Sentence examples for reductions in developing from inspiring English sources

Buying emissions reductions in developing countries will only be allowed to count if the higher target is adopted.

This provides for emissions reductions in developing countries such as those on the Latin American pig farms to be certified by the UN.

That business was made possible by the Kyoto Protocol, which was agreed upon in 1997 and which encourages investors from the developed world to offset their own emissions by paying for reductions in developing countries.

The G20 was furious at the discrepancy between the Europeans' timidity on cutting farm tariffs and the ambition of their demands for reductions in developing countries' tariffs on industrial goods.

There is no clear formula or offer made with respect to tariff reductions in developing countries.

Just before midnight Saturday night, countries came together on a compact table that captures the range of dates under consideration for the first key steps – freezing HFC growth in developing countries and beginning reductions in developed countries.

His work includes issues related to the role of agriculture in rural development and rural poverty reduction in developing countries; the impact of changes in food systems on smallholder farmers and on rural poverty; the linkages between the agricultural sector and the rural non-farm economy and the integration of food security and nutrition in sectorial policies and programs.

He is the chairman of an independent Commission on Growth and Development, created in 2006 and focused on growth and poverty reduction in developing countries.

In a Global Monitoring Report, released Friday, the bank reported that the economic crisis had slowed the pace of poverty reduction in developing countries.

According to the W-GDP's website, low participation of women in the formal labour markets impedes economic growth and poverty reduction in developing countries.

Migration has been viewed as an important source of poverty reduction in developing countries (Taylor et al. 2005; Adams and Pages 2005; Acosta et al. 2007).