Development and transfer of technologies

C. Development and transfer of technology

Let Developing Nations Rule

(b) Development and transfer of technologies

(b) Development and transfer of technologies

Technology transfer adaptation and development.

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Let us move forward in helping developing countries achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

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(e) Transfer of technology to developing countries

However, no tangible progress had been achieved with respect to the transfer of resources and technologies to developing countries, although such transfers were crucial to their development.

Why? Because you don't let us develop.

Item 3 (b). Development and transfer of technologies

(j) Consider the establishment of a small island developing States dedicated technology transfer and development facility. agreed

Before concluding my remarks, let me underscore the fact that the Millennium Development Goals present a serious challenge to both developing and developed countries.

Let me also devote a few minutes to the question of development.

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The problems facing the developing world afford us in the developed world a chance to re describe ourselves to the world.

At the same time, developing countries must be allowed to engage in the peaceful use of nuclear energy to hasten their development.

International development partners could strengthen their assistance to developing countries in financial capacity building in order for developing countries to access financing.

And that makes it just really hard to tell how the disease is going.

Let us work together for development, justice and equity.

(d) Other new developments (i) adverse

Technology transfer must enable the receiving country to progress on its own, not to depend on the supplier forever.

500 years ago, sailing ships started getting reliable enough we found a new continent.

If the situation is allowed to deteriorate, this will inevitably influence future developments.

Such a development would inevitably mean a transfer of technology and a reinforcement of capacity through assistance to developed countries.

In facilitating technology transfer from developed countries to affected developing countries, more work is needed by developed country Parties to formulate preferential policies to encourage their private and public sectors to transfer technology to affected developing country Parties.

FCCC SB 1997 3 Development and transfer of technologies Progress report.

The developing countries would not be able to achieve the goal of sustainable development unless the developed countries cooperated by providing sufficient levels of official development assistance and transferring appropriate technology.

In my capacity as Chairman of the Group of Landlocked Developing Countries, allow me further to elaborate on the situation of landlocked developing countries.

(iii) Possibility of establishing new initiatives involving important development partners, such as the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD).

In 1974, the Trade and Development Board transformed the Group on Transfer of Technology into the Committee on Transfer of Technology (CTT).

Developing countries were concerned at the lack of enthusiasm shown by their developed partners in facilitating technology transfers for development purposes, which left them marginalized and unable to make social and economic progress.

Every effort should therefore be made to facilitate the developing countries apos access to environmentally sound and economically viable technology and to its transfer, adaptation and development, on concessional and preferential terms.

Donor technology transfer and financing for monitoring networks could contribute to the development of monitoring systems in developing countries.

And we're just not going to let it go that way.

Johan Rockstrom Let the environment guide our development

The transfer of technologies that benefit the peaceful development of countries must not be banned.

Recognizing also the importance of the transfer of technology to the developing countries as an effective means of international cooperation in the field of industrial development,

Thus, the clean development mechanism should be strengthened, and measures on adaptation and the transfer and development of technologies had to be enhanced.

At the programme level, it recommends national capacity building for population and development and transfer of appropriate technology and know how to developing countries.

3 United Nations Development Programme, Human Development Report, 2001 Making New Technologies Work for Human Development (New York, Oxford University Press, 2001).

Now let's get this straight. I am not anti development.

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