Examples of using Multilateral financing in English and their translations into Arabic
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It brings together experts from organizations of the United Nations system, multilateral financing institutions, universities and secretariats of relevant conventions, including the United Nations Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea.
The total cost of priority projects in Laos was estimated at $745 million. Against this, participating donor countries, multilateral financing agencies and United Nations organizations pledged approximately $600 million in concessional loans and grants for 1992 and beyond.
The multilateral financing agencies were encouraged to enhance their joint financing with the private sector and to increase their leverage to help countries and firms to tap international capital through a variety of forms.
As at mid-2007, actual multilateral financing delivered pursuant to the variety of initiatives under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change had reached only $26 million.
Nonetheless, the net resource transfer from the multilateral financing agencies, including the World Bank and the regional development banks, was on the decline, even in nominal terms.
This makes it imperative that existing sources of financing- multilateral financing institutions(such as the World Bank, regional development banks and the Global Environment Facility), bilateral agencies, as well as national financing- be applied and channelled more effectively.
It would also follow the project procedures and standards of AfDB so as to ensure that projects would be eligible for financing by multilateral financing institutions and others.
It requires forging international, regional, subregional and bilateral cooperation on infrastructure projects, allocating more from national budgets, and enhancing international development assistance and multilateral financing in the development and maintenance of infrastructure. The private sector should play an important role.
Increasing the level of, and revising the modalities for, interaction between multilateral financing institutions and middle-income developing countries is consistent with the significantly increased role of those countries in the world economic community and the concomitant increase in their responsibilities.
projects should be prepared following the modalities, procedures and standards of a multilateral financing institution.
Indigenous organizations should attempt to present their viewpoints publicly on major developments at an early stage and be prepared to work with Governments, multilateral financing institutions and private companies to find appropriate solutions to contentious issues.
expressed the hope that the United Nations and the multilateral financing organizations would work together to mobilize the core resources needed for the financing of development.
Consolidating the dispersed efforts of existing initiatives in water and sanitation, and ensuring the participation of multilateral financing institutions, would improve both the flow and impact of international assistance.
Indigenous organizations should attempt to present their viewpoints publicly on major developments at an early stage and be prepared to work with Governments, multilateral financing institutions and private companies to find convenient solutions to contentious issues.
The Working Group proposed that the Governing Council should consider inviting multilateral financing agencies, Governments and other partners to mobilize technical and financial resources to support national and regional efforts and capacity-building in areas such as the following.
In January 2010, the World Bank established a multilateral financing mechanism to allow the targeting and delivery of additional funding to public and private entities to support national and regional strategic plans for agriculture and food security in poor countries.
The present report, in pursuance of Governing Council decision 93/32, describes the efforts made by the Administrator to explore all options and modalities for mobilizing additional resources and closer cooperation with multilateral financing institutions.
From the very outset, it was recognized that other donors to Mongolia, including United Nations agencies, multilateral financing institutions, bilateral donors and NGOs, will have to be brought on board, both for substantive contributions and future financial support.
In addition, the study provides a discussion of the following specific multilateral institutions and funds regarding their suitability for potentially assuming additional multilateral financing functions in support of the implementation of SAICM.
Its services are provided under cost-sharing arrangements with the multilateral financing institutions with which FAO has cooperation agreements, such as the World Bank and the regional and subregional development banks.