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make sure small farmers in developing countries can compete and thrive in the global economy.
First, much-needed growth can be achieved without the cost to the planet of increased carbon emissions and, secondly, developing countries can achieve, through renewables,
that it can be an economic lever for developing countries cannot be a matter of indifference to the European Union.
Developing countries can benefit from biotechnology products designed for developed countries'(healthcare,
With Save and Grow developing countries can thus avoid the risks of unsustainable intensification while realizing cassava's potential for producing higher yields,
The challenges faced by youth in developing countries can be different from those faced by Finns,
Viewed positively, private schemes present an opportunity that developing countries can use to their advantage by providing a common language within the supply chain
After all, it is within the multilateral system that the developing countries can continue to be heard via the G20
get it shared so that developing countries can come to the table of the WTO clear about what is in their interests.
also to examine whether developing countries can be helped by setting up programmes to protect the people in the event of possible terrorist attacks involving biological weapons.
the principle of less-than-full reciprocity applied, in order to ensure that the developing countries can protect their fragile industrial sectors
and energy developing countries can benefit by exporting biofuels to the EU,
Developed countries can claim.
Developing countries could also benefit enormously from all these advantages.
Important role that Senegal and other developing countries could play in the UN;
Developing countries could be further encouraged to take part in international efforts to reduce emissions.
No developing country can work properly in the modern world if it rejects fundamental, universal values.
the total costs of mitigation and adaptation in developing countries could amount to around EUR 100 billion annually.
The UNFCCC Secretariat estimated that adaptation costs in all developing countries could range between€ 23-54 billion per year in 2030.
April 2008- Rapid increases in the large-scale production of liquid biofuels in developing countries could exacerbate the marginalization of women in rural areas threatening their livelihoods.