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Developed countries should also think in terms of policy space when dealing with the problems of developing countries and take measures to resolve the fallout of the crisis on developing countries.

The establishment of social safety nets and the adoption of a human rights approach to development and food security need to be incorporated into national and international strategies.

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In this regard, the Integrated Training Service plans to conduct a leadership development programme for staff at the D-1 and D-2 levels and a management development programme for staff at the P-4 and P-5 levels.

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Pursuant to the Accra Accord, UNCTAD continues to strengthen its work on market-access problems facing developing countries, focusing on sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) measures and on compliance with food safety standards and quality requirements, including divergent food laws and regulations.

An increase in the number of development partners and amount of aid has also compounded the challenge faced by recipient countries in managing development assistance.

The targets under this Goal include: developing further an open, rule-based, predictable, non-discriminatory trading and financial system; addressing the special needs of least developed countries; addressing the special needs of landlocked developing countries and small island states; dealing comprehensively with the debt problems of developing countries; providing access to affordable essential drugs in developing countries; and making available the benefits of new technologies, especially information and communications.

WFP takes a number of measures to support women’s career development, including expanded use of the United Kingdom-based Cranfield Management Development Centre, to assess women candidates for potential senior management positions; supporting women through a middle-managers programme; and providing tailored senior leadership programmes for women at the Management Centre for Europe in Belgium and at Santa Clara University in the United States of America, through a private-sector partnership.

Apart from the broader responsibilities in managing the Development Account, the Account plays a very significant part in the Department’s capacity development efforts, providing the means to project the value and uniqueness of the Department’s contribution to national development strategies and policies.

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(jj)); provision of finance by group members subject to insolvency proceedings; and the desirability of maintaining, in insolvency proceedings, the financing structure that the group had before the onset of insolvency, especially where that structure involved pledging all of the assets of the group for finance that was channelled through a centralized group entity with treasury functions.

(f) On 28 September 2010, the Prime Ministers of Canada and Mongolia issued a joint statement in which Canada welcomed Mongolia’s commitment to accede to the Convention.

In these new circumstances, what new approaches to development policy must be considered, or old ones revised, in a way that at once responds concretely to massive social discontent and demands and does not jeopardize the fragile growth gains of recent years?

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Placing the underage in residential institutions is the last option, mainly because of the negative repercussions that affect their psycho-social development and the integration into society in the post-institutional phase.

[...] [...] Administration and Management Development in Africa, convened to discuss standards of excellence in public administration education and training, organized by the Programme, in cooperation with the International Association of Schools and Institutes of Administration (IASIA), the Centre africain de formation et de recherche administratives pour le développement (CAFRAD) and the Africa Management Development Institutes [...] [...]

(d) The ability to simultaneously manage and administer multiple and complex projects in developing countries in a timely manner, including the ability to work effectively with different clients and interest groups towards shared and complementary objectives; and the ability to evaluate the operational performance of project management and to take measures to enhance its effectiveness.

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The third goal entails strengthening the community’s institutions of governance, including in the areas of democracy, human rights and self-determination, engaging with a vibrant civil society on development issues, and modernizing the public sector.

Baba Kamma treats of damages in a narrow sense (along with theft, robbery, and bodily injury) and the right to damages; Baba meci'a is concerned chiefly with legal questions in regard to capital and treats finding, deposits, interest and loans; Baba Bathra is concerned with questions of social polity (possessions, limitations, buying and selling, security, inheritance and documents).

The role of the international support is to ensure the actual exercise of rights as stipulated in article 13, ensure the capacity to education; eliminating discrimination against races and religions in the society; and helping the Royal Government develop the nation on technical management.

To promote sustained, inclusive and equitable economic growth, the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) has advocated for a new development framework in Africa based on a more effective role for the State in governing development and promoting economic transformation.