(c) Can trade liberalization lead to effective poverty reduction?

Wealth creation through productivity enhancement can lead to significant poverty reduction.

Effectively dealing with desertification will lead to a reduction in global poverty.

He also said that the suspension of financial transactions would not lead to reduction of employment positions.

The extension of such services to more developing countries and LDCs would, in the long run, lead to poverty reduction.

The reduction of agricultural subsidies and exports could lead to an increase in crop prices in many developing countries.

The reductions in staff recommended in the paragraphs above would lead to a consequential reduction of 1,984,600 under support services.

The reductions in staff recommended in the paragraphs above would lead to a consequential reduction of 57,700 under section 28F.

The new system should lead to rationalization. A new plan should therefore be presented with a corresponding reduction in resources.

Price reductions are closely linked to government policy measures that lead to the reduction of tariff barriers and barriers created by regulations.

The reduction or complete denial of access to traditional land and resources can also lead to the breakdown of indigenous food production.

Food security, through the promotion of productive activities that will lead to implementation of intersectoral strategies, in particular for poverty reduction.

This would lead to a gradual reduction of the backlog to 59 and 46 reports at the end of 2006 and 2007, respectively.

The reductions in staff and other recommendations in the paragraphs above would lead to a consequential reduction of 397,300 under section 28E.

A number of delegations emphasized the need for additional measures, such as the reduction of subsidies that lead to overexploitation and overcapacity.

The programme actively promotes decentralization, participation, equity and poverty reduction, all of which lead to sustainability and are consistent with Government policies.

This delayed deployment would lead to a further cost reduction of 306,200 under the civilian personnel component for national staff and UNVs.

The argument for such redundancy for fired workers was a fear that privatization would lead to a large reduction of the labour force.

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The Department of Peacekeeping Operations welcomed the recommendation and wishes to acknowledge the efforts of Procurement Service that have resulted in the reduction of lead times.

3. Emphasizes also that the efficiency measures should not lead to a process of budgetary reduction and should not result in the involuntary separation of staff

Meanwhile, the economic consequences of environmental degradation can be severe. The report estimates that a 10 reduction in the productive capacity of soils and freshwater areas alone could lead to a reduction in the trade balance equivalent to more than 4 of GDP.

Increases would ideally come from the regular budget, which ultimately should lead to a reduction in the percentage of resources from extrabudgetary sources and therefore greater predictability.

Recalling decision IX 5, the European Community had submitted a proposal for an adjustment to the Open ended Working Group that would lead to a 20 per cent reduction in each of the years 2008 and 2010 and a 10 per cent reduction in 2012.

Programme delivery will be enhanced by these initiatives, which will lead to greater uniformity in travel procedures and reduction in administrative effort by eliminating duplication between participating organizations.

Checkpoints along the wall would regulate the movement of Palestinians to and from East Jerusalem and would likely lead to a further reduction in the number of Palestinians entering Jerusalem.

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21. The Board welcomes the increased use of national expertise and trusts that this will lead to a reduction in the number and cost of country support team advisers.

Upon inquiry, the Committee was informed that information is increasingly being stored electronically in peacekeeping operations, especially in those recently established, which should lead to a reduction in paper documents.

Tariff reduction is also expected to lead to the loss of some flexibility to use trade policy instruments for industrial development, diversification into new and dynamic sectors and participation in the global value chains.

Depending on the position of each account, the write off would eventually lead to an increase in future assessments or a reduction of the surplus that would prospectively be returned to Member States.

Papua New Guinea, together with the small island States in the Pacific, will continue to stress the urgency for developed countries to take a strong lead in the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

A coordinated approach between the three organizations would be particularly useful in the areas of customs reforms and standardization which could lead to a significant reduction of international trade transaction costs.

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The services provided by UNRWA must be viewed as the minimum required to enable the refugees to lead productive lives, and a reduction in those services could have a destabilizing effect on the entire region.

35. Moreover, the crisis in East Asia increases claims on resources and assistance globally, and there is a fear that that might lead to further reduction of funds available for assistance to the poorest countries.

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Supporting participation of community women's groups could lead to reduction in households not reached by existing supply systems, help achieve the internationally agreed water and sanitation targets and address gender concerns around health.

In this connection, States are urged to adopt and implement the positive measures necessary for securing equal access of people of African descent to opportunities that will contribute to poverty reduction and lead to the empowerment of communities.

Secondly, transparency by itself cannot lead to reduction of military expenditures. The basic causes which impel States to acquire defensive arms and to maintain armed forces at certain levels relate to their own national and regional security environments.

We can certify from our own national experience that the sort of management reforms proposed in the package do indeed lead to a reduction in administrative overheads, allowing more to be delivered in terms of substantive programmes.