Japan is the leader of the world's high tech industry.

Entering world market for fishery products

The International Council of Forest and Paper Associations consists of trade associations in 39 countries representing industries accounting for 75 per cent of the world's paper production and more than 50 per cent of the world's wood production.

Could premature de industrialization be a blessing in disguise, enabling workers in the developing world to bypass the drudgery of manufacturing?

95. On a global scale, it was necessary to encourage the study of high yield crops, and to make the results of such studies available in parts of the world where agricultural production was deficient.

Germany has 450 hidden world champions for niche products, and is home to 15 of the 20 biggest trade fairs in the world. It is also the world s top exporter of merchandise and the second largest exporter of goods and services.

World Employment Report 2004 2005 Employment, Productivity and Poverty Reduction.

In 1750, Asia had three fifths of the world population and three fifths of the world s economic output. By 1900, after the industrial revolution in Europe and America, Asia accounted for just one fifth of world output.

The world steel industry remains highly fragmented, with the 10 largest producers (by size in 2003 Arcelor, Mittal Steel, Nippon Steel, JFE, POSCO, Shanghai Baosteel, US Steel, Corus Group, Nucor, and ThyssenKrupp) accounting for just 30 per cent of total world production.

26. Waste generation, both domestic and industrial, continues to increase world wide as growth in consumption also rises.

Although world demand is increasing, the meat industry faces over capacity.

39 FAO Fisheries Department Projection of World Fishery Production in 2010.

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These are standard in all the industrialized worlds.

Working in the commercial world, this is something that I do have to struggle with at times.

Over the next decade, the worldwide telecommunication industry and the information industry in general would undergo massive changes.

One of the priorities, as outlined at the 2005 World Summit, was full and productive employment and decent work for all, including women and young people.

The World Federation of Free Trade Unions drew attention to the relation between poverty and exploitation in employment and arms production and increasing military spending in the world.

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One of these is the Industrializing Nations Committee, which was established to promote and assist world trade centres in the industrializing world.

Basic energy services and industrial goods are urgently needed by billions of impoverished people around the world, as a necessary foundation for achieving socio economic development.

(e) World Rice Research Conference To help provide solutions to the many challenges facing the rice industry, the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries organized the World Rice Research Conference.

It provides a global network of governmental, corporate and industrial organizations and individuals worldwide.

Restaurants and the food industry in general are pretty much the most wasteful industry in the world.

There was a big gap between the one billion in the industrialized world and the two billion in the developing world.

(b) It is a source of information and assistance on WTC development for the industrializing world

There are also 60 million people employed in forest industries around the world. Jobs range from traditional joinery to employment in large scale wood processing operations.

Steam engines are dangerous, and they had tremendous impact on the world, as you know industrial revolution and ships and locomotives.

And our teacher told us that the industrialized world, 1960, had one billion people.

39. The World Bank has elaborated operational guidelines on indigenous peoples.

World Employment Report 2004 2005 Employment, Productivity and Poverty Reduction, http www.ilo.org public english employment strat wer2004.htm.

Millions of people worldwide depend on fisheries for work and millions more depend on them for food.

UNIDO thus needed to continue to adopt innovative strategies and actions to boost industrial production in developing countries, with a view to creating more jobs and improving the standard of living of the world's poor.

These are professionals all over the world.

At present, space industry enterprises are converting their production capacities to civilian uses for turning out world standard high technology competitive products relying, among other things, on space technology.

In the industrialized world, people were healthy, educated, rich, and they had small families.

A world in which robots and machines do the work of humans need not be a world of high unemployment. But it is certainly a world in which the lion s share of productivity gains accrues to the owners of the new technologies and the machines that embody them.

For example, ten major companies dominate the world cocoa processing industry.

Yes, there are plenty of world class firms in emerging markets, and the expansion of the middle class is unmistakable. But only a tiny share of these economies labor is employed in productive enterprises, while informal, unproductive firms absorb the rest.

What the entertainment business is struggling with, the world of brands is figuring out.

The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) organized training seminars on intellectual property rights for women entrepreneurs and invited experts in the field to speak at events for women entrepreneurs and inventors.

31 International Labour Organization, World Employment Report (Geneva, 2001).

If we looked at the world in 1800, you'd find that more than half of the world's people lived in Asia and they made more than half the world's product.

Fibre processing technologies by their nature are small and medium scale industrial activities particularly suited for facilitating rural industrialization and creating conditions for sustainable development in local societies while at the same time producing goods for which there is a continuous demand on the world market.

The workers say that the factories are being transferred to the third world.