Examples of using Industrial restructuring in English and their translations into Arabic
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This system has laid the groundwork for policy responses to structural unemployment caused by industrial restructuring and active labour-market policy measures.
The European Union is aware of this problem and has promised substantial financial help to aid industrial restructuring and compensate for the lost tariff revenues.
also facilitate structural adjustment, including any industrial restructuring, designed to achieve more open markets and competitive enterprises.
has promised substantial financial help to aid industrial restructuring and compensate for the lost tariff revenues.
In the area of research, the Joint Unit undertook work in the framework of the programme ' s project on TNCs and industrial restructuring.
Substantive servicing of meetings: annual sessions(8); meetings of groups of experts mandated by WP.8, covering, for example, industrial restructuring and competitiveness, Internet enterprise development and knowledge-based economy, entrepreneurship and corporate governance(32);
Activities include country studies on the impact of foreign investment and foreign affiliates on industrial restructuring and development and regional inputs to the preparation and dissemination of the World Investment Report, the World Investment Directory, and the Investment Policy Reviews.
In addition, eight articles in books and international periodicals and eight documents on industrial restructuring and the design of policies to enhance the competitiveness of the countries of the region have been published, and six courses(four at postgraduate level)
Support was expressed for the proposed revisions, including the division of subprogramme 6 into two subprogrammes-- Trade development and Industrial restructuring and enterprise development-- since those subjects represented a major economic challenge for countries with economies in transition.
This machinery was supplemented in 1994 by three legislative decrees designed to serve as a framework for the redundancy plans resulting from the industrial restructuring measures and to provide social coverage for workers suffering from the consequences.
The second phase aims to draw upon the histories of environmental pollution control and industrial restructuring in the developed countries, and will focus particularly on Japan; the hope is to help developing
(d) To monitor and identify industrial sectors and occupations in which women are at risk of displacement by technological change or industrial restructuring, and to develop retraining, career development or other employment assistance programmes as required;
A key issue is the mobilization of effective financial resources, particularly venture capital, which are urgently required not only for industrial restructuring and investment but also for strengthening the basic physical infrastructure for industrial competitiveness.
Review and analyse global and regional trends and developments that have an impact on areas such as intraregional trade, investment, technology and financial flows, enterprise development, trade efficiency, information technology, industrial restructuring and relocation, and technological development and transfer.
In December 2005, the State Council issued the Decision to Publish and Implement the Interim Provisions on Promoting Industrial Restructuring, and along with the Decision to Strengthen Environmental Protection by Applying the Scientific Concept of Development.
This raises important policy questions: whether and how small firms could be provided with more assistance; whether environmental policies may lead to industrial restructuring, and whether that is socially desirable.
The programme represents UNIDO's integrated response, and covers the following priority components:(a) industrial restructuring for competitiveness;(b) agro-based industries with emphasis on leather, wood and food; and(c) cleaner environment.
Several speakers highlighted the responsibility of Governments in safeguarding the interests of the very poor and of those affected by industrial restructuring caused by a shift to low carbon energy sources.
UNIDO is working to reduce poverty among women, inter alia, by alleviating negative impacts which may arise from industrial restructuring(including privatization) and technological change.
The programme focuses on strengthening capacity and capabilities in coping with the aftermath of the long civil war, accelerating systemic transformation, economic stability, continuous industrial restructuring and rehabilitation and private sector development.