The Women's Counter of the Local Industry Development Institute (IDIL) promotes and develops local industry throughout the country and helps women who dedicate themselves to small scale business activities.

When industries are clustered, the waste from one can become the input for another.

In the early stages of development, traditional infant industry problems required high levels of protection for local industries.

These are business and industry organizations, environmental groups, and local government and municipal authorities.

Industry has a key role to play in helping local governments achieve the goal of sustainable development. As active participants in community life and major contributors to local employment and economics, local governments are particularly concerned with industrial development in their communities.

Moreover, special support should be given to the promotion and development of environmentally sustainable industry and attention needs to be directed to rural industrial development, to industrialization programmes for marginalized segments and regions and to enhancing the role of women in industrial development.

Successfully leading the Organization's programmatic initiatives in industrial promotion and technology agro industries small and medium enterprises energy and cleaner production and multilateral and environmental agreements

Industrial settlements 4,480

This may be achieved by using local materials for reconstruction, engaging the local workforce (both men and women) in the reconstruction effort and providing equipment, training and microcredit to kick start local industries, farming, fishing and small businesses.

Their jobs are being moved to places with lower wages, lower business taxes and greater freedom to pollute.

(a) Local governments are under pressure to attract investment and facilitate industrial development

In the countryside, women play a key role in agriculture, livestock, forestry, handicrafts and mining.

Greenhouse gas inventories in general and or specific sectors (energy, industrial processes, solvents and other products use, agriculture, land use, land use change and forestry, and waste) National systems, national registries, information on assigned amounts and information related to Article 3, paragraph 14.

corporations in technology intensive industries, as well as export oriented and research and development investments.

KRUS functions through a network of regional branches and local units.

names and addresses of experts working in SME development

The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) is developing a methodology for assessing options in the industrial sector.

As such, it is designed to serve as a model for the development of further industrial export processing zones in other parts of the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

In some industrialized countries, local networks of businesses, known as corporate volunteer councils, have been formed to share effective practices and address community needs through workplace volunteering.

(e) The way in which support of developed countries for technical development at the local level was obtained

(d) There is a clear differentiation between mobility within duty stations and mobility across duty stations and that the latter is a more important factor in career development

(c) The role of technology policy in industrialization and industrial competitiveness.

Programmes for migrant agricultural day labourers

(a) Programme review industrial statistics

(a) Programme review industrial statistics

OP 15 Operational Programme on Sustainable Land Management

On the other hand, the numbers of women employed as waged farm labourers or day labourers confirm that they are seeking the type of work which they have been doing on their plot, although without pay.

Confirm a leading role for Swiss industry in the Automated Transfer Vehicle

In India, an infrastructure of 400 local industries as partners in the Indian national space programme had been created, on the assumption that industrial competitiveness provided the assurance of high quality service.

Graduates of Agency educational institutions faced improved employment opportunities locally and elsewhere in the region during the reporting period.

Subprogramme 9 Natural resources and infrastructure

1995 4 Science and technology for development (subprogrammes 2, 8 and 12)

Industrial water use (million m3) ____________

Subprogramme 16.8 Industry and technology

The purpose of employment fairs is to bring seekers of labour and seekers of employment together in one place with the aim of matching one another and of enabling both parties (enterprises and job seekers ) directly to choose the individuals (or the jobs, according to the case) meeting their expectations.

7. Expresses concern about the temporary relocation of the headquarters international staff of the Agency from Gaza City and the disruption of operations at the headquarters

9. Expresses concern about the temporary relocation of the international staff of the Agency from its headquarters in Gaza City and the disruption of operations at the headquarters

Expresses concern about the temporary relocation of the headquarters international staff of the Agency from Gaza City and the disruption of operations at the headquarters

High for fuel combustion and industrial processes.

Landowners, local politicians, major industrialists and drug traffickers would appear to be giving financial backing to these paramilitary groups.

25 D. Belau, Tourism employment in the Asia Pacific Region 2003, Tripartite Regional Meeting on Employment in the Tourism Industry for Asia and the Pacific, Bangkok, 15 17 September 2003 (International Labour Organization, 2003).

Partly as a result, local professionalism and local capacity to handle such complex cases is steadily increasing.

As part of its response to fighting unemployment and under employment and reducing poverty in developing countries, ILO s Employment Intensive Work Programme (EIP) aims at maximizing employment generation through public investments.

A few NGOs from the business and industry constituency specifically stressed the need to encourage the participation of all sectors of business, industry, labour and agriculture from both Annex I and non Annex I Parties.

Development of local entrepreneurs