Examples of using Poor developing in English and their translations into Russian
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as they are in so many other poor developing countries.
is giving highest priority to increasing the capacity of poor developing countries.
Small and poor developing countries are particularly vulnerable
economic activity in which poor developing countries can be competitive
External debt prevented poor developing countries from reaping the benefits of reform
We are aware that the poor developing countries are already bearing the burden of some of its most negative effects.
The poor developing countries must participate actively in the decision-making process shaping the international economic environment.
For many poor developing countries, such programmes would require at least medium-term support from the international community.
Venezuela had created an international humanitarian fund to assist poor developing countries and combat poverty.
the gap between the rich developed countries and the poor developing ones is getting wider and economic and social inequalities continue.
While developed countries subsidize their agriculture by $1 billion a day, many poor developing countries cannot afford to subsidize theirs,
industrialized countries are being adopted in poor developing countries at a higher rate than we may be willing to admit.
Due to a lack of financial resources, many poor developing countries are compelled either to reallocate budgets that are already stretched thin in order to implement recommendations that came out
since the last depression, has rekindled the debate on the best possible mechanisms to address this problem facing poor developing commodity-dependent countries.
making it a debtor to a number of poor developing countries.
Given that most of the technologies are beyond the reach of poor developing countries, the Working Group called for a governance mechanism that strikes a balance between the global public goods nature of genomics knowledge
Consequently, if poor developing countries want to achieve their national development objectives,
United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) into advisory bodies, and away from development assistance, which poor developing countries need now more than ever.
The long-term consequences of natural disasters are likely to be severe for a poor developing country like Malawi,
Recent studies suggest that investment is a key driver of long-run growth and development and that a minimum average investment rate of 25 per cent is required for poor developing countries to create employment and achieve significant reductions in poverty UNCTAD, 2014.