Examples of using Technology transfer to developing in English and their translations into Russian
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The foundations included crucial blocks such as capacity-building, technology transfer to developing countries and adaptation to climate change impacts.
Technical assistance, technology transfer to developing countries and countries with economies in transition
Technology transfer to developing countries has an important role to play in achieving sustainable development objectives on a global scale.
with particular emphasis on technology transfer to developing countries;
evidence shows that strengthening IPR protection may have a positive impact on the attraction of FDI and technology transfer to developing countries Lippoldt, 2005.
provides an additional channel for investments in technology transfer to developing countries, directly involving the private sector.
a number of agreements incorporated commitments concerning HCMs affecting technology transfer to developing countries.
International cooperation will also require facilitating technology transfer to developing countries in order to reduce the local harm caused by global warming.
The Technology Mechanism and other international instruments used to promote technology transfer to developing countries should be clearly aligned with the enabling frameworks that facilitate private-
Governments have a part to play in providing incentives to facilitate technology transfer to developing countries.
It underscored the importance of technology transfer to developing countries and recalled the provisions on technology transfer,
At the same time, increased financial support and technology transfer to developing countries will help these countries in their implementation of NAMAs,
among other things, continue to provide support, within its mandate, for capacity-building and technology transfer to developing countries to advance energy for sustainable development.
the challenge was to promote greater technology transfer to developing countries.
assist in capacity development and promote technology transfer to developing countries and countries in transition
application of atomic energy for peaceful uses, in technology transfer to developing countries and in nuclear safety,
by their Governments of the need for home country measures to encourage FDI and technology transfer to developing countries, particularly the least developed among them.
financial assistance and technology transfer to developing countries and countries with economies in transition is important to accomplish the objectives set out in IFCS' Priorities for Action Beyond 2000.
This draft declaration fails to mention concrete commitments on financing and technology transfer to developing countries which are part of the responsibilities assumed by the developed nations under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.