Domestic human development and capacity building

It stimulates the development of the abilities of individuals.

Developing countries could not develop because of population pressures.

Recognizing that people are at the centre of concerns for sustainable development and that the development of human resources is an essential component in the achievement of sustainable development, and stressing that effective human resources development should strengthen people apos s capabilities and competencies and enlarge the choices available to them in developing their lives and fulfilling their aspirations so as to reach total human development,

Capacity building encompasses the development of a country s human, scientific, technological, organizational, institutional and resource capabilities.Agenda 21, Chapter 37.

Institutional capacity development

180. The key to participatory development means fulfilling the potential of people by enlarging their capabilities, and this necessarily implies empowerment of people, enabling them to participate actively in their own development.

Capacity to address critical SHD challenges

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

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.

6. Constraints to growth and development include weak public sector capacity, lack of critical infrastructure and low skill levels and human development.

A. Development of indigenous capability 3 18 2

A. Development of indigenous capability

B. Development of indigenous capability 5 12 3

B. Development of indigenous capability

7. Recognizes the efforts of Partners in Population and Development in strengthening the capacities of developing countries in South South cooperation

6. The efforts of the Programme in developing indigenous capability at the local level has focused, in large part, on human resources development.

The developing countries were characterized by limited financial and technological resources, and limited human and institutional capacities.

Noting the increasing demand from developing countries for capacity building in human resources development,

Only then will the requisite capacity be developed.

How did they develop?

1. Capacity building for development management for

(b) to strengthen the ability of developing countries to attract foreign investment and develop enterprises capabilities and a technological base to strengthen their production and export capacity

Imbalances in negotiating strength and capacities may create pressures and result in far reaching obligations that may not reflect a developing country's development priorities.

A. Capacity building and development

Assist developing countries in their efforts to promote and develop national strategies for human resources and science and technology, which are primary drivers of national capacity building for development

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

(c) Assist developing countries in their efforts to promote and develop national strategies for human resources and science and technology, which are primary drivers of national capacity building for development

(c) To assist developing countries in their efforts to promote and develop national strategies for human resources and science and technology, which are primary drivers of national capacity building for development

(c) Assist developing countries in their efforts to promote and develop national strategies for human resources and science and technology, which are primary drivers of national capacity building for development

They have been tragically deprived of the basic capacities for human development.

(c) Assisting developing countries in their efforts to promote and develop national strategies for human resources and science and technology, which are primary drivers of national capacity building for development

There is a need to strengthen the endogenous capacities of developing countries, especially to develop competitive products.

(c) Capacity building and institutional development

(c) Strengthening capacities in developing countries to develop their environmental services sector.

As a consequence, the potential long term impact on development of this human resources development programme has never been fully realized.

TWAS has continued to receive strong support from developing countries that have well developed capacities in science.

1. Capacity building for development management

Capacity development and technical cooperation

Capacity building and institutional development

Efforts should be made to strengthen the capacity of developing countries to manage their debt, because growth, human development and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals depended on maintaining sustainable debt levels.

Human resource development is low and skilled labour and entrepreneurial capacity remain weak.

Proclaim the following

Not so long ago, the Middle East and North Africa achieved high (almost 10 per cent) gross domestic product (GDP) growth rates.

The round table took note of the need for more cooperative projects to strengthen the capacity of developing countries as well as for continuous human resources development.