Examples of using Developing countries will continue in English and their translations into French
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Finally, the study work in developing countries will continue under the Phase II of the CDIP project IP and Socio-Economic Development6.
In addition Intervida's interventions in developing countries will continue to make efforts to achieve the UN's Development Goals for the millennium.
However, even in the most optimistic scenario, many developing countries will continue to lack the necessary financial resources to achieve the internationally agreed development goals.
Otherwise, many developing countries will continue in a downward spiral of declining income
The extent to which commodity exporting developing countries will continue to benefit from high commodity prices will depend on how global demand and supply in the different commodity groups evolve.
It is clear that the international financial imbalances with regard to developing countries will continue to worsen as long as world economic structures are marked by unequal terms of trade.
The extent to which commodity exporting developing countries will continue to benefit from high commodity prices will depend on how global demand for, and supply of, the different commodities evolve.
Progress in increasing the food supply in developing countries will continue but, at 2,730 cal/day in 2010, developing countries will still consume less than developed countries 3,470 cal/day.
the expected sustained demand increases in developing countries will continue to underpin strong markets for most mineral commodities at least in the medium term.
knowledge gaps between developed and developing countries will continue to widen and be made worse by globalization.
youth in the developing countries will continue to be spectators
What the future brings will very much depend on whether fast growing developing countries will continue to catch up, and whether those who did not manage to catch up in the past are more successful in the future.
otherwise commodity producers and exporters in developing countries will continue to suffer from lower levels of access to finance to the detriment of their development efforts.
The least developed countries will continue to need special attention
The report also projects that allocations for the least developed countries will continue to increase through 2018.
In view of their limited domestic resources, the least developed countries will continue to need enhanced external financial assistance and other support.
and the Governments of less developed countries will continue to require technical and financial assistance from donors.
we are confident that the developed countries will continue to be committed to honouring their official development assistance pledges.
implementation of the Convention, and national reports from affected and developed countries will continue to be the main knowledge base for the review of implementation.
The countries of the North Africa zone along with the developed countries will continue to provide support at a political institutional