This could help Norwegian producers regain market share in this segment.
In 2010, Norway was the top supplier in both the fresh and frozen Atlantic salmon fillets segments, with 41% and 44% shares respectively. (...) This, despite targeting different market segments, could ease the pressure on prices, which have shown an upward trend in the fresh fillets segment, while the whole fish markets have remained stable with a slight upward trend in some products. (...) This is all the more remarkable as the share of Poland only a few years back was less than 5% of the import market. French domestic smokers continue to target the top segments but are more affected by higher costs than foreign suppliers.
Language:English
Score: 1131244.6
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https://www.fao.org/in-action/...s/resource-detail/en/c/338151/
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This could help Norwegian producers regain market share in this segment.
In 2010, Norway was the top supplier in both the fresh and frozen Atlantic salmon fillets segments, with 41% and 44% shares respectively. (...) This, despite targeting different market segments, could ease the pressure on prices, which have shown an upward trend in the fresh fillets segment, while the whole fish markets have remained stable with a slight upward trend in some products. (...) This is all the more remarkable as the share of Poland only a few years back was less than 5% of the import market. French domestic smokers continue to target the top segments but are more affected by higher costs than foreign suppliers.
Language:English
Score: 1130657.3
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https://www.fao.org/in-action/...s/resource-detail/zh/c/338151/
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ITU WORLD TELECOM 2009 Forum Programme
October 07 Wednesday Co-hosted – NGMN 16:30 – 18:00 Session CoNG.4 Room A ITU – NGMN: Mobile Broadband 2010+: Customer Impact Smartphones continue to be the mobile device industry’s fastest-growing market segment, with on average 15 times higher data traffic per device compared to the rest of the market. Meanwhile, new mobile broadband device segments are emerging in Consumer Electronics (CE) equipment and Netbooks. In addition, mobile broadband Machine-to-Machine (M2M) services promise to grow the market even further. In this Session, Senior Management representatives from major device manufacturers provide insights into emerging device platforms, segments and services and the current status of wireless broadband devices.
Language:English
Score: 1128437
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https://www.itu.int/wftp3/Publ.../E/web/WebSearch/page0087.html
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Motherhood wage penalties and labour market segmentation: Evidence from Argentina | Publication | Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean
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December 2013 | Regular Publications, Reviews and Bulletins » CEPAL Review
Motherhood wage penalties and labour market segmentation: Evidence from Argentina
Author:
Casal, María del Pilar - Barham, Bradford L.
(...) Date:
December 2013
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LC/G.2597-P
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This article explores the connection between labour market segregation and motherhood wage penalties in Argentina across the formal and informal sectors. (...) The finding is that there is strong evidence of labour market segmentation and that motherhood wage penalties differ substantively across the sectors and between different wage quantiles.
Language:English
Score: 1126103.7
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https://www.cepal.org/en/publi...egmentation-evidence-argentina
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Why programmes fail to reach most disadvantaged groups
(1)
The most disadvantaged groups
are often not eligible for
participation in mainstream
labour market programmes, as
these are confined either to
registered unemployed or to
those entitled to UI benefits.
(...) Mismatches between
provision and individual
needs
Mismatches between
provision and labour
market needs
Programmes are geared towards
weak or marginal labour market
segments (small-scale local
initiatives) given the resistance
of companies in ‘market’
economic sectors.
Why programmes fail to reach most disadvantaged groups
(5)
Temporary job creation in non-
profit or other local initiatives
sometimes reinforces
segmentation or result in a
backslide into unemployment
Segmentation, sidetrack
and dead end
Stigmatization effect
The mere fact of benefiting
from a programme may reveal
the labour market difficulties of
an individual to employers on
the basis of disadvantages
usually attributed to a group
(e.g. long-term unemployment).
Language:English
Score: 1125370.5
-
https://www.ilo.org/wcmsp5/gro...ts/publication/wcms_612072.pdf
Data Source: un
Why programmes fail to reach most disadvantaged groups
(1)
The most disadvantaged groups
are often not eligible for
participation in mainstream
labour market programmes, as
these are confined either to
registered unemployed or to
those entitled to UI benefits.
