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[...] infrastructure is still underdeveloped and the living [...] [...]

[...] [...] primary and underdeveloped economy, by [...] [...]

In the less developed countries, social protection coverage is often minimal, extending mainly to certain aspects of health, pension schemes and limited protection for workers.

Third, while the rapid development of commercial launching and space tourism enabled more people to experience outer space, it was important to enable the people of less developed countries to experience space exploration.

[...] 2009 – In the underdeveloped Valsad district [...] [...]

Departments that share the responsibility for supporting actions related to that goal, including ensuring sustained economic growth, sustainable development and the development of countries in Africa and of developing and less developed States are: the Department of Economic and Social Affairs, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat), the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), the Office of the Special Adviser on Africa, the Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States, the International Trade Centre (ITC), the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN-Women).

The joint programme is expected to result in a model of participatory governance for strategic direction, prioritization and coordination of cultural heritage protection and cultural tourism delivery in Turkey’s less developed regions in general, and increased incomes for the people of Kars in particular where implementation will take place.

[...] [...] lack of security and underdevelopment; mobilizing more international [...] [...]

Again, the level of cooperation enjoyed between the United States and EC is not yet enjoyed by most less developed States with less advanced competition regimes.

In 2001, the Economic and Social Council endorsed the Council’s practice of sending highly qualified and experienced Certified Management Consultants to countries with less developed economies to train, coach and mentor local management consultants and fledgling institutes in the fundamentals of consulting and in networking with other institutes in their region and around the world.

The Bamako Convention arose from the failure of the Basel Convention to prevent the transit of toxic waste to less developed countries.

[...] [...] not to use them to meet the “business as [...] [...]

[...] vicious cycle of underdevelopment and insecurity [...] [...]

He asked the Special Rapporteur how free access to Internet could be ensured in the less developed countries, especially in rural areas, in the absence of such basic services as electricity.

[...] [...] well as the less developed markets of Bangladesh, [...]

The Committee also notes with concern the wide regional disparities in the less developed and economically marginalized provinces, and the significant inequalities in income distribution, especially between urban areas and the rural areas where most of the population live in poverty (art. 11).

[...] more-developed and the lessdeveloped countries.

[...] [...] arising for this underdeveloped country, which [...] [...]

There has been a remarkable increase in the consumption of animal products in countries such as Brazil and China and in other less-developed countries.

The company’s customized and integrated technologies will be in line with the market needs, especially for western China where infrastructure is less developed.

Recent milestones under the Regional Space Applications Programme for Sustainable Development (RESAP) of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific include development of institutional capacity to address the needs of its more than 60 member countries, in particular less developed countries and Pacific small islands developing States, in areas such as estimation of production, floods and drought monitoring and assessment, coastal zone management and watershed development plans.

She stated that unless action was taken, the coverage gap would worsen in the future: 63 per cent of the world’s older persons lived in less developed regions with the lowest social security coverage, and that percentage would increase to 78 per cent by 2050.

[...] [...] projects for the lessdeveloped countries within [...] [...]

[...] [...] and historically underdeveloped regions (HUBZone) [...] [...]

Measures to improve foreign-related taxation policies include supporting the internationalization of Chinese products and the standardization of industries, improving tax return mechanisms for exports, and expanding the range of zero-rated imports for trade with the least-developed countries.

In 2005-2010, the probability of dying between birth and the age of 5 in the less developed regions was estimated at 81 deaths per 1,000 births — a level nine times higher than that in the more developed regions, where under-5 mortality was estimated at 9 deaths per 1,000 (see table 7).

Among the less developed regions, Latin America and the Caribbean displays relatively high levels of life expectancy, with large differentials by gender, amounting to 6.5 years in favour of females in 2005-2010.