This can be and, in the dynamic Asian economies, has been overcome through international subcontracting.

Women are also equal with men in shifting, transferring, inheriting, renting out, subcontracting and mortgaging land use right.

Through subcontracting arrangements, they had become the principal partners of transnational corporations which, together with governments, were their chief promoters.

The increase of 731,000 under other services relates to the subcontracting to a service company of 56 individual contractors from April 2006.

When required, regional capacities will be supplemented by subcontracting arrangements through the technical cooperation among developing countries (TCDC) modality, twinning arrangements, or other appropriate mechanisms.

Panellists also saw the need for targeting tax incentives at and ensuring adequate credit for SMEs, and providing subcontracting opportunities for SMEs in public sector projects.

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Both networks of small firms and international production networks organized through subcontracting and or foreign direct investment (FDI) by transnational corporations (TNCs) are included in this category.

Specific articulation in the UNDP financial regulations and rules of its role in direct execution at the field level also diminishes a traditional field of subcontracting to UNOPS.

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The answer did not lie in the subcontracting of the responsibilities of the United Nations to others, as would occur with the establishment of the rapidly deployable headquarters team.

Experience shows that the development of subcontracting arrangements between large firms and SMEs can give an incentive for large firms to provide financial, technical and other assistance to SMEs.

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The Committee is deeply concerned about the wide extent of temporary contracts and subcontracting, and of the obstacles these phenomena have created to the exercise of workers' trade union rights.

Some firms tend to attach greater importance than others to such matters as the use of local resources, decentralization of decision making, and recourse to subcontracting and other inter firm arrangements.

The core services to be provided include entrepreneurship training, management advisory services, identification of sources of credit, subcontracting and other forms of enterprise linkages and policy advisory services for African Governments.

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It may also be recalled that most successful footwear exporters did not build up vertical integration through these stages, but started directly with shoe production under subcontracting and special tariff provisions for outward processing.

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