Translation of "pays en développement " (French → English) :

developing countries [ Third World | Third World countries ]

developing country [ less developed country | less advanced country | underdeveloped country ]

least developed among developing countries | least developed countries | LDCs [Abbr.] | LLDCs [Abbr.]

New Delhi Declaration and Plan of Action on Industrialisation of Developing Countries and International Cooperation for their Industrial Development

least-developed country [ LDC ]

Conference of Non-Aligned and Other Developing Countries on the Role of Women in Development

Meeting of Governmental Experts from Land-locked and Transit Developing Countries and Representatives of Donor Countries and Financial and Development Institutions

Special Coordinator for Least Developed, Landlocked and Island Developing Countries

industrialised country [ developed country | developed nation | first world country | first world nation | industrialized country | industrialized nation | rich country | rich nation ]

* Promotion of outsourcing arrangements between developed to developing countries, notably in the IT and RTD sectors Such schemes would generate global 'teleworking' where high-skilled (and relatively well-paid) people in developing countries would sell their services to companies in developed countries.

EUR 1 million to support developing countries in the OECD BEPS inclusive framework e.g. paying for their participation costs, assisting them with BEPS implementation. EUR 1 million to support the international implementation of Addis Tax Initiative by donor and recipient countries, by supporting an international coordinating secretariat. EUR 0. 3 million (to be added to later) to support the participation of developing countries in the UN Tax Committee and sub-committees. A tripartite initiative on transfer pricing (with OECD and WB/IFC) to provide technical and policy support to developing countries in the transfer pricing area.

to take note that, according to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the services sector accounts for approximately 51 % of GDP in developing countries and that service exports from African countries are increasing; to recognise that trade, including in services, could, under certain conditions, be a trigger for inclusive growth, sustainable development, poverty and inequality reduction and decent job creation, and could encourage innovation by facilitating exchanges of know-how, technology and investment in research and development, including through foreign investment; to maintain, consequently, that enabl ...[+++]ing developing countries to gain fair access to world markets in services could bolster their economic integration and their adjustment to globalisation;

raising public awareness of development issues, empowering people to become active and responsible citizens and promoting formal and informal education for development in the Union, in candidate countries and potential candidates, to anchor development policy in society, to mobilise greater public support for action against poverty and for more equitable relations between developed and developing countries, to raise awareness of the issues and difficulties facing developing countries and their peoples, and to promote the right to a process of development in which all human rights and fundamental freedoms can be fully realised and the soc ...[+++]ial dimension of globalisation.