Примеры использования Increased aid на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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the least developed countries and for increased aid flows to stimulate investment
However, in order to ensure sustained economic development, increased aid and implementation of trade agreements
the rule of law, increased aid effectiveness, institution-building
been matched by increased aid from development partners to Governments and cities.
must be seen not primarily as a quid pro quo for increased aid, but as an essential factor in itself in reducing poverty.
Almaty Programmes of Action required greater donor focus on enhancing the productive capacity of those groups of countries and increased aid to physical infrastructure, particularly roads and railways.
there is evidence that increased aid and debt relief are also contributing to the improvement of the living standards of millions of people in African countries.
in particular increased aid for trade.
we believe that the fulfilment of the pledges of official development assistance is a way in which debt relief, increased aid for budget support,
the"Make Poverty History" campaign and the"Live 8" concerts to press the case for increased aid, debt reduction and fairer trade deals for Africa.
At its annual meeting on 2 October 2004, the Development Committee reviewed proposals to complement increased aid flows and commitments with innovative mechanisms
this should spur economic activity in Africa through increased aid as well as trade
The main finding of the study was that despite recent improvements in the political environment, increased aid and more favourable recent weather patterns, food insecurity and socio-economic vulnerabilities across
direct investment to Africa, it is focusing on how best to translate increased aid into concrete results
debt relief and increased aid and investment had yet to be fulfilled.
President Hu Jintao announced five new measures for strengthening South-South cooperation, including increased aid to developing countries for prevention
genuine market access for the produce of African countries; increased aid without conditionalities, except for those that countries adopt themselves as benchmarks for performance,
genuine market access for the produce of African countries; increased aid without conditionalities, save those that the countries themselves adopt as benchmarks for performance,
fair trade, increased aid, and promoting decent work.
I firmly believe that if others match Europe's increased aid and trade and development initiatives, if we can