In addition, the EU stressed the interest it attached to the peer review approach adopted in the Investment Policy Reviews.

In addition, the EU stressed the interest it attached to the peer review approach adopted in the Investment Policy Reviews.

This approach should also take account of increased investment from the countries' own resources in sectors related to desertification control.34.

Advocates of the one share one vote approach view any deviation from this approach as an undesirable distortion of the connection between investment risk and the decision making process.

But there has been something of a return to the former approach more recently in discussions of the investment climate and growth diagnostics .

All these elements of work combined provided a balanced and holistic approach to investment and development, including on the issue of corporate contributions to development.

Experience suggests that a variety of approaches can be used to prepare integrated water resources management plans, including a more comprehensive approach that covers basin wide water management and investment, an ecosystem approach, or an incremental approach focusing on key priorities in accordance with capacities and resources.

This approach enables the investment decision maker to establish a strategic asset allocation (a long term policy guideline), in accordance with the fund's liability structure.

He credited UNCTAD with developing individual studies of national investment situations that did not apply a one size fits all approach.

Failure to establish an integrated approach to the multidimensional risks that arise in various ways during investment and operational transactions and processes may not only result in less than optimal investment performance but also endanger the Fund as a consequence of the loss of substantial income.

That is why a more expansionary fiscal stance is also vital, with Germany leading the way in deploying increased public investment to crowd in private investment and boost competitiveness. The IMF s recent World Economic Outlook describes the success of this approach in recessionary environments.

Developing country regional organizations met from 15 to 19 March 2004 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain, to examine this approach to training in the areas of trade, investment and ICT development.

This initiative should be supported unequivocally, serving as a springboard for a stronger focus on green investment among SWFs. With the right approach, SWFs can offer significant long term benefits to all.

At the 2002 Monterrey Conference, the international community agreed that a comprehensive approach to development financing that encompassed domestic resource mobilization, ODA and trade and investment was essential for achieving the MDGs.

This approach is not about picking winners and losers. It is about targeted microeconomic reforms that reduce or remove barriers to private investment, thereby encouraging the non financial corporate sector to propel European GDP growth.

But if the best way to reduce sovereign over indebtedness is to achieve higher nominal GDP growth (the combination of real growth and inflation), cutting investment a key ingredient in a pro growth strategy is not a sound approach. Instead, budget rules should segregate public investment, thereby facilitating a differential response in fiscal consolidation.

That is why the G 20 should work to encourage public investment within member countries, while international financial institutions, development banks, and national governments should seek to channel private capital toward public investment, with appropriate returns. With such an approach, the global economy's new normal could shift from its current mediocre trajectory to one of strong and sustainable growth.

In the asset management industry, there have traditionally been two types of investment strategies passive and active. The passive approach includes investment in indices that track specific benchmarks, say, the S P 500 for the United States or an index of advanced economies or emerging market equities.

Small farmers need options other than slash and burn farming to boost their meager incomes. There is a clear need for an integrated land management approach involving conservation, rehabilitation, investment in sustainable livelihoods, and institutional reforms.

Faced with potentially huge investment requirements, a phased approach is one option, constructing the sewerage network in the first phase, followed by installation of sewage treatment plants within an agreed timetable.

iv.The held to maturity investment is sold due to any significant readjustment of laws or administrative regulations on the scope of permitted investment or the amount of investment of any particular investment product

Debt not only caused an outflow of capital to pay the principal and interest on external debt, but also hindered efforts to attract foreign direct investment and promote economic activity, a fact not reflected in the debt flow approach.

A well grounded approach of that nature, tied into the expectations of peace and stability, would convey the important message that the international community is determined to see that the peacebuilding process is an investment in the future.

The idea was to move from the supply driven approach to the demand driven approach.

He supported in particular the recommendations of the report, as they were holistic in their approach with the emphasis on strategic industrial policy, together with regional efforts for creating a better investment climate.

This approach is particularly visible and meaningful in the case of country specific operations, where UNCTAD expertise is customized by the recipients themselves (as in activities regarding investment promotion, trade negotiations or trade facilitation).

The danger lies in debt fueled investment that shifts future demand to the present, without stimulating productivity growth. This approach inevitably leads to a growth slowdown, possibly even triggering a financial crisis like the one that recently shook the United States and Europe.

In China s case, the government hoped that broader stock market participation achieved through efforts to bolster equity prices and promote lending for investment would make citizens more open to pro market reforms. Again, the approach proved too effective, and a bubble formed.

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There are limits to outward investment, lack of insurance for outward investment, and exchange rate controls.

These stakeholders need to work towards a cooperative approach to energy maintenance rather than a competitive approach.

Circumstances have forced more and more investors to look for new investment opportunities by adding unconventional asset classes and applying new investment theories and technologies to meet their investment requirements.

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This treaty improved the investment climate and encouraged investment.

The panellist from Pakistan gave an overview of his country's investment climate, pointing to sectors in which investment had occurred and those in which more investment was needed.

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The ability afforded by online marketplaces to new players to attain national and international prominence without massive upfront investment will profoundly affect how both retailers and manufacturers approach new consumer markets. The Japanese retailer Uniqlo, for example, used such marketplaces to expand into China in 2009.

An investment in youth is an investment in the future.

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To be meaningful, the Strategic Approach must be a new approach to global efforts to advance the sound management of chemicals.

It also contributed to the Investment and Technology Promotion Office in Seoul to enable it to promote direct foreign investment and technology diffusion.