Strengthening statistical capacity is therefore essential to supporting the design, monitoring and evaluation of national development plans, including poverty reduction strategies, sector strategies, and the Millennium Development Goals.

35. Recognizes that capacity development and ownership of national development strategies are essential for the achievement of the internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals, and calls upon United Nations organizations to provide further support to the efforts of developing countries to establish and or maintain effective national institutions and to support the implementation and, as necessary, the devising of national strategies for capacity building

Strategies should be built on practical scaling up of public investments, capacity building, domestic resource mobilization and, where needed, official development assistance (ODA).

It is important to identify practical ways for capacity building and regional approaches and strategies for supporting the economic development of small island developing States, with the assistance of international development partners.

(b) Developing national sustainable development strategies, including nationally owned poverty reduction strategies and sectoral policies and strategies

Electronic commerce strategies for development

Electronic commerce strategies for development

Development strategies and trade policy

If the developing countries were truly to own their development strategies, the United Nations system must take capacity building and transfer of knowledge as its starting points.

The African Development Bank Group promoted policies and strategies aimed at increasing the efficiency, productivity and capacity of African regional transport corridors that would boost international trade.

The proposal below seeks to complement and support the activities of international organizations, donor agencies, and others to strengthen capacity building for the sound management of chemicals, including the capacity to further integrate chemicals management into development strategies.

Capacity building was an essential aspect of the operational activities for development of the United Nations system, especially with respect to the formulation of national plans and strategies.

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National development strategies were also crucial.

Recognizes that capacity development and ownership of national development strategies are essential for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals , as was highlighted recently by the General Assembly in its Triennial Comprehensive Policy Review of operational activities for development of the United Nations system

Assist developing countries in their efforts to promote and develop national strategies for human resources and science and technology, which are primary drivers of national capacity building for development

Develop strategies, including training and capacity building initiatives, to ensure women's full participation in all stages of the peace process, including in the negotiation and implementation of peace agreements, drafting and negotiation of constitutions and development of strategies for resettlement and rebuilding.

Strategies for development out of crisis conditions

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Institutional capacity development

(c) Assisting developing countries in their efforts to promote and develop national strategies for human resources and science and technology, which are primary drivers of national capacity building for development

(c) Assist developing countries in their efforts to promote and develop national strategies for human resources and science and technology, which are primary drivers of national capacity building for development

(a) Assisting developing countries in their efforts to promote and develop national strategies for human resources and science and technology, which are primary drivers of national capacity building for development

(c) Bolstering national capacity for the design, establishment and implementation of policies, strategies and regulatory frameworks to provide access to information and communication technology and foster its development and diffusion

National capacity strengthening in scaling up and replicability will therefore be vital within national poverty reduction strategies in order to position programme countries to assume ownership of their own development.

Policies that support capacity building in product development, preparing business and marketing plans, bookkeeping, financial management and developing marketing strategies could strengthen the competitiveness of small and medium sized enterprises.

There has been considerable development of methodologies and tools, including for capacity building, to support the incorporation of gender perspectives in policies, strategies and programmes in a range of sectors.

(a) To strengthen national statistical capacity the following strategies should be adopted or implemented

Much depends on a firm's strategies, motives and capacity to exploit advantages through internationalization.

(b) To enhance joint strategies, through international and regional cooperation, to strengthen, including by training and education, alternative development, eradication and interdiction capacity, with the aim of eliminating illicit crop cultivation

(c) To assist developing countries in their efforts to promote and develop national strategies for human resources and science and technology, which are primary drivers of national capacity building for development

At the national level, that should include institutional capacity building, the integration of the MDGs into country owned long term development strategies and the effective and transparent management of natural resources.

The round table aimed to strengthen the capacity of national machineries and NHRIs to promote and protect the human rights of women through the development of institutional links and joint strategies.

It was underlined that the internationally agreed development goals should form essential elements of national development strategies including poverty reduction strategies, where they exist.

Criteria for assessing the ability of Governments to create and sustain that human resources management capacity can also address the conditions for cultivating effective human resources, notably the development of a competency framework for core professional groups, the design of effective capacity development strategies, and the institutionalization of effective human resources planning.

The national strategies for the development of statistics

Regarding the mobilization of financial resources, the Partnership and the World Bank are working closely to channel countries towards funding mechanisms such as the Bank's Trust Fund for Statistical Capacity Building and the African Development Bank for design of national strategies for the development of statistics and the STATCAP lending facility for implementation of the national strategies.

(b) To enhance joint strategies, through international and regional cooperation, to strengthen, including by training, education and providing technical assistance, alternative development, eradication and interdiction capacity, with the aim of eliminating illicit crop cultivation and fostering economic and social development

(b) To enhance joint strategies, through international and regional cooperation, to strengthen, including by training, education and providing technical assistance, alternative development, eradication and interdiction capacity, with the aim of eliminating illicit crop cultivation and fostering economic and social development

(a) Strengthened capacity of Member States to deliver strategies, policies and actions to counter drug trafficking

(a) Developing, where appropriate, comprehensive armed violence prevention programmes integrated into national development strategies, including poverty reduction strategies

(a) Incorporate gender perspectives into national development strategies for the implementation of internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals, through, inter alia, fully utilizing existing gender equality policies and strategies

A. Capacity building and development

Climate change capacity development (C3D).

It is important that poverty reduction strategies and national sustainable development strategies processes remain participatory and nationally owned, with external development partners providing technical and financial support.