Identification of labour intensive products that can participate in intra industry trade is critical, and analyses of value chain potentials are equally important.

Any service intensive industry faces the same challenges.

These jobs are strenuous, labour intensive and time consuming.

LDCs' comparative advantage is in exports of labour intensive services.

These countries have successfully stimulated labour intensive reforestation programmes in the wetlands.

But it also skews decisions in favour of capital intensive enterprise and away from labour intensive activities more likely to benefit the poor.

UNDP mobilized 58 million from Arab, Asian and Western donors for labour intensive infrastructure projects.

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It must be remembered that most poor people work in the primary sector and or in labour intensive activities (such as agriculture or the textile industry) and that these sectors are often those which face the greatest obstacles to international trade.

Trade in these services could offer important opportunities for developing countries given their comparative advantage in labour intensive services.

Community based projects include transitional support programmes, labour intensive public works, microenterprise support, training and short term educational support.

In addition, tourism was highly labour intensive, requiring little training, and provided jobs for all, including women and young persons.

The honey business is a labour intensive operation, as honey is poured by hand into 250 gram bottles for export.

On the other hand, there may be adjustment costs, especially social costs in the case of offshoring of labour intensive activities.

Consequently many middle income developing countries persisted in labour intensive manufactures because their producers were finding it difficult to upgrade and diversify.

On the other hand, there may be adjustment costs, especially social costs in the case of the offshoring of labour intensive activities.

No till or minimum tillage agriculture is also less labour intensive, as it reduces wear and tear on machinery and reduces fuel consumption.

Moreover, policies should include measures for labour intensive growth, as over the next 10 years the region will require 35 million jobs to reduce unemployment rates.

In the latter, on the contrary, liberalization has largely been triggered by the failure to establish efficient, competitive industries in labour and or skill intensive sectors.

The use of labour intensive methods was helping to create jobs in rural areas while providing the improved road network that was required for economic growth.

As incomes increase, rising labour costs and the entry of lower cost producers can rapidly erode the competitiveness of labour intensive manufactures, and new investments are needed to maintain productivity growth and to upgrade to higher value added activities.

China s leaders are already eager to rein in energy and pollution intensive industry for reasons of national security, air and water quality, and simple economic efficiency.

But that does not exclusively mean creating jobs in labour intensive enterprises it may also be achieved through building capacity for self employment, small businesses or craftsmanship.

First, it allows for many savers to pool their wealth to finance large enterprises that can achieve the efficiencies of scale possible from capital intensive modern industry.

However, obtaining the complete information set, even at the industry or sector level, is likely to be difficult and would require intensive and extensive data collection work.

Such participation in the labour intensive segment of international production networks can help countries to increase employment and per capita income even when value added generated is low.

Their only means of survival was to accept the leadership of local chiefs connected with drug trafficking and to take up poppy growing, which was highly labour intensive.

(a) The personal income channel. Employment generating growth presupposes a labour intensive growth path, with the emphasis on public works programmes and investment in infrastructure, including public housing schemes.

One of the earliest, in the brewing industry, was between the Philippines Congress of Independent Organisations Associated Labour Unions and San Miguel Corporation and provided for labour management cooperation in all matters relating to the environment.

In this connection, the Committee recommends that the State party consider ratifying the ILO Convention No. 81 concerning Labour Inspection in Industry and Commerce.

But they might also adopt such strategies as reducing agricultural areas under cultivation or switching to less labour intensive but less nutritious crops, thus affecting the food security of the household.

3.3 The authors recall that after heavy snows in 1997, herders had for the first time to supply capital and labour intensive fodder for the reindeer rather than rely on lichen.

These participants have been drawn from a wide range of sectors with an interest in chemical safety, including agriculture, environment, health, industry, labour and science.

Moreover, there must be greater balance between capital intensive and labor intensive activities.

(c) Outsource fixed income investments and real estate investments to achieve broadened coverage of fixed income and labour intensive analysis for real estate with the minimum number of in house portfolio managers

Few offers are made in certain sensitive sectors, including health, audio visual or labour intensive services, particularly through mode 4 (at less skill levels) and mode 1 (cross border supply of services).

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The use of labour intensive technologies in construction and infrastructure development can provide job opportunities for low skilled urban workers and may be used wherever these technologies are cost effective and technically feasible.

An intensive care unit (ICU), also known as an intensive therapy unit or intensive treatment unit (ITU) or critical care unit (CCU), is a special department of a hospital or health care facility that provides intensive care medicine.

Strategies and policies to facilitate the spread of e business practices in the sectors of higher priority for developing countries, with special reference to the financing of SMEs and the development of labour intensive sectors.

Furthermore, youth highlight the importance of fair labour standards for young people working in the ICT industry, including areas such as hardware production, software development and call centres.

Similarly, work involving standard setting would logically be labour intensive in the beginning and could taper off once standards were developed, supplemented or properly explained to staff and ethics training programmes had been put in place.

The shrinking sectors include the labour intensive upstream stages of the production process, where jobs have been outsourced to other countries a phenomenon that is neither apparent to customers nor reflected in statistics on foreign direct investment.

The unemployment rate has been reduced thanks to innovative measures such as microcredits, the promotion of entrepreneurship, labour intensive work of public utility, pre employment contracts, local salaried employee initiatives and compensation for activities of general benefit.

Many children are deprived of education as they are forced to work, even as young as 6 years old, in labour intensive sectors or to beg on the city streets in order to provide for the family.