Convinced that enhanced market access to developed countries' markets for goods and services in the export interest of developing countries would significantly contribute to debt sustainability in developing countries,

In developing countries in general women contribute significantly to nation building, but their contribution is often not taken into account.

ix. ensure that technical assistance by WTO shall also contribute to capacity building in developing countries, in particular the LDCs.

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

Such measures, combined with efforts to raise agricultural productivity in developing countries, will contribute to relieving pressure on natural resources.

The promotion of industrial development in developing countries would help tackle poverty, which in turn would contribute to raising standards of living.

Ongoing regional processes have made great strides in developing criteria and indicators that contribute to defining and assessing sustainable forest management.

A fair, open and equitable multilateral trade system would allow developing countries to take full part in the globalized economy and thus contribute significantly to increasing the resources available in the developing countries to combat poverty.

In conclusion, we hope that our deliberations will contribute to enhancing international cooperation in the area of combating this serious scourge in both developing and developed countries.

45. Requests the Secretary General to establish a voluntary trust fund for the purpose of assisting developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing States, in attending the meetings of the Consultative Process, and invites States to contribute to this fund

Once again, we appeal to the donor community to contribute to the voluntary Trust Fund for Small Island Developing States to enable the effective participation of the small island developing States in those regional meetings.

The Sixth WTO Ministerial Conference would contribute in a number of areas that would help developing countries to achieve sustained economic growth and sustainable development.

This award is given to individuals whose efforts significantly contribute to promoting world peace and developing friendly relationship among countries.

In view of that mandate, and in order to work towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals, UN Habitat is committed to developing, supporting and promoting initiatives, which contribute to

Decision makers in developing countries must be convinced that a judicious expenditure of limited resources on space programmes would substantially contribute to social stability and economic growth.

The formidable challenge of developing countries is to create sustainable sources of livelihoods in an internationally competitive environment and thereby contribute to the achievement of the MDGs.

It is, I repeat, a question of the optimality of the decisions to which developing countries and others contribute and their acceptability.

Ms. Schmidt (Office of the High Representative for Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States), speaking on behalf of the High Representative, said that the private sector could contribute to development by sharing capacities, knowledge and technology, which were especially lacking in least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing States.

In many developing countries, transport and distribution services contribute an important percentage of GDP (as high as 30 per cent) and account for a large share of employment.

Allow me to underline that small island developing States will continue to contribute effectively in the consultations and discussions leading up to the September 2005 high level event.

The Subcommittee noted that the advances made in both those areas could contribute to meeting the needs of developing countries, especially in responding to medical emergencies in remote static and mobile locations.

In many developing countries, IPAs do not pay adequate attention to the potential for attracting FDI that could contribute to knowledge accumulation but focus rather on capital accumulation in tangible assets.

Invites all Governments and intergovernmental and non governmental organizations to contribute, inter alia, to the United Nations Youth Fund for the participation of youth representatives in national delegations, in particular from developing countries .

Invites all Governments and intergovernmental and non governmental organizations to contribute towards the participation of youth representatives in national delegations, in particular from developing countries, through, inter alia, the United Nations Youth Fund

Invites all Governments and intergovernmental and non governmental organizations to contribute, inter alia, to the United Nations Youth Fund for the participation of youth representatives in national delegations, in particular from developing countries

In that connection, we support many of the recommendations presented in the WHO report to the Assembly, which, we believe, will be able to contribute to the promotion of road safety, particularly in developing countries.

How can better international surveillance and coordination of macroeconomic policies of developed and developing countries contribute to the ordered elimination of the existing global imbalances?

Experts put forward their views on how Governments of developed and developing countries could play an active role, at the national level and in multilateral negotiations, to ensure that distribution services contribute to increasing the participation of developing countries in trade in goods and services and to their overall development.

10. Invites all Governments and intergovernmental and non governmental organizations to contribute, inter alia, to the United Nations Youth Fund for the participation of youth representatives in national delegations, in particular from developing countries

As developing country firms become more competitive through OFDI, they can contribute to the competitiveness of their home countries by increasing national productive capacity and productivity.

10. Encourages developed countries parties to the Convention to contribute to the relevant trust funds of the Convention, in particular so as to enhance the full participation of the developing countries parties in all its activities

Encourages developed countries parties to the Convention to contribute to the relevant trust funds of the Convention, in particular so as to enhance the full participation of the developing countries parties in all of its activities

Active participation by domestic and external business circles in transit and transport projects in landlocked developing countries would also greatly contribute to the effective implementation of the Programme, and the Sixth Annual Ministerial Meeting of Landlocked Developing Countries, held in New York in September 2005, had proposed the convening of a business forum to that end in 2006.

Such a concept can contribute to enhancing understanding by developing win win solutions to problems, supporting a revitalized framework for effective multilateralism, developing effective confidence building approaches, developing strategies for conflict avoidance and effective decision making based on collective approaches with effective implementation and recognition of ethical and spiritual values.

To Egypt, experience has shown that the establishment of nuclear weapon free zones in areas of tension and conflict does indeed contribute to easing tensions, preventing conflicts and developing peaceful relations and mutual cooperation.

8. Encourages developed countries parties to the Convention to contribute to the relevant trust funds of the Convention, in particular so as to enhance the full participation of the developing countries parties in all of its activities

11. Encourages developed countries parties to the Convention to contribute to the relevant trust funds of the Convention, in particular so as to enhance the full participation of the developing countries parties in all of its activities

15. Encourages developed countries parties to the Convention to contribute to the relevant trust funds of the Convention, in particular so as to enhance the full participation of the developing countries parties in all of its activities

However, regional international cooperation, through the timber subprogramme and its partners, will contribute by developing and disseminating concepts and information, sharing experience and defining standard measurement tools (indicators).

It is also necessary to continue and enhance assistance to developing States to develop control and management capacities that will allow them to contribute to this global effort.

Moreover, when engaged in cooperation with other agencies, UNIDO should retain its own merits and advantages so as to be able to contribute to the sustainable industrial development and poverty reduction efforts of developing countries.

At the same time, the target group of the UN Habitat youth strategy, urban 15 to 24 year olds in developing countries, possess immense potential to contribute to social development if afforded the right opportunities.

UNEP has also launched a fellowship programme, which provides young scientists, mainly from developing regions, the opportunity to participate in the different chapter working groups, and also to contribute in terms of research and drafting of the contents.

14. Encourages the United Nations system to continue to engage, where appropriate, in partnerships with the private sector, in accordance with relevant United Nations resolutions, so as to contribute further to the building of human resources development capacity in developing countries

National statistics offices (NSOs) in statistically advanced countries are invited to contribute to the Partnership's activities and provide expertise and advice to NSOs in developing countries, as well as to transfer knowledge in areas such as methodologies and survey programmes.