Main recommendations and manuals on industrial statistics

The primary economic sectors are agriculture and industry (in Catania).

The privatization of key economic sectors had been initiated and had led to the attraction of considerable FDI in several sectors.

A clear strategy is needed to bolster the key sectors discussed above.

Number of Parties reporting on key vulnerable sectors

Illicit trafficking and the role of organized crime key sectors and countermeasures

Cross cutting issues are fully reflected in key policy measures.

The primary economic sectors were agriculture (grain being the chief cash crop) and animal husbandry.

Transport is considered a major sector that will contribute to the growth of GHG emissions.

The major outputs of the industrial statistics component include

Building industrial and modern service sectors is critical for successful diversification.

Major sectors of the Jamaican economy include agriculture, mining, manufacturing, tourism, and financial and insurance services.

Socially vulnerable groups need to be more fully included in the mainstream development process.

This is seen as particularly relevant for young people living in countries that are undergoing rapid growth through the expansion of industrial sectors.

Industry associations work with PSEPC in a forum that permits a broad exchange on information across industry sectors.

One of the major factors hindering industrial development was lack of capacity at the technical and institutional levels.

In several key sectors such as financial services and retail, China is already more open than Thailand.

In addition to short term policy headaches, stronger currencies carry potentially significant costs in terms of hollowing out industrial and service sectors.

One of the major industries on Guam, and the third most important economic sector (after tourism and the public sector), is construction.

The main outputs of the services in industrial governance provided by UNIDO include

Key vulnerable sectors Information provided by Parties on current and future key vulnerable sectors was dependent on the relative importance to their economy.

On the other hand, in the short and medium run, it would also lead to shifts in output and employment in key sectors in developing countries, resulting in job losses in some sectors and revenue loss.

Major oil exporters could then seek to use their now less valuable oil at home as cheap fuel for an expanded heavy industrial sector.

The country had established a number of mechanisms to attract foreign investment, providing material support for those investing in priority areas and for eight technical centres covering all industrial sectors.

Other key sectors in the city's economy are advanced research in health and biotechnologies, chemicals and engineering, banking and finance.

Thirty years of rapid growth brought only half of China s famers (about 200 million people) into the industrial or service sectors, where their wages doubled.

But this relationship is much stronger in China, presumably because the productivity gap between the rural, traditional parts of the economy and the modern, industrial sectors is so huge.

The new government should build on the steps undertaken by the Transitional Government to re establish government presence in key sectors in the departments.

The second, more profound challenge relates to the real economy how to redeploy workers and capital from the industrial sectors facing overcapacity and the most overbuilt cities.

But, putting such successes aside, the point of industrial policy is not to pick winners at all. Rather, successful industrial policies identify sources of positive externalities sectors where learning might generate benefits elsewhere in the economy.

The Ministry of Industry and Commerce, in its master Proposal of the Sector Plan, has the persuasion of women to raise their literary knowledge and to participate in training courses as one of its master objectives.

The major international organizations operating in the area of industrial statistics are the Statistics Division of the Secretariat, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and Eurostat.

MANILA As the slowdown in the world s major industrial economies drags on, growth in developing Asia is being affected.

Elements of the strategy including compliance activities continue to be integrated into the mainstream activities of the New South Wales Office of Industrial Relations.

Industrial policy is appealing to politicians who can favor key constituencies while claiming to be helping the economy as a whole.

In Myanmar's main city Yangon, a fire erupted at a tea shop in the Hlaingthayar industrial area early Monday and spread through the surrounding neighbourhood.

The analysis shows how all major economic sectors including many energy intensive industries will grow. For example, energy efficient buildings are a boon to the cement and chemical industries.

During the period of British rule, the main economic sectors in the village were fishing and agriculture, particularly fruit cultivation, including bananas, citrus, olives, and figs.

The situation could deteriorate in 2006, particularly in Zimbabwe and Malawi, unless actions are taken to meet immediate needs and to reverse the decline in key sectors.

Imports of cheap Chinese goods threaten to displace regional production, particularly in labor intensive manufacturing sectors that are finding it difficult to compete.

The main population and industrial areas are in South Wales, consisting of the coastal cities of Cardiff, Swansea and Newport, and the South Wales Valleys to their north.

Heavy industry received major economic support during the 1950s, but central planning resulted in waste and inefficient use of industrial resources.

Although the small island developing States were committed to playing their part, strong leadership by the industrialized countries was required.

More than 700 community driven microprojects are currently at various stages of implementation in the key sectors of basic services, shelter and community services.

Any voluntary expansion of the commitment regime should be gradual and based on a process of capacity building, including calculating and timely monitoring of the emissions of various national industrial sectors.