Examples of using Aid commitments in English and their translations into Arabic
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The United Nations recently warned of several countries' failure to meet aid commitments and further warned that some 22 life-saving aid programs,
The International Finance Facility is designed to provide increased funding quickly by employing financing arrangements that would allow future aid commitments to be used before they are disbursed.
We are particularly concerned that total global aid commitments earmarked for productive sectors stood at only $7.5 billion in 2007 against a total global aid flow of $121 billion, representing a mere 6 per cent of the total.
While the water and sanitation sectors have not been as affected by decreasing aid commitments as other sectors, commitments to sanitation and water were already lower than those for most social sectors.
To that end, aid commitments made at the London G-20 summit were promising, but the remaining challenge was how to implement those commitments so that they reached their intended beneficiaries.
Its unique feature would be to front-load aid flows through the issuance of bonds guaranteed by participating Governments that will allow aid commitments to be spent before they are budgeted.
going forward, aid commitments may be lowered or actual disbursements may decline.
The report on activities undertaken by UNCTAD in favour of Africa indicated that the share of ODA for economic infrastructure had declined from 48 per cent of total aid commitments in 1992- 1994 to 24 per cent in 2002- 2004.
And finally, it is not clear whether additional resources as committed by donors for multilateral debt cancellation are resources that are additional to overall future aid commitments or are simply shifted from other allocations within the same aid budget.
For example, between 1992- 1995 and 2000- 2003, official development assistance allocation to economic infrastructure and production-oriented sectors declined from 45 per cent to 26 per cent of total aid commitments of all donors to LDCs(UNCTAD, 2002, 2004).
technical assistance may be expanding, but we need to be clear that it can neither be a substitute for North-South aid nor dilute those aid commitments.
Technical cooperation generally accounts for about two thirds of bilateral aid for education, with" 60 to 80 per cent of all education aid commitments spent in recipient countries".
In this respect, the new approach recognizes the need to ensure stable and predictable longer-term aid commitments so as to allow recipients to engage in medium-term measures.
Similarly, aid commitments to low-income countries should be fulfilled, not only for social,
Reneging on aid commitments and abandoning global solidarity at a time in which many developing countries are being hit by large negative external shocks is a nearsighted policy that can only lead to a losing outcome for all.
Apart from delivering on existing aid commitments, donor countries should consider mechanisms to delink aid flows from their business cycles
In this context, development aid commitments must be completely fulfilled, otherwise the principle of shared responsibility, on which international development agreements and the fight against poverty rested, would be reduced to simple rhetoric.
(b) Programme countries to consider preparing costed action plans for wider range of global development goals in order to facilitate action on barriers to progress as well as aid commitments to match them;
while others had pointed out that aid commitments were not being fulfilled and that official figures were skewed by the inclusion of debt relief.
In real terms, water and sanitation aid levels in 2005 were lower than in 1997, a marked contrast to education, whose aid commitments doubled over the same period, and a contrast to aid commitments in health as well.