Examples of using Hipcs in English and their translations into Arabic
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As of July 2002, a total of 26 of the 42 HIPCs had become, in principle, eligible for interim relief.
Thus, future reschedulings within the Paris Club will concern mostly the HIPCs in the context of the HIPC initiative.
clause took effect and the list of potentially eligible HIPCs was ring-fenced.
More innovative mechanisms beyond the HIPC had to be developed in order to enable HIPCs that reached completion point to implement long-term development strategies to promote productivity growth, human resource development and a viable enterprise base.
In those HIPCs that have reached completion point, social spending in the areas of health and education, which is usually closely linked to basic human rights obligations, has increased by 20 to 50 per cent.
For heavily indebted poor countries(HIPCs) receiving relief under the HIPC Initiative, the IMF has focused additional attention on improving the tracking of poverty-reducing expenditure.
It has been estimated that the average potential impact of vulture fund litigation against HIPCs amounts to 18 per cent of spending on health care and education, 59 per cent of debt repayments, and 5 per cent of budget revenue.
The severe difficulties that HIPCs continue to experience in servicing their debt and the perception that the debt overhang poses a serious impediment to growth and development have thrust the multilateral debt issue into prominence.
The international community faces two broad challenges with regard to the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries(HIPCs) Initiative: expediting the cases
Although the consultation paper does not explicitly state so, it can be argued that the British legislation is ultimately intended to help HIPCs create the necessary conditions for the realization of the basic rights of their citizens
Consideration could also be given to the problems that many of the HIPCs may be facing- in practice- in applying the methodology of debt sustainability analysis, and to their requirements for technical assistance in that respect.
For most of the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries(HIPCs), ODA received as a percentage of their GNI increased from 2005 after the introduction of the Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative(MDRI), suggesting the effectiveness of debt relief for
The Enhanced Heavily Indebted Poor Countries(HIPCs) Initiative and the goal of bringing an additional 10 HIPCs to decision point by the end of the year are a welcome development.
On the other hand, middle-income countries and low-income countries that are not considered HIPCs face long-standing external debt problems which need to be addressed, inter alia, through an urgent assessment of their debt situation by the IMF.
It is however not excluded that a number of HIPCs could face declines in their fresh allocations,
There is certainly a need to strengthen HIPCs' capacity to undertake such an analysis and appraise the implications of debt relief, and to elaborate future financing and borrowing strategies in the context of their overall macroeconomic policy and development objectives.
In that connection, the European Union welcomed the most recent initiative to ease the debt burden of the heavily indebted poor countries(HIPCs) and looked forward to its speedy implementation.
According to the World Bank and IMF, the number of vulture fund lawsuits against HIPCs" has been declining in recent years but flattened over the past few years.".
His delegation therefore welcomed the Group of Seven's Cologne debt initiative cancelling 90 per cent of the debt of the heavily indebted poor countries(HIPCs), representing some $15 billion.
Debt relief alone is not a panacea to the development challenges confronting HIPCs; it is a necessary but insufficient solution and must be accompanied