Examples of using Ldcs in English and their translations into Chinese
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Programming
Consideration should also be given to proposals for developing countries to contribute to improved market access for LDCs' exports.
The LDCs had faced adverse circumstances, including natural disasters, falling commodity prices, a difficult economic climate and the impact of globalization.
Making investment contribute to development remains a key challenge for developing countries, in particular LDCs.
The geographical expansion was a direct result of the vision set forward in the 2005-2007 business plan to reach 40 LDCs by 2010.
(a) Diversification was a long-standing objective of LDCs, yet it was not taking place, since most LDCs remained dependent on commodities.
UNCTAD needed to continue its support for the LDCs in the areas of trade and investment and to help the LDCs increase their competitiveness and productive capacities.
The representative of Bangladesh, speaking on behalf of the LDCs, reaffirmed the importance of technology for LDCs.
LDCs faced relatively high tariff barriers, in comparison with other developing countries, prior to the recent market access initiatives.
The interests of developed countries diverge from those of developing countries, including LDCs.
Cross-cutting issues: All studies cover- to the extent possible- cases related to LDCs, Africa, ECDC and poverty alleviation.
(v) Integration of LDCs' problems into the work of intergovernmental machinery(para. 106);
High-level segment- Maximizing the development impact of remittances and diaspora knowledge in LDCs: Policy implications.
One expert suggested that preference-giving countries should be encouraged to grant LDCs duty-free and quota-free access for all products by the year 2000.
UNIDO' s support to the LDCs merits a special focus and cuts across all of the Organization' s thematic priorities.
Like other LDCs, Burkina Faso is convinced of the need for the international community to make an additional commitment to supplement persistent domestic efforts.
Nepal made specific reference to the development emergencies that least developed countries(LDCs) faced.
As international trade is vital for the development of LDCs, Turkey also attaches importance to the development of bilateral commercial relations with those countries.
Notwithstanding the many challenges facing LDCs, there is a sound basis for progress.
Given the LDCs' over-dependence on commodity exports, better international coordination and effective measures were necessary to prevent commodity prices from falling.
The guidelines contain the following operational issues to guide LDCs in accessing funds for the preparation of their NAPAs.