Examples of using Private resources in English and their translations into Arabic
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religious associations and has no role in supervising the use and transfer of their private resources, except within the limits of its mandate to monitor inward and outward remittance transactions.
The changing landscape of international cooperation suggests that, while the need for ODA as a tool for poverty alleviation and the attainment of development goals has lost none of its urgency, the allocative role of international public finance in leveraging private resources will become increasingly important.
While the need for ODA as a tool for poverty alleviation has lost none of its urgency, given the size of financing needs, the role of official financing in leveraging private resources will become increasingly important.
where he has sufficient private resources to finance his own campaign.
hampering efforts to mobilize domestic and external private resources.
The BCR has also increased the windows and private resources for the financing of housing through the creation of the Investment Credit Fund(FCI), bringing the Commercial Bank into the financing of house building and buying, in addition to the traditional savings and loan associations, and creating some instruments that are more attractive and stable than short-term savings for accumulating funds.
A national development strategy, in which the main country objectives- such as attaining potential economic growth with high levels of employment and policies to address sectoral imbalances in the composition of domestic production and exports- are explicit, is an important tool with which to mobilize domestic actors as well as to enhance international economic cooperation and mobilize private resources from abroad.
fair risk-sharing to leverage private resources with public funds;(c)
The share of private resources spent on housing construction is to be increased from 27.7 per cent in 1992 to 43.4 per cent in 1995 and to 55 per cent in 2000. The implementation of the Programme is overseen by an interdepartmental committee headed by a member of the Council of Ministers and comprising representatives of related government departments as well as the private sector.
In response, the Asian Development Bank(ADB)- in order to mobilize private resources for infrastructure development in countries where infrastructure demands are immense and the public sector alone cannot bridge the financing and efficiency gap- has provided the Partial Credit Guarantee(PCG) to cover commercial and project risks and the Political Risk Guarantee(PRG) to cover specifically defined sovereign or political risks.
The general findings were: that persistent development challenges required new approaches and new partnerships that drew on the expertise of the private sector; that increasing amounts of private resources were being directed to development-oriented public-private partnerships; and that public-private partnerships had to be better integrated into the structuring and delivery of aid programmes, and should be used more widely.
the Doha Declaration on Financing for Development in the key substantive areas: mobilizing domestic financial resources for development; mobilizing international private resources for development; international trade as an engine for development, international financial and technical cooperation for development; external debt; and systemic issues.
Using information gathered from countries that responded to the UNFPA/NIDI inquiry, reports of the case studies, supplementary data for a few large countries that had either not responded or provided incomplete data, and an estimate to reflect private resources, UNFPA was able to make a rough estimate of global domestic resource flows for population activities for 1999/2000 at $8.6 billion.10 The estimate should be treated with caution because the figures are not as complete as data on international population assistance.
Private resources.
External private resources.
Private resources and investment.
This has helped channel private resources into urban investments.
Domestic resource falls under two categories: government resources and private resources.
The funding of higher education requires both public and private resources.
Progress has been evident in raising both public and private resources.