Sentence examples for implications for developing countries from inspiring English sources
The first aim of this article is to analyse possible contradictions and synergies between these two strategies and analyse the implications for developing countries and sustainable development targets.
The developments in international agro-industry discussed here have implications for developing countries and the possibility of developing their agro-industrial sectors.
Health and Schooling: Evidence and Policy Implications for Developing Countries.
"But we are trying to get the immigration debate broadened, so that we look at the implications for developing countries as well as for our own".
Drawing on an original cross-country dataset on deposit insurance systems, an assessment of the impact of deposit insurance on banking outcomes and the policy implications for developing countries.
This chapter provides an overview of existing literature on international experience in improving medicine use, with a focus on identification of achievements and challenges of the quality use of medicines policies and the implications for developing countries.
It is quite evident that reductions in export subsidies and subsidized exports by the developed countries will have greater implications for developing country exports.
And then quit active journalism to research on policy issues concerning sustainable agriculture, biodiversity and intellectual property rights, environment and development, food security and poverty, biotechnology and hunger, and the implications of the free trade paradigm for developing countries.
Arabic resource manuals on Uruguay Round and Multilateral Trade Negotiations and on Implications of URAoA (Agreement on Agriculture) for Developing Countries were published and distributed to Member Countries.
The Implications of Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture for Developing countries - a Training Manual.
