Developed countries

Also least developed countries.

Group of the Least Developed Countries (consideration of a draft resolution on the least developed countries and other matters)

However, developed countries' trade barriers continued to harm developing countries.

Least Developed Countries Report, Geneva, UNCTAD.

a Excluding the least developed countries.

a Excluding the least developed countries.

a Excluding the least developed countries.

b Excluding the least developed countries.

b Excluding the least developed countries.

Conference on the Least Developed Countries

Group of the Least Developed Countries

In this respect, the least developed countries have called for the provision of bound duty free and quota free treatment by developed countries to all products of the least developed countries, and by developing countries in a position to do so.

Replace least developed and landlocked countries as well as other developing countries with the developing countries and countries with economies in transition, particularly the least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing States .

Least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing States

Matters relating to the least developed countries

Least Developed Countries Report, UNCTAD, Geneva, UNCTAD.

E. Trust fund for least developed countries

Section 6 Least Developed Countries Coordination Unit

Developed Countries for the Decade 2001 2010

(c) Regions with many least developed countries

UNCTAD briefing on the least developed countries

Africa, least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing States

Africa, least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing States

Feedback from the least developed countries on the national adaptation programme of action process and on support from the Least Developed Countries Expert Group

In 2003 developing countries overtook developed countries in terms of absolute numbers of cellular subscribers, making mobile phones the only ICT indicator where developing countries have higher shares than developed countries (see Table 4).

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Significant differences persist between developed and developing countries.

Will least developed countries (LDCs) be further marginalized?

We urge other developed countries to do likewise.

The most vulnerable are the least developed countries.

(f) A package of technical assistance tools developed for least developed countries with cash based economies

We appeal to the developed countries to open their markets to the exports of developing countries and to guarantee free access, without quotas, to all exports of least developed countries.

Among the least developed countries, 17 out of 50 countries reported such statistics.

Out of these, 8 are from developed countries and 14 from developing countries.

Developing countries have been participating in agreements with both developed and developing countries.

The developed countries should increase the quantity and quality of ODA flows to the least developed countries and support their national development strategies and programmes.

Many developed countries and a number of developing countries were both capital exporting and capital importing countries.

Of the 31 landlocked developing countries, 16 were also classified as least developed countries.

This is a serious hurdle faced by many small countries, especially least developed countries.

The needs of least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing States

Developed countries and transnational corporations should support developing countries and LDCs in this endeavour.

The most developed countries pursue agricultural policies that seriously exacerbate poverty in developing countries.

The position of developing countries is not conceptually different from that of developed countries.

Many countries have developed national action plans for change.