Policy implications

C. Implications for public policy

What are the implications for macroeconomic policy?

Summary of lessons learned and policy implications.

So this has important implications both for forecasting and for policy.

The policy implications of this reasoning add value to current thinking.

The implications of this continuum for legislative, policy and programme responses will be highlighted.

Population Council, The Implications of Early Marriage for HIV AIDS Policy, 2004, p. 1. http www.popcouncil.org pdfs CM.pdf

This will involve presenting the policy options and their implications user friendly ways, using such tools as DevInfo.

Finally, an Expert Meeting on Free and Open Source Software Policy and Development Implications had taken place in September 2004.

18 See IMF Debt Sustainability in Low Income Countries Further Considerations on an Operational Framework and Policy Implications, 10 September 2004.

The Committee is concerned at the possible implications of the policy of dispersal of and direct provision for asylum seekers (art.

10 Household food security implications for policy and action for rural poverty alleviation and nutrition , International Fund for Agricultural Development, 1996.

Issues related to international arrangements Investor State disputes and policy implications. Note by the UNCTAD secretariat (TD B COM.2 62)

Report of the Expert Meeting on Free and Open Source Software Policy and Development Implications (TD B COM.3 EM.21 3)

As long as nuclear weapons exist, it is irresponsible not to confront the implications of their use implications for which there is no antidote or insurance policy. They are not some deadly virus or long term environmental threat.

A coherent set of public policy implications related to strengthening entrepreneurship can be brought together from the theories set out in section III.B.

H. Implications of macroeconomic policy, external shocks and social protection systems for poverty, inequality and social vulnerability in Latin America and the Caribbean

It encourages the secretariat to further its analyses of such trends and their policy implications, especially in the context of South South cooperation.

Delegations looked forward to continuing close consultations with the High Commissioner on the policy and financial implications of UNHCR's contribution to the collaborative approach.

To assist in the process the secretariat could monitor, analyse and evaluate new and emerging outcomes as well as their implementation implications. Further support to the accession process would continue to include monitoring of the WTO accession negotiations, assessing their development implications as well as evaluating their implications for institution building and national policy making.

In line with the aim of the programme, each project was meant to draw general and UNIDO specific policy implications within each area of research.

As agreed by the Commission at its eighth session, the secretariat convened an Expert Meeting on Free and Open Source Software Policy and Development Implications.

The policy implications are clear. Knowhow resides in brains, and emerging and developing countries should focus on attracting them, instead of erecting barriers to skilled immigration.

Out of pocket spending by consumers, especially the poor, has important implications for policy initiatives aimed at reducing poverty and income inequality in the developing world.

The Agency will revise the microfinance and microenterprise programme accounting policy once it has considered all systems (the financial management system and the loan management information system) and policy implications of the move to the full accrual basis.

The meeting was held on 22 24 September 2004 and addressed the policy and development implications of free and open source software (FOSS), its development benefits and the ways in which it could be considered by policy makers.

See J. Musonda, Regional competition policy for COMESA countries and implications for an FTA in 2000 , in UNCTAD, Competition policy, trade and development in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (UNCTAD ITCD CLP Misc.18), p. 103.

The Chairperson of the Expert Meeting on Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) Policy and development Implications, held in September 2004, highlighted the complexity of the issue, as well as the broad range of practical experiences and policy positions.

There is plenty of time for the Fed to signal that its policy stance has shifted, and the conclave in Jackson Hole is an excellent opportunity to start that communication. If the facts have changed, the policy implications must also change.

It is a tectonic shift to the East with shattering implications, says Calestous Juma, a Kenyan professor at Harvard University who advises the African Union on technology policy.

Delegations looked forward to continuing close consultations with the High Commissioner on the policy and financial implications of UNHCR's contribution to the collaborative approach should be made clear

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All UN Habitat publications, including its flagship reports, should contain a summary of key findings with policy implications, and these findings should be publicized through press releases and interviews.

The policy implications of the GEM model can be derived by combining the above analysis with its posited conceptual relationship between entrepreneurial activities and economic development (described in paras.

Budgetary implications

Financial implications

The project addresses the role of public goods in economic development, their proper provision and policy implications at different levels, including the role of international organizations, and UNIDO in particular.

An experts' retreat was sponsored by the Ministry of Planning in April 2004 to discuss potential population issues and policy implications for the Palestinian Authority vis à vis development needs.

The truth is that any fiscally driven recovery policy is bound to have reformist implications. That is why the austerians are so against it, and why even those who accept the theoretical case for a stimulus insist on implementing it through monetary policy alone.

The EU, the United States, and Japan are in fiscal jeopardy, and several countries Japan, Greece, Italy, and Belgium have public debts exceeding their GDP. Increasingly, people recognize that loose fiscal policy was poor economic policy, with serious implications for macroeconomic thinking, politics, and constitutions.

Implications for UNICEF

Implications for UNICEF

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