Development of Host Developing Countries

Development issues and challenges facing developing countries

Other than in oil producing countries, development in West Asian countries has been disappointing.

9. Recognizes the continuing use of official development assistance also for industrial development in the developing countries, and calls upon donor countries and recipient countries to continue to cooperate in their efforts to achieve greater efficiency and effectiveness of official development assistance resources devoted to industrial development cooperation

(a) The development experiences of countries reflect differences with regard to both progress and setbacks, and that the development spectrum has a wide range, not only between countries but also within countries

15. Stresses the need for the United Nations Industrial Development Organization to promote, within its mandate, the development of competitive industries in developing countries as well as countries with economies in transition, especially in least developed countries and landlocked developing countries

All these green countries are achieving millennium development goals.

Heavily Indebted Poor Countries and the Millennium Development Goals

Development is not only an obligation of poor countries.

Subprogramme 3 Development of Pacific island countries and territories

Subprogramme 3 Development of Pacific island countries and territories

It also recognized the essential role played by developed countries in supporting the efforts of developing countries, including through official development assistance, which remains crucial for achieving internationally agreed development goals in many countries.

He rightly calls on both developing countries and donor countries to do their part for development.

22. Stresses the important role played by official development assistance in complementing domestic efforts to meet the development needs of developing countries, in particular the least developed countries, and in this regard acknowledges the official development assistance made available to developing countries and the efforts that developing countries have made to eradicate poverty

13. Requests the United Nations Industrial Development Organization to facilitate industrial development with emphasis on initiatives to support micro, small and medium sized enterprises of developing countries and countries with economies in transition, in particular least developed countries and landlocked developing countries

promote the balanced development of trade between the two countries, and promote cooperation between the two countries.

Industrial development would certainly ease the great problems confronting poor countries, given its success in other countries.

Flexibilities in binding coverage commensurate with the ACP countries' development levels should be accorded to these countries.

ODA Development Aid Encourage and lobby developed countries to devote 0.7 of GNP to international development aid.

Other countries have undertaken legislative measures to advance sustainable development.

Developing countries have the prime responsibility for their own development.

The round was about development and developing countries, especially LDCs.

15. Stresses the need for the United Nations Industrial Development Organization to promote, within its mandate, the development of competitive industries in developing countries and countries with economies in transition, as well as in landlocked developing countries

The countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) spend annually more on research and development than the economic output of the world's 61 least developed countries.

Donor countries and financial and development institutions, in particular the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, the African Development Bank and the Inter American Development Bank, are invited to provide greater financial resources to transit transport infrastructure projects in landlocked and transit developing countries.

Emphasizing that countries are responsible for their development processes, and in this context stressing the responsibility of the international community, in partnership, to assist developing countries in their development efforts,

Ministers and Government Representatives emphasize the need for additional targeted research and development, especially by developed countries, including indigenous research and technology development in developing countries and economies in transition.

Beyond the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative the development financing conundrum

In developing countries, money laundering hampers or slows down economic development.

The Human Development Report 2005 ranked Tonga 54th among 177 countries.

Although developing countries were primarily responsible for formulating their national strategic development plans, developed countries had the responsibility, as global partners, to ensure a favourable international environment for the advancement of human rights, security and development in developing countries.

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

4. Urges all countries to strengthen and mainstream shelter and human settlements development activities in their development planning frameworks

Development will be difficult to achieve in developing countries so long as there is a net outflow of resources from those countries to developed countries.

China will put its own development in connection with the development of the countries in the region and integrate its own security with the security of the countries in the region.

The possibility of attaining development objectives and the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) would become ever more remote if the gulf between rich and poor countries, and within countries, continued to grow.

As developing countries, China and Latin America are at a similar stage of development, face the same development tasks and are each other's development opportunities.

(ii) Four ad hoc expert group meetings on economic policy analysis and forecasting employment policies and economic development in countries including those emerging from conflict preparation of the regional Millennium Development Goals report and development in countries under crisis conditions

Emphasizing that developing countries are responsible for their development processes, and in this context stressing the responsibility of the international community, in partnership, to assist developing countries in their national development efforts,

In developing countries and countries with economies in transition, poverty reduction strategies increasingly dominate government action on the development of different sectors and also the funding priorities of international development assistance agencies.

At the present pace of development, many of those countries will not be able to reach the Millennium Development Goals.

This would complement international efforts in the development process and help developing countries to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

(c) A global partnership established on alternative development with the main development agents in countries affected by illicit crop cultivation

The Rome Declaration does not explicitly request that countries harmonize their development assistance with reference to the Millennium Development Goals.

That energy shortage in developing countries is a basic impediment to development.