• It is Ms Short's job to speak up for developing countries on these subjects in cabinet and in international forums.

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  • With the UK, the US and the EU facing ageing populations and health budget blowouts, now is the time for them to start siding with developing countries on affordable access.

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  • In developing countries, on the other hand, going mobile is all about extending access and making Scitable available even in rural areas where feature phones are widely used.

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  • The impact on developing countries, many of which rely on commodity exports, has been equally severe.

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  • G20 was furious at the discrepancy between the Europeans' timidity on cutting farm tariffs and the ambition of their demands for reductions in developing countries' tariffs on industrial goods.

    ECONOMIST: World trade talks

  • Instead, developing countries should insist on a constructive dialogue on these matters, preferably outside the WTO context.

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  • If developing countries rely only on traditional energy technologies, we will lose the battle to limit greenhouse gas emissions and assure a livable environment in the coming century.

    WHITEHOUSE: THE WHITE HOUSE

  • But the Nepad formula of partnership with developing countries, stress on good governance and human rights and encouragement of foreign investment was adopted by the continent's heads of state at the inaugural meeting of the African Union in Durban in July.

    BBC: Namibia

  • The plan noted, for example, that payments to farmers in some countries - a reference primarily to the European Union's subsidies - can have distorting effects on developing countries.

    BBC: Talks end with plea for the poor

  • How countries like India and China solve their future energy needs has an impact on people everywhere -- many developing countries are now pulling ahead of the United States on renewable energy -- and how the United States addresses its key issues will have an equal impact.

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  • Thailand's Minister of Commerce, Supachai Panitchpakdi, who takes over as WTO chief in 2002, warned that if Clinton insisted on the issue, developing countries could "walk away from any agreement on a new round" of talks.

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  • Under the Multi-Fiber Arrangement, the U.S. protects its textile manufacturers by imposing rigid import quotas on developing countries.

    CNN: SEWING UP A DEAL

  • Quantitative easing will have a very big impact on developing countries including China.

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  • Second, whereas MDGs focused on developing countries, SDGs need buy-in from all nations.

    UNESCO: CULTURE

  • There are several other rancorous issues, most of them centred on developing countries.

    ECONOMIST: Hotting up in The Hague | The

  • The UNESCO Chair in International Development promotes economic and social progress in developing countries with specific emphasis on the needs of countries in Sub-Saharan Africa.

    UNESCO: Chairs and UNITWIN Networks

  • For the last five years the UN has run a program to encourage developing countries to cut down on emissions of global-warming gases.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • This is a remarkable success since developing countries did not take on any reduction targets under the first commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol.

    CNN: Your ask the expert: Carbon trading, part 2

  • There is an argument that private lending is inherently unstable and developing countries should rely more on their own efforts and government financial aid.

    BBC: Myanmar

  • Instead of looking to make developing countries even more dependent on Western largesse, greens should focus on ways to help improve the day-to-day lives of their people.

    FORBES: The Green Movement's People Problem

  • The IMF and the World Bank are seen by the protesters as important agents of capitalism and big business, forcing their message on developing countries.

    BBC: World Bank, IMF gear up for Prague

  • It will be largely funded by the Chinese and their diaspora, less focused on the West and more on developing countries, including increasingly those outside the traditional stomping grounds of Chinese entrepreneurs.

    FORBES: Inside The Sinosphere: China's New "Diaspora" Economy

  • Andrew helped to design and launch the Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs, a program at the Aspen Institute that helps to build small businesses in developing countries, and serves on its Executive Committee.

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  • Especially since the 1997 Asian financial crisis, in which the International Monetary Fund demanded high interest rates to bail out banks, developing countries have stocked up on reserves for fear of losing their national economic sovereignty.

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  • Japanese manufacturers, utilities and government-funded institutes are also working with an industry lobby called the Japan Atomic Industrial Forum to train foreign civil servants and engineers from developing countries around the world on how to operate and maintain reactors.

    WSJ: Nuclear Energy Pushes On Despite Fukushima

  • "The drive for more biofuels means more investment is going into those crops, meaning less land and less investment going in for food crops, causing a massive conflict and resulting in rising prices, which is having a huge negative impact, especially on developing countries, " said Clare Oxborrow, food campaigner for Friends of the Earth.

    CNN: U.N. expert: Food crisis 'a silent tsunami'

  • Since data on Japan and South Korea's professions in demand could not be found, Singapore was added to our list of countries to provide a perspective on Asian countries who are developing policies to attract professionals from around the world.

    BBC: How it's worked out

  • This is why developing countries put such an emphasis on adaptation, which they argue is necessary already.

    BBC: Q&A: The Copenhagen climate summit

  • However, while people quit smoking in the UK, in many developing countries the habit is catching on fast.

    BBC: UK lung cancer deaths halved

  • U. is bringing to Kyoto, have tried to ease the burden on such developing countries as China and India.

    CNN: Hot Air In Kyoto

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