of globalization for the development process(2);
e-financing to replace traditional financial intermediation, and its implications for the development process.
it was clear that that assistance had been used to alleviate the repercussions of the war and not for the development process.
There is a growing awareness that recent development strategies promoted mainly by the multilateral financial institutions have limitations for the development process and should, along with certain domestic policies, adapt to evolving global conditions.
deepening interdependence among countries and sectors of the economy, in the light of their consequences for the development process.
(b) Other countries considered that the above issue was important for the development process of developing countries and countries in transition, as this enabled
In the area of debt, research and analysis will be carried out on the implications of the continuing debt problems for the development process of developing countries and on the evolution of the international debt strategy, encompassing all categories of debt. by undertaking in-depth research and analysis,
After considering the significance of these issues for the development process, the Commission may, therefore, wish to identify
expert group meetings on: macroeconomic and development policies and the implications of globalization for the development process(2); current and forthcoming research on macroeconomic and development policies and global interdependence(2); portfolio investment and investment-related financial issues(2); and African economic recovery and development(2);
possible without development and also that multifunctional missions had a two-fold responsibility, namely the provision of security and assistance for the development process.
Bearing in mind the growing importance of governance issues for the development process, the reflection addressed ways, on the one hand, to enhance the effectiveness of the work of the Group of Experts and its impact on the intergovernmental deliberations on economic and social issues and, on the other, to reinforce policy guidance by the Council and coordination with other subsidiary bodies, in particular regarding the follow-up to major United Nations conferences.
With respect to public entities that act as national counterparts, they received support for:(a) creation or strengthening of consensus-building capacity;(b) establishment or strengthening of management capacity for the development process, especially in the area of formulation and implementation of public policy;(c) support to increased outputs and creation of institutional capacity to undertake new activities; and(d) improvement of efficiency, information and management systems.
(g) Research and analysis in the area of debt,[as well as technical cooperation with developing countries in debt management and renegotiation, and provision of advice to them on debt issues] particularly on the implications of the continuing debt problems for the development process of developing countries and on the evolution of the international debt strategy, encompassing all categories of debt;
At the third consultative meeting between the Secretariat-General of the League of Arab States and the African Union Commission(Addis Ababa, December 2007), the study prepared by the experts was reviewed and adopted as an authoritative document for the development process. It was resolved to form a joint working group from the two organizations to work in Addis Ababa, Cairo and Bamako(the headquarters of the Institute) for a period of one year to formulate a development plan.
(vi) Ad hoc expert groups(regular budget and extrabudgetary): seven ad hoc expert group meetings on upcoming issues on global interdependence(2); current and forthcoming research on macroeconomic and development policies and global interdependence(2); macroeconomic and development policies and the implications of globalization for the development process(1); DMFAS Advisory Group meeting(2); DMFAS annual report, as the background document for the Advisory Group meeting(2);