The three major intervention areas were developing and sustaining human capabilities developing positive cultural values, attitudes and practices and utilization of human capabilities.

Human resource development.

(c) Human resources development (continued)

The technical cooperation and capacity building activities carried out by UNCTAD for least developed countries addressed human resources development and institution building, including building capacities relating to trade and development.

Policies that support a better understanding and use of free and open source software and technologies, given their positive implications for the development of ICT related human capacities.

62 207. Human resources development

58 207. Human resources development

60 211. Human resources development

56 189. Human resources development

(c) Human resources development (continued)

(c) Building human and institutional capacities

Draft resolution on human resources development

C. Capacity building and human resource development

Goal 1. Develop capacities through training, knowledge sharing and networking.

3. Recognizes the importance of human resources development in promoting sustainable development, and encourages Governments to integrate human resources development policies into their national development strategies

2. Recognizes the importance of human resources development in promoting sustainable development, and encourages Governments to integrate human resources development policies in their national development strategies

(c) Human resources development (continued) (A 60 318)

(iii) Developing human resources in national statistical systems.

Programme Component E.2 Rural and Women's Entrepreneurship Development

(f) Assisting with human resources development and technical assistance

Emphasizing that human resources development should be an essential component of international development cooperation and that there is a need to promote continuous training and capacity building within projects and programmes as a means of advancing such development,

Stressing the need to identify projects aimed at strengthening capacity building in human resources development and the development of infrastructures particularly in the areas of health, education, agriculture, science and technology

This will require UNDP to target increased resources for capacity development activities.

Hodge v. Canada (Minister of Human Resources Development), 3 S.C.R. 357.

Takes note of the report of the Secretary General on human resources development

(c) Human resources development (A C.2 60 L.40)

Developing local capacities in Africa for the identification of growth opportunities through resource mobilization

UNDP is approaching development partners to mobilize additional resources for the capacity development programme.

(c) Human resources development (continued) (A C.2 60 L.49)

In order to unleash this potential, a strong support system that improves pastoralists access to capital and markets, while bolstering human resource development and capacity building, is needed.

The main goal is to enhance the endogenous capacity of beneficiary countries to face challenges and benefit from opportunities and to set and implement their own development strategies, as well as to emphasize the development of human, institutional, productive and export capacities of beneficiary countries.

Contribution of United Nations operational activities to national capacity development and development effectiveness

(c) Contributing to development of human and institutional capacities of member States for harnessing science and technology, including biotechnology, supporting innovation and promoting awareness of the effective utilization of science and technology to achieve food security and sustainable development

(ii) Training courses, seminars and workshops eight workshops on capacity building vocational training for young women in rural areas in selected countries (4) and human resources capacity building in local community development (4)

Efforts to develop human and institutional capacity of small island developing States also called for investment in appropriate training in forestry and natural resources product development, with the involvement of non governmental organizations and community groups of small island developing States.

One of the most pressing needs is to deal with the human capacity crisis.

(c) Human resources development report of the Second Committee (A 60 492 Add.3)

15. Urges the international community and the United Nations system, including through public private partnerships, to continue to support the efforts of developing countries in formulating human resources development strategies that promote technological capability

(d) Strengthening national and regional capabilities in further developing the tourism sector, sustainable tourism in particular, by strengthening the capacities of both human resources and institutions and promoting regional cooperation, especially networking of training institutions

4. Welcomes the increasing importance being attached by the University to capacity development, particularly in developing countries

Strengthening and transforming national capacity to respond to HIV AIDS

(c) Human resources development (continued) (A C.2 60 L.49 and L.40)

Convention concerning Vocational Guidance and Vocational Training in the Development of Human Resources(No. 142)

6. Encourages all countries to ensure local and community level engagement in the formulation and implementation of national and local policies to promote human resources development, and in this regard also encourages them to continue developing individual capacity as well as empowering communities

We stress the importance of strengthening the knowledge and, scientific and technological capacities of developing countries, including the requisite upgrading of their human resources as a vital condition for attaining sustainable development and commit to promote and strengthen our cooperation in this regard.