Developing standards

Neither should there be double standards different standards for industrialized and for developing countries.

Appendix Accounting Standards of the International Accounting Standards Committee drawn upon in developing the accounting standards for the United Nations system

(b) Developing and disseminating standards for appropriate professional conduct

Accounting Standards of the International Accounting Standards Committee drawn upon in developing the United Nations system

International standards, including technical standards and sanitary and phytosanitary standards, can also pose an additional challenge to developing countries with regard to accessing international markets.

He hopes the project will help improve living standards in developing countries.

By technology or industry designation, there are standards developing organizations (SDOs) and also standards setting organizations (SSOs) also known as consortia.

The World Bank is developing standards of accessibility for post tsunami infrastructure rehabilitation.

Standards distribution and copyright Because developing standards costs a lot of money, time, and resources, virtually all standards are distributed on a commercial basis rather than being provided for free.

Key areas for many developing countries are product standards and the domestic services sector.

4. Organizations of persons with disabilities should be consulted when developing standards and norms for accessibility.

The Evaluation Office will focus on enhancing evaluation standards and developing an organizational policy aligned with norms and standards recently approved by the United Nations Evaluation Group.

X.641 offers a means of developing or enhancing standards related to QoS and provide concepts and terminology that will assist in maintaining the consistency of related standards.

Developing standards, training and education on ethics issues, in coordination with the Office of Human Resources Management

IAEA had been invited to participate and to define specific cooperation mechanisms for developing technical safety standards.

The role of standards was also noted, since these could act as barriers to developing countries' exports.

Support and encourage developing countries to achieve economic, political, and social reforms geared toward improving living standards.

Developing a system of fees and standards of performance will require considerable expertise drawn from international experience.

The responsibility for developing and implementing the required standards falls on both the Secretariat and participating States.

The lack of minimum living standards in the developing countries posed a threat to the whole international community.

This requires developing countries to have testing laboratories, which can test products and samples for compliance to international standards.

This was particularly relevant in some developing countries where national legislation was often developed in response to international standards.

Standards. Two standards are proposed.

In many of the poorest developing countries, standards of living continue to decline, while in other developing countries the results of economic performance are, to say the least, mixed.

Recent regulations and private sector standards in the food sector present new challenges for developing country exporters of horticultural products.

Long standing disparities in growth among developing regions remain, but they are somewhat diminished and all developing regions are performing well by their respective standards of the past few decades.

Instead of slashing expenditures, developing country leaders should focus on providing decent job opportunities and improved living standards for their citizens.

General description The capacity of developing countries for the development and dissemination of, and compliance with, standards has to be enhanced.

Technical expertise is also being provided in support of the organization's work in developing results based management and standards and indicators.

The setting of minimum labour standards would erode the developing countries apos comparative advantages and impede their economic growth and development.

Observers today tend to forget that, until the early 1980 s, Spain qualified as a developing country, according to World Bank standards.

Support in this field is needed to help developing countries to overcome barriers to trade and to participate in international standards setting.

The Financial Action Task Force, FATF, has also played a key role in developing international standards in the fight against terrorist financing.

The promotion of industrial development in developing countries would help tackle poverty, which in turn would contribute to raising standards of living.

These factors would tend to support UNCITRAL in developing a framework of standards for directors and officers when a company approaches insolvency.

Other recommendations included launching global recruitment programmes of capacity building experts, and developing and benchmarking information for investors on standards of governance

6. Standards of living and social well being are much lower in the island developing countries that are classified as least developed.

(c) Analysis of the impact of environment related regulations and standards on export competitiveness, particularly of developing countries (para. 2.22 (f, g))

Those standards, being a distillation of expert advice and government recommendations, should serve as a point of departure for developing national policies.

But, while it may be natural for Western businessmen to compare China with other developing countries, Chinese citizens have much higher standards, because they do not regard theirs as just another developing country.

Providing the evidence of conformity dictates that developing countries should have the institutional and legal framework for standards, metrology, testing and quality (SMTQ).

The Task Force has been successful in developing a number of well designed security and facilitation standards that are intended for global implementation.

Difficulties have been encountered in developing standards for the many different activities undertaken by the Organization the only major area in which workload standards have been established is language services, but even those require further modification and refinement.

Setting standards