Economic and trade diversification could be crucial, and donor commitments to investment in economic diversification could be essential.

Risk is a key factor in the socio economic realities of diversification.

A vibrant and progressive private sector facilitates economic diversification and adaptive structural change.

First, diversification was not an automatic outcome but an essential aspect of economic development.

For many developing countries, especially the LDCs, tourism represents a viable means of economic diversification.

Kazakhstan would continue to pursue policies directed towards accelerated industrial development, economic diversification and innovation.

Diversification

6350 Import diversification

B. Diversification experiences

Finance for diversification

Although, generally, diversification is not an explicit objective of these decisions, the achievement of economic stability and a favourable business environment through such decisions can unleash the entrepreneurial forces needed for diversification and encourage investment.

Diversification can serve as a risk management strategy, but risk can also hamper diversification.

Tourism development and economic diversification are considered top priorities, and efforts to develop the offshore financial sector are under way.

(c) Client diversification and

Risk factors in diversification

Enterprise level diversification patterns

It is a challenge for oil exporters among the ESCWA member countries to combine sustainable domestic demand creation with economic diversification.

Investment in human capital is equally important to create a basis for economic diversification and to foster evolution towards knowledge based economies.

Recent global economic trends called for major policy initiatives, for example for export diversification, investment in infrastructure and control of price volatility.

It offers the prospect of enhanced social and economic development through diversification and expansion of opportunities for sustainable use of forest resources.

Continuing economic diversification policies have made it possible for the Gulf Cooperation Council countries to channel oil gains into expanding domestic demand.

5.2 Diversification of intervention options

DIVERSIFICATION IN COMMODITY DEPENDENT COUNTRIES

DIVERSIFICATION IN COMMODITY DEPENDENT COUNTRIES

Financing of diversification in Colombia

H. Diversification of African economies

Projects ranged from economic diversification, to the reform of legislation governing child and family welfare, to a study on alternatives to custodial sentencing.

Projects ranged from economic diversification to the reform of legislation governing child and family welfare, including a study on alternatives to custodial sentencing.

Projects ranged from economic diversification to the reform of legislation governing child and family welfare and a study on alternatives to custodial sentencing.

Given that in most of the commodity dependent countries the majority of the labour force is engaged in commodity related economic activities, ensuring that diversification goes in tandem with poverty alleviation is the ultimate measure of the success of the diversification process.

3. Diversification in commodity dependent countries

Social and environmental factors in diversification

A. Diversification in commodity dependent countries

Some advice from NGOs about diversification

B. Enterprise sector strategies in diversification

Government policies and firms diversification decisions

2. Agenda for commodity based diversification

This diversification is an important achievement.

In this regard, he shared the importance of economic diversification and the need to attract investment in targeted sectors such as agribusiness and ICT.

Projects ranged from economic diversification, to the reform of legislation governing child and family welfare, to a study on the alternatives to custodial sentencing.

Projects ranged from economic diversification to the reform of legislation governing child and family welfare and a study on the alternatives to custodial sentencing.

Various forms of domestic resource mobilization for diversification (e.g. taxes and levies earmarked for diversification) were mentioned in this connection.

Projects ranged from economic diversification to the reform of legislation governing child and family welfare and to a study on the alternatives to custodial sentencing.

We have tried to prepare for such an eventuality through a process of economic diversification, but support from the international community has not been forthcoming.

This supports income generation and diversification activities.