Examples of using Developing states in English and their translations into Japanese
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The developing States elected under paragraphs(d) and(e) of rule 84 of the rules of procedure of the Assembly shall be treated as a single chamber for the purposes of voting in the Council.
AOSIS stressed that small island developing States will be unable to adapt to some climate change impacts, and underscored that only ambitious and timely mitigation can reduce loss and damage.
This is the first time that small island developing States that have been severely affected by climate change have chaired the United Nations Climate Conference.
But for Pacific small island developing states, which name climate change as the single greatest threat to their survival, it will only be a success if inspirational words are followed by real action.
We urge the international community to ensure that, in the development of a vulnerability index, the special needs of small island developing States are taken into account.
The new projects have two major aims: First, to enhance the ocean governance capability in Small Island Developing States and other developing coastal nations.
(b) the technical documentation on the relevant equipment, machinery, devices and processes is made available to all States, in particular developing States which may need and request technical assistance in this field;
Guterres further announced that the two summits will be complemented by meetings on three other key challenges: Financing for Development, Universal Health Coverage and the risks faced by Small Island Developing States.
We also resolve to address the special needs of small island developing States, by implementing the Barbados Programme of Action and the outcome of the twenty-second special session of the General Assembly rapidly and in full.
Canada and the World Bank Group said they would support small island developing states to expand their renewable-energy infrastructure to achieve greater access to energy and to decrease pollution.
Urge the international community to ensure that, in the development of a vulnerability index, the special needs of small island developing States are taken into account.
And it is why those two Summits will be complemented by prominent meetings on three other key challenges: financing for development, universal health coverage and the risks faced by small island developing States.
The most vulnerable nations, the least developed countries, the landlocked developing countries and the small island developing states which continue to make inroads into poverty reduction.
It forecasts that“following the decline of the West and the rise of Asia, by 2030 developing states will have taken over developed states”.
They identified that the transport infrastructure of small island developing states, such as Papua New Guinea, are particularly vulnerable to these hazards.
Nevertheless the region includes both developed countries(Japan) and major developing countries(China and India) as well as poorer more vulnerable developing countries e.g. small island developing states, least developed countries.
Report of the GEF and Guidance to the GEF: Chizuru Aoki, the GEF, reported on the GEF's support for INDC preparation, support to small island developing states, and support for NCs and biennial update reports.
The Leaders stressed the need for the Fund to support special consideration to Small Island Developing States(SIDS) to allow for improved access to the Fund and in so doing deliver practical and effective support for climate action in the Pacific region.
Dominica added that the Paris Agreement's preclusion of compensation and liability was a“loss” for small island developing states and requested that the Panel take note of that in the SROCC draft in some fashion.
As a follow-up to the United Nations Third International Conference on Small Island Developing States, held in Samoa in September 2014, this issue of Making It takes a look at the SIDS' potential to pursue sustainable economic development through steadily raising economic productivity.