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Each could lose out significantly in the transition, but will they have the will or the capacity to resist the changes?

[...] institutional transformation process that [...] [...]

Least developed countries have been unable to overcome their economic vulnerability and structurally transform their economies or build resilience against internal and external shocks and crisis.

The incumbent’s role will include the oversight of staff to ensure quality outputs, as well as the production of a full study and two technical papers on Arab countries in transition; the incumbent will also organize, design and coordinate the necessary research and cooperation with relevant entities in relation to various meetings and conferences.

The Secretary-General indicates that the transition of a mission from a peacekeeping operation to a peacebuilding office, from a smaller political mission to an integrated mission [...] [...]

[...] [...] promote retrofits or conversions to low-GWP technology.

Currently China continues to push the roadmap as a positive sign of initial transition, while backing the good offices of the UN Secretary-General.

[...] [...] the least developed countries and countries with economies in transition, to the eighth [...] [...]

Its aims include increasing the role of the new generation in all aspects of the country’s life during the transition to a market economy, defending the rights and legal interests of minors, protecting them against violence by adults and ensuring that they receive an education and an upbringing in a healthy family setting.

[...] [...] for least developed countries’ development and transformation; (iv) Good [...] [...]

The unprecedented surge in peacekeeping operations had not improved the participation of vendors from developing countries and countries with economies in transition, which must be a fundamental part of procurement reform; the Group noted the efforts made to ensure fair access for vendors from those countries, with regard to the streamlining of the registration procedure for example, but considered that further efforts were needed.

[...] taken, particularly conversion of a central air-conditioner [...]

[...] [...] foundation of the transition to a sustainable [...]

[...] [...] learned from political transitions in other areas of [...] [...]

The commitment included essential framework conditions such as: participatory, transparent and accountable political systems, as well as good governance at the national and international levels, as established in the Millennium Declaration; recognition of the universal indivisible interdependent and interrelated nature of all human rights; increased external assistance to developing countries through official development assistance and debt relief; recognition of the important interaction between environmental, economic and social policies; improved access for developing countries and countries with economies in transition to the markets of the developed countries; and reduction of the negative impact of international financial turbulence.

[...] [...] of global HR transformation -- achieving [...] [...]

The aim of this Strategic Goal is to strengthen the infrastructure of least developed, developing and transition countries, to enhance international cooperation in infrastructure and data flows throughout the system, and to develop global IP databases and voluntary platforms for increased technical cooperation.

[...] [...] modernization and restructuring and the rationalization [...] [...]

[...] [...] economies in transition of the region to collect, analyze and disseminate statistics as well as to produce timely and high quality statistics that can be utilized for economic and social development planning, and to assist those developing members and associate members and economies in transition in establishing [...] [...]

[...] [...] undertake the transformation in the transportation [...] [...]

[...] [...] contribute to the conversion of the economies [...] [...]

[...] [...] and support for countries in transition.

[...] [...] countries and countries in transition.

This situation was generated by the high dependency of the population of the functioning of the industrial enterprises, which during the transition period have been liquidated or have reduced their production capabilities.

Lastly, with regard to increasing the participation of vendors from developing countries and countries with economies in transition, the Russian Federation would focus, in the informal consultations, on sensitive issues that would require careful consensus-building: the regulation of subcontractors, bidding by joint ventures and sustainable procurement.

[...] [...] employment, structural transformation and investment, [...]

Noting the particular concern of developing countries and countries with economies in transition regarding the return of assets of illicit origin derived from corruption, in particular to countries from which they originated, consistent with the principles of the Convention, in particular chapter V, so as to enable countries to design and fund development projects in accordance with their national priorities, in view of the importance that such assets can have to their sustainable development

Recognizing the role of the business community, including the private sector, in enhancing the dynamic process of the development of the industrial sector, underlining the importance of the benefits of foreign direct investment in that process, and recognizing also, in this regard, that an enabling domestic environment is vital for mobilizing domestic resources, increasing productivity, reducing capital flight, encouraging the private sector and attracting and making effective use of international investment and assistance and that efforts to create such an environment should be supported by the international community

In addition, following a decision by the Assemblies of WIPO Member States in 1999, WIPO sponsors the participation of 26 government officials from different developing countries and transition countries (five each from Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Arab countries, certain countries in Asia and Europe plus one from China) in meetings of a selected number of committees (dealing with patents, trademarks, copyright and traditional knowledge).