Africa s Integration Imperative

E. Social integration

(a) The value of integration.

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But political integration is feasible.

Latin America s Integration Muddle

Middle East Integration

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Thailand has gradually liberalized its retail trade since the late 1980s.

5. Emphasizes also the need for all organizations of the United Nations development system to enhance their coordination in accordance with their mandates, mission statements and the relevant decisions of their governing bodies, in order to avoid overlapping and duplication and to enhance their complementarity

Only after economic integration had progressed did the first serious efforts at political integration take place.

Attention should be focused on Arab regional integration and the study of mechanisms that would activate this integration and on reviewing the existing organizational structure of the secretariat in order best to serve Arab integration.

Participation by regional economic integration organizations

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Recognizes the fundamental importance of the principle of complementarity.

Recognizes the fundamental importance of the principle of complementarity.

While some progress has been made in such areas as accession to legal instruments dealing with economic, social and cultural rights and the elimination of discrimination, the concept of social integration has yet to be fully incorporated into the general development discourse.

Integration is irrelevant to that question, and, in those areas where deeper integration really would benefit Europe, it appears to be the last thing that national leaders want.

Accordingly, the Study Group preferred to refer, instead of principle , to the objective of systemic integration.

The new manual should be helpful, but given the demands on people's time and the competing mechanism of knowledge management networks, the GTGs are likely to succeed only where there is leadership, or where incentives are provided.

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The focus of the project is on integrity over performance.

Complementarity works both ways.

Seamless integration of curative, preventive and promotional aspects.

Complementarities therefore needed to be sought.

While other organizations focus on economic integration, ALBA promotes social, political, and economic integration among countries that subscribe to democratic socialism.

Regional and local development planning and monitoring for UNDP.

It can be considered the second stage of economic integration.

Article 17 Participation by regional economic integration organizations

Subprogramme 4 Regional integration and responding to globalization

E. Capacity building in support of trade integration, with emphasis on integrated trade information flow management and trade facilitation in Central Asia

Development context

14.17 The responsibility for the subprogramme lies with the African Institute for Economic Development and Planning.

As a result, regional trade and economic integration have been stifled.

The European Union will be preoccupied with its own internal integration process.

Thirty years ago, the integration of East and West began.

Article 16 bis. Participation by regional economic integration organizations

The principle of complementarity is the keystone of this system.

a Includes expenditures for United Nations Fund for International Partnership and Associated Experts.

UNDP resources the resources credited to the UNDP regular resources account or other resources account and, therefore, exclude resources credited to the UNDP funds account.

Indeed, none of the current initiatives to boost Latin American regional integration resemble at all the European integration process.

Considerable evidence indicates that integration could be beneficial for Africa as well, given a framework suitable for African conditions.

Funds administered by UNDP funds established by the General Assembly and administered by UNDP.

18.13 Despite the various efforts made towards regional integration among member States in the 1950s, the basic requirements for achieving economic integration have not been established.