Research activities

National research initiatives Research initiatives led by non Annex I Parties that were reported in the initial national communications included the following

Research, teaching and technical expertise

4. Research and academic institutions

The Problem of Priorities

Priority setting

(b) Research activities that need to be undertaken

Priorities and legal framework

Chapter IV Ongoing priorities and themes

Ongoing priorities and themes

What are the priorities?

It identified the following priorities

A. Priority setting

Other emerging priorities

First things come first.

A. Commercializing existing research findings

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National priorities, policies and institutions

The economy priority standards challenges

(ii) National priorities have changed

We did not prioritize right.

Access to adequate training was also considered to be an important element in enhancing local technical capacity and expertise in data collection, management and dissemination.

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Some examples of the research work follow.

They need to identify priorities and opportunities, and work on them.

The Return of Geopolitics to Europe

Should priorities once again be reversed?

This is a bizarre set of priorities.

Future priorities for standard setting activities

Ongoing priorities and themes

These priorities are the following

Short term (2005 2006)

Medium term (2007 2010)

Regional priorities and public administration

We shall also set our own priorities.

(b) to the greatest extent possible, coordinate their research activities

Box 2. Conference on the Development and Strengthening of

Those who dispense money, he argued, should look only at new research ideas, not at the organizational charts of research institutions.

The Director General would need to examine the policy priorities established, determine which fell within UNIDO's mandate and follow them up.

The majority of activities are on a small scale, spread among independent research activities and programmes that are ongoing in many universities and research institutions in the world.38 Most of these activities are of an exploratory nature.

New programmatic priorities for the Department of Public Information

(e) Developing an implementation plan for those priorities

Priorities in human resource management