(...) Mismatches between
provision and individual
needs
Mismatches between
provision and labour
market needs
Programmes are geared towards
weak or marginal labour market
segments (small-scale local
initiatives) given the resistance
of companies in ‘market’
economic sectors.
Why programmes fail to reach most disadvantaged groups
(5)
Temporary job creation in non-
profit or other local initiatives
sometimes reinforces
segmentation or result in a
backslide into unemployment
Segmentation, sidetrack
and dead end
Stigmatization effect
The mere fact of benefiting
from a programme may reveal
the labour market difficulties of
an individual to employers on
the basis of disadvantages
usually attributed to a group
(e.g. long-term unemployment).
Language:English
Score: 1125370.5
-
www.ilo.org/wcmsp5/grou...ts/publication/wcms_612072.pdf
Data Source: un
There are different state of the market development in target countries: ■ INITIAL STAGE OF THE NGV MARKET DEVELOPMENT
→ Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kyrgyzstan, North Macedonia, Romania, Turkmenistan,
■ EMERGING NGV MARKETS → Belarus, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Serbia, Tajikistan,
■ MATURE NGV MARKETS → Armenia and Uzbekistan.
(...) As the first step, each country should have a comprehensive development program for the NGV market including different segments of the transport sector: private cars, buses, LCVs, heavy trucks, construction and communal machinery, agricultural and quarry machinery, railway transport, water transport etc. (...) Countries with international transit routes have a great potential for small-scale LNG market development.
There are several main steps for regulatory authorities to start with: ■ to make a complex analysis of transport and energy sectors and specify the fuel potential
of every segment of transport sector, ■ to understand the perspectives of power mix in the long run, ■ to develop a comprehensive program of NGV market development with an infrastructure
layout based on potential demand, ■ to initiate simplification of technical regulation for filling stations, ■ to develop a system for cylinders turnover monitoring, ■ to implement a program for popularization NGV among citizens.
Language:English
Score: 1120707.6
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https://unece.org/sites/defaul...GV_Report_ExecSummary_2004.pdf
Data Source: un
Ana Mickovska Raleva, Education Specialist, Macedonian Civic Education Center, North Macedonia
Segment 2: SDG 5 “Gender Equality”
This segment will focus on answering the question: “How can governments overcome challenges that hinder the participation of women, girls, youth and those from other marginalized groups at risk of exclusion and disadvantage in the labour market, in the digital world and STEAM sectors?”
(...) Manuel da Costa-Cabral, Market Regulator expert, ANACOM, Portugal
Segment 4: SDG15 “Life on land”
This segment will intend to answer the same questions as segment 3.
• Ms. (...) 12:45 – 12:50 Special statement from the youth
Co-moderators of the SDG segments:
• Ms. Natalia Mochu, Regional Director, ITU Office for CIS
• Ms.
Language:English
Score: 1120541
-
https://www.itu.int/ru/ITU-D/R...0the%20covid-19%20pandemic.pdf
Data Source: un
Ana Mickovska Raleva, Education Specialist, Macedonian Civic Education Center, North Macedonia
Segment 2: SDG 5 “Gender Equality”
This segment will focus on answering the question: “How can governments overcome challenges that hinder the participation of women, girls, youth and those from other marginalized groups at risk of exclusion and disadvantage in the labour market, in the digital world and STEAM sectors?”
(...) Manuel da Costa-Cabral, Market Regulator expert, ANACOM, Portugal
Segment 4: SDG15 “Life on land”
This segment will intend to answer the same questions as segment 3.
• Ms. (...) Co-moderators of the SDG segments:
• Ms. Natalia Mochu, Regional Director, ITU Office for CIS
• Ms.
Language:English
Score: 1120541
-
https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-D/R...0the%20covid-19%20pandemic.pdf
Data Source: un
SIPAM | General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean - GFCM | Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Alimentación y la Agricultura | General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
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Language:English
Score: 1119758.4
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