Примеры использования Credit programmes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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situation of rural women, including, in particular, credit programmes, and for reducing gender segregation in employment.
population with productive skills, however, credit programmes seem to offer more sustainable solutions.
government-sponsored seasonal credit programmes and village-based savings
The credit programmes being carried out by the NGOs focus on urban and marginalized areas
However, the cooperative banking system in our country provided information on its credit programmes for Panamanian women,
The activities in which NGOs are involved include implementation of rural credit programmes, water resources development,
Credit programmes subject to special terms are available in particular to medium-sized companies for pollution abatement measures.
The State Bank of Viet Nam was developing a plan to provide women with access to credit programmes and funds.
publication on women and credit which focuses on the need to improve women's access to financial resources through better credit programmes.
The Special Rapporteur was told how women's participation in economic life had been increased through credit programmes designed to encourage individual enterprise and managed by the Government and non-governmental organizations.
In addition to region-wide credit programmes, UNIFEM is also supporting the management and gender training of micro-enterprise groups.
The second pillar involves fostering enterprises' productive capacity(e.g. credit programmes), and the third entails strengthening support institutions catering for this sector.
Introducing and managing credit programmes for women to meet the objectives of Local Self Governance Act LSGA.
Credit programmes targeting job creation are,
The Colombian authorities should consider innovative credit programmes that were adapted to the needs of women,
She therefore wished to know what prospects existed for qualified women to become entrepreneurs, and whether credit programmes were available to assist women with such aspirations.
for example export credit programmes and tax preferences,
Although the initial resources for loans frequently came from donor-funded credit programmes, commercial banks began to draw on their own deposit sources for a growing share of their total funds for micro-loans.
As an example of the economic impact of cultural discrimination against women, credit programmes often exclude women because they cannot provide collateral in the form of secure property rights to land.
Alternatively, especially in credit programmes, sustainability may be achieved at the expense of coverage,