Examples of using Would help developing countries in English and their translations into Spanish
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A request was made that UNCTAD should assist in building a real-time information base at the international level that would help developing countries cope with inherent variations of commodity prices.
risk management were key issues and that country-by-country reporting would help developing countries to identify high-risk issues.
Hence, the Latin American and Caribbean Group was of the opinion that the secretariat should continue examination of measures which would help developing countries formulate policies aimed at attracting stable FDI flows.
the heads of Government looked forward to the ways in which the G-7 would help developing countries, especially the least developed,
The transfer of proven technologies would help developing countries to adopt green approaches in a cost-effective manner, although many green
Experts expressed the hope that UNCTAD would continue to examine measures that would help developing countries, especially the least developed countries,
Greater policy coherence in the global economy would help developing countries to maximize the benefits from integration and minimize the adverse
The representative of Cuba said that the work of the Group would help developing countries acquire a better knowledge of the possibilities of taking the fullest advantage of the provisions of the very complex agreements resulting from the Uruguay Round,
local sustainable development bodies, since that would help developing countries to better cope with the problems created by climate change.
improving market access would help developing countries to become less dependent on capital inflows
For others, this new trend requires the Government to play a different active role in developing policies that would help developing countries keep up with the changing global market and the new forms of production organization and competitiveness.
substantial tariff cuts granted to these products would help developing countries to face the transitional cost of adjusting to the newly established multilateral disciplines and, as the case may be,
in exchanging technologies that would help developing countries to maintain energy supplies is crucial for the related areas of food security,
to formulate financing strategies and specific programmes which would help developing countries to meet their financing needs for achieving the Goals.
This in turn would help developing countries to meet the commitments made at the South Summit in 2000, the 2001 Conference
expansion of national industrial capacities, which would help developing countries adapt and keep up with the changing international economic environment.
observing that the attainment of those goals would help developing countries in their efforts to achieve greater participation by women in the socio-economic
The NAP process would help developing countries to better integrate adaptation into their existing and continuous development,
General Assembly resolution 68/304 on the establishment of a multilateral legal framework for sovereign debt restructuring processes would help developing countries achieve timely,
an exchange of information and expertise that would help developing countries to build and modernize their national institutions.