Examples of using Host developing in English and their translations into Arabic
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The CDM benefits both the investor and host countries by contributing to sustainable development in the host developing countries and by allowing investor countries to meet their greenhouse gas reduction targets at the lowest possible cost by taking advantage of the lower marginal cost of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in developing countries.
Because the motivations and competitive strengths of developing country TNCs and the locational advantages sought by those firms diverge in several respects from those of TNCs from developed countries, their impact on host developing economies may provide certain advantages over the impact of FDI from developed countries.
(i) To further understanding of the nature and the political, legal, economic and social effects of the activities of transnational corporations in host countries; enhance the contribution of transnational corporations to national development goals, while controlling and reducing their negative effects and strengthening the capacity of host developing countries in their dealings with transnational corporations.
reviewed two protection/programme policy issues at its March meeting: an update on safety and security issues for both staff and refugees and the economic and social impact of massive refugee populations on host developing countries as well as other countries.
Which policies and measures related to maximizing the positive and minimizing the negative effects of FDI are the most important ones from the point of view of host developing countries and economies in transition? The literature suggests that these are policies and measures related to transfer of technology, the promotion of linkages(including performance requirements), anti-competitive practices and(again) incentives.
Host developing countries continue to seek a balance between creating conditions conducive to further FDI and greater TNCs involvement- bringing capital and technology- and increasing benefits to the host-country economy in terms of government revenues, production, exports and national and local development, while at the same time minimizing environmental and social costs of such investment.
Agreement on Tariffs and Trade(GATT)); but those mentioned in the illustrative list annexed to the Agreement do not include transfer-of-technology requirements(which are among the most significant for upgrading the technological capabilities of host developing countries) and export-performance requirements.
global markets, stable ties with host developing countries are established which have, to a certain extent, a self-perpetuating nature, e.g., through reinvested earnings.
Host developing countries and countries with economies in transition that seek to attract long-term international investment flows should continue to take steps to put into place a transparent,
While welcoming the decision of JCGP to set a target date for this exercise, the General Assembly in resolution 47/199 emphasized that that process should be achieved in cooperation with host Governments in a way that increased efficiency, such as by means of the consolidation of administrative infrastructures of the organizations concerned, and with no financial increase in the cost of operations either to the United Nations system or the host developing country.
In returning to the issue of how to address the modalities for taking up the proposed topic of the economic and social impact of massive refugee populations on host developing countries, as well as other countries, the Chairman recalled the four sub-items proposed under this general heading: possible principles for action; UNHCR ' s mandate in this regard; practical measures for increasing coordination between emergency and national structures;
With a few major exceptions(Canada, Germany and Japan), the employment shares of foreign affiliates in manufacturing in host developed countries increased during the 1980s, indicating a higher degree of transnationalization.
It can be noted that this form of assistance tends to be quite efficient, as it allows for the participation of a number of policymakers and legal and technical experts at the national level, at relatively low cost to the hosting developing State since there is no international travel involved.
the FDI share from developing countries is higher in host developing countries(19 per cent in 1990) than in host developed countries. See" Trends in foreign direct investment"(TD/B/ITNC/2).
The ascendance of services in FDI in host countries initially took place in host developed countries(which have also always been dominant home countries for services FDI), with developing host countries joining the process in the second half of the 1980s(when they began to open service industries to FDI, including especially through privatization) and transition economies since the early 1990s.
Development of Host Developing Countries.
And Social Development of Host Developing Countries.
Host developing countries, as well as other countries.
III. Impact of TNC participation on host developing countries.
Social and economic impact of large refugee populations on host developing countries.