What does UNIDF stand for?

United Nations Industrial Development Fund

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The Board adopted a series of other conclusions aimed at, among other things: * The promotion of the United Nations Industrial Development Fund, the industrial co-operation among developing countries, and the development and transfer of technology; * The restructuring of world industrial production and redeployment; and The readjustment of UNIDO's 1986-87 programme budget.

UNIDO Board calls for stimulation of industry in the South

It further called for increased contributions to the United Nations Industrial Development Fund, especially from the industrialized and developed countries, so as to reach its agreed desirable level of $50 million a year as soon as possible.

UNIDO IV conference adopts proposals to speed industrial development

Through nontraditional and innovative technical co-operation, the United Nations Industrial Development Fund assists developing countries in their process of industrialization.

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