86. Investing in human resources.

As we continue to invest in development of our human capital, HIV AIDS continues to eat away at those investments.

Higher rates of economic growth could not be sustained without increased investment, especially in research and development which was crucial to boosting productivity while improving the quality of human capital and technology.

C. Investment and capital flows

On the national level, efforts have concentrated on securing the necessary finance for the investments.

But a demographic dividend is only as good as the investment in your human capital.

Develop human resource skills in the field of investment promotion

INCLUDING CAPITAL FLOWS INVESTMENT TRADE

Just as investment in physical capital is necessary to generate economic growth, so too investment in human resources must be recognized not merely as a by product of economic growth but as a driving force for development.

Capital importing countries conclude BITs in an effort to attract foreign investment in the interest of development, by protecting it and thereby demonstrating their commitment to providing a favourable investment climate.

Aid was seen as contributing to capital accumulation (human, as well as physical).

(b) How can home country programmes for disseminating information and support services to their investors be improved?

Investing in library based human capital will become an essential budgetary priority of the Organization.

On average, it is five times the level of foreign investment.

The family health programme continued to emphasize cost effective investments in human resources to enhance capacity building and improve the quality of care.

Many countries lack human resources (skills) and capital (savings, taxes, foreign direct investment), and this will limit the potential to develop their international trade competitiveness and their capabilities with regard to becoming trade efficient.

(d) Investment in technology transfer, linking it with indigenous technologies and human resources development.

This dataset takes account of only the approved equity capital for projects in production and under implementation, not actual, and does not cover reinvested earnings and other capital.

Rokid previously raised US 8.3 million in August 2014 in the Angel Round from IDG, Linear Venture, Mfund and Vision Capital. In October 2014, the company again received at least US 10 million in Series A funding led by Walden International, with the Angel investors as participants. On November 1, 2016, Rokid completed Series B funding, led by Advantech Capital other investors included IDG, Mfund, Vision Capital and Walden International.

Domestic investment comes in various forms, including business investment in machinery and buildings household investment in homes and government investment in people (education, skills), knowledge (research and development), and infrastructure (transport, power, water, and climate resilience).

(b) Financial incentives provide finance for new investment or to defray capital or operation costs.

Panellists also underscored a trend towards investing more resources in marketing and human resources than in technology.

The second, Private Finance for Human Development, aims to close the gap between the abundance of investable private finance and the unfulfilled financial needs of poor people.

Research by financial experts suggested that it was possible to develop an investment instrument out of a portfolio of domestic currency assets that could be attractive to foreign investors.

Efforts could also be made to develop physical and economic infrastructure and human capital in order to attract and absorb foreign investment flows.

But there are fundamental reasons to believe that the eurozone s investment rate will remain permanently depressed. The often invoked investment gap is mostly a result of wishful thinking, and the remaining barriers to investment have little to do with a lack of financing.

Currently, foreign direct investment has been the largest source of private flows.

Invest, invest, invest.

We have policies and laws that are attractive to private investment including and especially private foreign investment.

All call for substantial capital investment.

This requires significantly increased investments in human capital and development oriented infrastructure, such as energy, transport and communications.

In the recipient economies, it can contribute to physical capital formation, human capital development, transfer of technology and know how, and expansion of markets and foreign trade.

The key is to reflect on six kinds of capital goods business capital, infrastructure, human capital, intellectual capital, natural capital, and social capital. All of these are productive, but each has a distinctive role.

Second, domestic and foreign investors would have an incentive to invest because such investment would remove supply bottlenecks affecting private activities.

B. Mobilizing international resources for development foreign direct investment and other private flows

Mobilizing international resources for development foreign direct investment and other private flows

The Ministers called for increased investments in human capital and material resources in the area of information and communication and noted that some Member Countries are moving in that direction.

Investing in the capacity of local government to provide universal basic services is investing in healthier women and families.

That raises the question as to why internal momentum for growth, based on financial and human capital of which there is no overall shortage has failed to materialize.

Underinvesting in Resilience

Taming Speculative Capitalism

Recognizing the need for adequate financial resources to increase investment in human resources development,

(c) Promote public investments in their territories and supervise their proper implementation

Investment in human development is an investment in long term competitiveness, and a necessary component of a stable and progressing society.

These factors considerably limit those countries' ability to attract foreign direct investment and other international private capital flows.