The programmes will focus on developing export supply capacities.

(ii) Improvement of supply capacities is crucial to effective diversification.

These include the need to continue subsidizing essential commodities, both traditional and new, that will remain beyond the buying capacities of many least developed countries overcome inefficiencies that result from weak supply planning capacities enhance supply chain capacities and overcome quality problems (such as the increasing proliferation of fake medicines) and poor distribution and use of products.

Together with this, the problems facing supply capacities in the productive sectors should be addressed and possible solutions implemented.

Government capacities will be strengthened to assess and monitor the accessibility and availability of commodities, respond to the supply needs of children and families and ensure good management of the supply system.

Developing countries must be proactive in designing and implementing trade facilitation measures for enhancing efficiency, reducing transaction costs and maintaining supply capacities.

Aid for trade, in addition to aid for development, should assist developing countries in developing supply capacities, competitiveness and development oriented infrastructure.

To build and strengthen their institutional and enterprise level capacities to improve the quality and productivity of industrial production and expand supply capacity.

Considerable differences in market chances persist between developing countries at various stages of development and income and with different export structures and supply capacities.

This has enabled them to develop a vibrant domestic audiovisual industry, without the need to adopt domestic policies for protecting and promoting local supply capacities.

That should include assistance to address fundamental problems regarding domestic capacities, including the development of the domestic infrastructure and the strengthening of supply side capabilities.

These countries had embarked on promotion activities in recent years, as they were aware of FDI's potential role as a catalyst in boosting their supply capacities.

For example, by investing in energy efficiency, countries could stretch their energy services from existing supply capacities, release capital for needed investments, and reduce harmful emissions.

Emphasis will be placed on assisting countries to build capacities for planning, budgeting and procurement of supplies, as well as in country logistics and supply chain management.

He pointed to limited supply capacities and low levels of domestic savings as the main factors impairing the ability of these countries to benefit from trade preferences.

Engagement at the country level would help attain the objective of strengthening developing countries supply capacities and competitiveness so that they could benefit fully from the Doha round.

They have to close the connectivity gap and improve their supply capacities, as well as the timeliness and flexibility of their response to new and emerging market opportunities.

Since supply capacities would play a crucial role in determining the extent to which developing countries (and especially least developed countries) could seize the opportunities arising from the Uruguay Round Agreements, the report identified some of the measures required for improving the domestic supply response.

To support measures and initiatives aimed at strengthening the productive capacities and accelerating economic growth and sustainable development of LDCs which are impeded by various structural and supply side constraints.

He highlighted the importance of trade adjustment funds, special and differential treatment, the improvement of supply capacities, and the operational organization of the concept of policy space, among other issues.

The first is a lack of supply capacities to produce competitive products that meet the technical and regulatory requirements relating to health, safety and environmental issues set by the importing markets.

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Strengthening national capacities.

UNICEF will strengthen these frameworks and support technical capacities in areas of identified weakness in national programmes for hygiene promotion, sanitation, cost effective water supply options and water quality to achieve Millennium Goals 4 and 7.

2. Strengthening the capacity of the least developed countries to reap the potential benefits from the Uruguay Round agreements would entail building up their supply capacities to produce exportable goods and services on a competitive basis.

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Traditionally, countries have pursued trade and investment liberalization through the lowering, or removal, of border measures such as tariffs and quotas (so called shallow integration) as a means of linking supply side capacities to improved market access.

These rules should provide adequate policy space for complementary policies (trade, production, technology and financial policies) that are considered essential to strengthen supply capacities, develop competitive networks of enterprises, innovate and improve the technology content of exports.

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