Administrative bottlenecks

Resolving administrative bottlenecks

The secretariat will review the process before the next round in 2006 2007 to identify possible synergy and remove any organizational bottlenecks.

Part of the problem stems from administrative bottlenecks in Haiti itself.

Handling Africa's human resource bottlenecks will require a composite of actions.

Urgent international support is needed to resolve country specific bottlenecks at implementing sustainable intervention options.

Institutional and other constraints and bottlenecks in several aspects of the commodity economy will be considered, and the relevance of remedying such constraints and bottlenecks in ensuring that broad segments of the population benefit from commodities trade will be analysed.

As a result, it is explicitly diagnostic and focuses on the most significant economic bottlenecks and constraints.

Examples include the Marginal Budgeting for Bottlenecks tool or the tools under development by the WHO Choice project.

UNCTAD's technical assistance was useful with regard to decreasing transit costs and facing up to infrastructural shortages and institutional bottlenecks.

Instead, bottlenecks are developing elsewhere, as in oil. It may well be that easy financing has given economies a longer leash.

Global supply chains are now becoming more resilient, owing to the duplication of singular bottlenecks that can bring much larger systems down.

India s economy is continuing to grow, but faces rising inflation, fiscal and current account deficits, a slowdown in agricultural growth, and infrastructure bottlenecks.

Far too little has been accomplished since, and, behind the scenes, Ban is working relentlessly to clear the bottlenecks and avert climate disaster.

The multilateral system establish a joint UN system Global Fund problem solving team that supports efforts to address implementation bottlenecks at country level.

As the volume and pace of operations has increased, new bottlenecks in receiving, inspecting, testing, integrating, consolidating and dispatching of materials have emerged.

The Global Fund, the World Bank and other parts of the UN system, and other multilateral institutions and international partners will engage in a process to identify procurement and supply management bottlenecks, and to agree upon concrete steps for the harmonization and alignment of procurement and supply management policies and procedures.

To avoid such an outcome, Brazil s leaders must increase the efficiency of government spending and use the freed up resources to clear infrastructure bottlenecks.

While deleveraging is ongoing in advanced economies, many developing countries will be able to explore untapped investment opportunities infrastructure bottlenecks being a glaring example.

This is needed to address the infrastructure bottlenecks that are holding back investment by companies in other sectors and slowing the development of agriculture.

In concluding, he remarked that efforts should be made to re examine the bottlenecks in the implementation of the Peace Plan on Western Sahara.

We require a more concerted international effort, led by the United Nations, to speed up the distribution of donor funds and reduce system bottlenecks.

Optimistically, Brazilian officials believe that the government s Growth Acceleration Program will serve as a vaccine against global turbulence and help reduce bottlenecks in the economy.

G. Jehoel Gijsbers, L. Kok L. Janssen, Single parents, the combination scenario and child support, a study into bottlenecks and solutions in legislation and implementation, 2001.

Continuing geopolitical tensions combined with refining and distribution industry bottlenecks caused tight supply conditions for light products, which were coupled with high oil demand throughout 2004.

Implementation of trade facilitation measures requires a thorough analysis of existing bottlenecks and costs, as well as a comparison of current practices with international standards and benchmarks.

It is not necessary, because what really works in practice is removing successive binding constraints, whether they are supply incentives in agriculture, infrastructure bottlenecks, or high credit costs.

This policy reflects a shortsighted ambition to promote markets rather than the direct and over riding goals of saving lives and removing bottlenecks to long term economic development.

Most of the bottlenecks were reported in Muharraq, where the Bahrain International Airport is located, in the country, which covers a total area of around 780 square kilometres.

The European Union will make every effort to reduce bottlenecks and to disburse those funds promptly, with a view to creating employment and achieving quick and visible changes.

Moreover, India has developed a tendency for chronic inflation, owing to an unhappy combination of supply bottlenecks (caused by poor infrastructure) and excessive demand (thanks to persistent public deficits).

The Global Fund, and the World Bank and other parts of the UN system to jointly report progress on addressing bottlenecks to procurement and supply management by June 2006.

Landlocked developing countries are in greater need of technical and financial assistance for their physical infrastructure development which remains one of the main bottlenecks for economic growth and development.

This chapter will highlight the continuing challenges of implementation of the international legal and policy framework on violence against women at the national level and examine the reasons for bottlenecks.

Some of the main bottlenecks for faster growth of micro financing institutions (MFIs) include restrictive regulations and market constraints such as the lack of centralized, aggregate and coherent market data.

Now one of the major bottlenecks that we've found that's sort of preventing both the access in the first place and the safety of those surgeries that do happen is anesthesia.

The combination of faster household spending growth and the existing level of exports would cause production bottlenecks and strain capacity, leading to faster increases in the prices of domestically produced goods.

Darwin s vision of the world deeply influenced biology in the twentieth century, despite persistent questions posed by factors such as lateral gene transfer, neutral evolution, and chaotic bottlenecks in natural selection.

Horizontal synchronization seeks to ensure a balance of the processing capacity across languages and against expected output to avoid bottlenecks in the simultaneous distribution of documents in all six official languages.

And then someone came up with the idea that, apart from good public transport, apart from spending money on roads, let's try to charge drivers one or two euros at these bottlenecks.

Botswana responded No . The need for revision will arise once programmes are implemented and the member States realize that there are gaps and bottlenecks that need to be removed or attended to.

Because of the ever increasing complexity of peacekeeping operations, a detailed management study should be conducted with a view to re engineering their operational structure, processes and flows and pinpointing bottlenecks and inefficiencies.

The Programme will contribute towards reducing trade impediments, promote the harmonization of industrial, trade and technology policies, reduce bottlenecks for FDI and help to ensure conformity and compliance with industrial standards and environmental norms.

Removing potential bottlenecks in funding flows and radically improving mechanisms for delivering funds and services at all levels are critical steps to reducing systemic constraints to achieving an expanded response to the AIDS epidemic.

The presence of large chains helps to overcome bottlenecks in distribution networks existing in developing countries, and through those chains' international procurement practices may bring products from those countries for distribution in international markets.