(a) Production and production capacity

Analysis of the environment, identifying environmental assets and physical capacity constraints

Constraints also exist in land management, building materials, legislation and institutional capacity.

Capacity building for the production of nautical charts

Infrastructure problems and supply side constraints inhibit their capacity for growth and exports.

Now 3D printing can break away barriers in design which challenge the constraints of mass production.

Major constraints and challenges relate to absorptive capacity and availability of qualified human resources.

He explained that TRAC 1.1.1 could and should be used to address capacity constraints the purpose of increasing TRAC 1.1.2 was to provide resources as incentives for good programming to deal with MDG capacity constraints.

First and foremost, there are significant financial and foreign exchange constraints impeding capacity building, and productivity in existing capacity remains low.

Accordingly, new studio production capacity would have to be created.

Inadequate financial resources and weak human and institutional capacity add further constraints to these challenges.

Oil exporting countries, however, were currently facing oil capacity constraints and reduced oil refining capability.

The implementation of the MDGs in many developing countries is handicapped by significant capacity constraints.

These new TRAC 1.1.2 resources would be used exclusively to fund comprehensive capacity development initiatives that target underlying capacity constraints impeding sustainable development.

That is because development successes cannot take place overnight and many countries suffer significant capacity constraints.

7. Montserrat has been left with little capacity for domestic production.

They also need programmes in energy efficiency, capacity building and cleaner production.

Additionally, funding constraints make important measures, such as those to improve the efficiency of energy production and use, difficult to implement.

Economic constraints have, in effect, led to under investment raising questions about institutional capacity to deliver on children's entitlements.

Entire agricultural areas and production sectors have been devastated, resulting in loss of jobs and production capacity in the flood and commodities sectors.

With production capacity stretched to the limit, oil prices remained vulnerable to upward pressures.

Furthermore, several new production projects are expected to come on stream, with large capacity increases expected in Latin America as well as Australia, and production capacity is also expected to expand in both Chile and Peru.

The MDG needs assessments, as well as any other assessments of capacity constraints, should be factored in during the CCA stage.

Health sector specific bottlenecks and other institutional and macroeconomic absorptive capacity constraints often preclude the effective use of available external funding.

The response capacity deals with a group of indicators referring to the main natural resources and their use with the present food production capacity.

Such conduct was likely to make the Zambian plant less competitive by restricting its production capacity.

Print, radio and video production should be geared to make optimum use of its multimedia capacity.

In addition, special consideration will be given in the negotiations to trade and development related concerns of developing countries, including capacity constraints.

These constraints have undermined the capacity of parents to discharge their responsibility, with the result that they are giving in to fatalism.

The meeting identified strategic constraints faced by the African countries that must be removed as part of the Africa Productive Capacity Initiative.

6. Constraints to growth and development include weak public sector capacity, lack of critical infrastructure and low skill levels and human development.

However, capacity development requirements became subsumed within broader development interventions, leading to inadequate attention to underlying capacity constraints and resulting in many development interventions being unsustainable in the medium to long term.

After the war, we needed to direct our enormous production capacity toward creation of products for peacetime.

So that would be really great, if you could add that to the production capacity in Tanzania.

Capacity building for strengthening the production and delivery of renewable energy in developing countries affected by desertification

Governance and institutional issues Information for decision making Capacity constraints, including funding, technology transfer, human resources, etc. Lack of appreciation of environmental costs.

Constraints

Constraints

Constraints

Constraints

As was reflected in the Millennium Project report to the United Nations Secretary General of January 2005, despite investments in capacity development over the years, insufficient attention and resources have been given to underlying capacity constraints, specifically as they relate to absorptive capacity'.

There is a need to strengthen capacity in the production and use of quality evidence to support policymaking.

(b) Enhancing the capacity of countries to significantly increase the production of forest products from sustainably managed sources

However, it was also understood that trade related capacity building should also address supply side constraints, the coherence of national strategies, and regional integration.

The international community must give particular attention to the budgetary constraints and other limitations on the capacity of UNRWA to deliver its main services.