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structural weaknesses, their vulnerability to external shocks, the smallness of their economies, their marginal position in the world economy and their geographical disadvantages.

a more resilient and sustainable Asia-Pacific region, founded on shared prosperity and social equity.

strategies are critical; (e) the small size of most least developed country markets makes economic integration critical to ensuring competitiveness and increased private sector investment and, in that regard, publicprivate partnerships are a key tool in informing country integration strategies; (f) the private sector, which now represents important components of business development strategies, has an increasingly important stake in ensuring that least developed countries are fully integrated into global value chains.

and (c) interoperability, which reduces finger-pointing among multiple vendors when incidents occur and also allows implementation of common end-user procedures for telephones at all offices.

and striking a balance between discussion of technical issues and programme and policy matters.

for equal treatment in the use of the languages to ensure transparency and fairness in the Codex process.

costs; sharing operations functions through establishment of multi-country service centres; eliminating redundancies and duplication of functions; rigorous attribution of direct costs resulting from activities funded by other resources; and careful consideration of the transition and stabilization costs of investment projects approaching completion.

friendly design, material saving design, reusing, recycling, design that facilitates disposal of discarded products; consider the detachability of products in design to improve the reusing rate of products; eco-friendly and reduced product packaging, among others.

11(b) of decision XIX/6 of the Nineteenth Meeting of the Parties, UNDP indicated that the focus of the Government of India and the industrial sector has been to ensure that environment-friendly, safe and cost-effective alternatives to HCFCs that do not compromise performance are selected and promoted.

for registry staff to alter the time and date of registration or any other information entered by a registrant; (b) eliminate any discretion on the part of registry staff to reject access to the registry services; (c) institute financial controls that strictly limit staff access to cash payments of fees (for example, by making it possible for payments of fees to be made to and confirmed by a bank or other financial institution); and (d) maintaining the archived copy of the original data submitted as previously outlined.