Industrial policy was a crucial issue, as no one could industrialize without developing an industrialization policy first.

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This causes a narrowing of the domestic policy base in our developing countries.

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Item 3 FDI data compilation and policy formulation in developing countries

Policy issues and programmes supporting developing country firms to invest abroad

Policy reforms and improved governance have become watchwords throughout the developing world.

Fourth, maintaining policy space was also of key concern to developing countries.

The Government was finalizing the formulation of a National Housing Development Programme and developing a national land and land use policy.

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The Government's microfinance policy had led to a real increase in the number of women involved in developing cottage industries.

That policy was further reviewed in 1997 and became known as the National Youth Development Policy, providing guidelines for developing and implementing programmes.

UNOPS is in the process of developing a pricing model with the aim of having a draft policy on fees by June 2005.

As indicated above, increased FDI from developing countries has been facilitated by capital account liberalization that permits firms from developing countries to invest abroad, and by a number of other policy measures adopted in developing countries broadly to encourage overseas investment.

The representatives of the FTC then sought the opinion of participants on the merits of developing a merger policy that exempted tradables.

UNFPA is developing a debt collection policy and will ensure that it is communicated to staff and put into practice during 2005.

Furthermore, proactive science and technology policies and a coherent FDI policy approach could play a catalytic role in increasing R D FDI in developing countries.

The importance of regional infrastructure and policy cooperation for supporting economic development, particularly for landlocked developing countries and small island developing States, is also stressed.

These policies included the contracting out of government services, vocational training as part of the long term policy for employment, developing access to the Territory and the fiscal review that was undertaken in August 2004 with a view to reforming the tax system and developing a more liberal inward investment policy in the Territory.14

The Section contributed to developing a new publication policy and supporting system to improve the planning, monitoring and production of UN Habitat publications.

A number of developing country governments have introduced OFDI policy, and some have made statements specifically encouraging their enterprises to internationalize through OFDI.

At the same time, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations is currently developing a more robust policy to address sexual exploitation and abuse issues.

Assessment of trade in services and policy reform can help developing countries to improve their national policy framework and to negotiate more effectively at the international level.

To that end, it is proposed that an Expert Meeting on Capacity Building in the Area of FDI Data Compilation and Policy Formulation in Developing Countries focus on the issue of FDI data compilation and analysis and policy formulation in developing countries.

UNFPA is in the process of developing a debt collection policy and will ensure that it is disseminated and put into practice during 2005.

The New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) secretariat has been tasked by the AU with developing a strategic policy framework for post conflict reconstruction.

All the enumerated institutions are essentially mechanisms for developing and implementing policy for the advancement of women.

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16. We take into account the need for national policy space for developing countries to apply appropriate policy instrument in their implementation of national development plans and priorities.

Avoiding groupthink is essential to developing innovative, effective policies capable of responding to new monetary policy challenges and that demands a flexible, dynamic policymaking process.

WFP and FAO co hosted a retreat of the SCN steering committee in February 2004 aimed at developing future strategic and policy directions for SCN.

We stress the need for international rules to allow policy space and policy flexibility for developing countries, as they are directly related to the development strategies of national governments.

Therefore, in developing policy options, consideration should be given to maximizing the benefits of OFDI given the costs.

Promoting wider participation in international cooperation and more cooperation among developing countries in the competition policy area and

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ESCAP could further analyze policy options for enhancing the competitiveness of Asian and Pacific developing countries' firms, mostly SMEs, through their internationalization, including by developing linkages with international firms.

A more effective coordination policy must be established in many developing countries in order to integrate satellite remote sensing into national, social and economic development programmes.

Her delegation noted with satisfaction that OHCHR was currently developing policy guidance for country engagement to facilitate a more holistic and sustainable approach to its work.

The project will lead to comprehensive policy recommendations on developing a continuum of care within the primary health care sector aiming towards integrated old age care.

ESCAP could further analyse policy options for enhancing the competitiveness of firms in Asian and Pacific developing countries, mostly SMEs, through their internationalization, including by developing linkages with international firms.

Development also required recognition by developed countries of the need for policy space and for assistance to developing countries.

It was developing a comprehensive policy and legislation to address the financing of terrorism within the context of its draft money laundering and proceeds of crime bill.

The seminars brought together policy makers, enterprises and experts from developing (and developed) countries to exchange experiences and best practices.

Various speakers stressed the fact that policy makers should be more sensitive when it comes to developing early childhood policies.