Sentence examples for benefits for developing countries from inspiring English sources

As Sussex's Wood points out: "Greater intimacy between developed and developing countries has had large benefits for developing countries, raising average living standards and accelerating development".

There is little doubt that foreign direct investment holds benefits for developing countries.

But even if not the top priority, progress on the new issues could generate substantial benefits for developing countries.

This would include free access to email and Wikipedia: two services that offer straightforward and direct benefits for developing countries.

Forestry projects under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) may provide several benefits for developing countries.

This paper reviews the tools applied in plant biotechnology and explores the prospects for biotechnology to generate benefits for developing countries.

Decisions on all of the Singapore issues remain to be taken, though the text explicitly tilts toward starting negotiations on trade facilitation and transparency in government procurement arguably the ones that offer the most immediate benefit for developing countries.

While ultra-low interest rates yielded few benefits for developed countries, they imposed significant costs on developing and emerging-market economies.

Find the song on "Drop the Debt" (World Village/Harmonia Mundi), a charity compilation that benefits debt cancellation for developing countries.

But biotechnology touches human lives in a way that information technology does not, and that is at the heart of the debate over its benefits and risks for developing countries.

While there are potential benefits to be gained from some of the elements of ANC and these benefits are most crucial for developing countries where maternal morbidity and mortality levels are high; the recommended first visits by skilled providers is received by few pregnant women in those countries [ 14].