Examples of using Aid commitments in English and their translations into Chinese
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The global financial and economic crisis cannot be used by developed countries as an excuse to avoid existing aid commitments.
An effective response to the current economic crisis requires timely implementation of existing aid commitments.
Furthermore, there are concerns about whether or not resources made available from debt relief are additional to existing aid commitments.
An effective response to the ongoing global financial and economic crisis required that donors honour existing aid commitments on an urgent basis.
These aid commitments, which support the objectives of the United Nations conventions on biodiversity, climate change and desertification, grew from $5.1 billion in 1999 to $17.4 billion in 2009.
Yet earlier this year, a group of researchers who actually tracked Chinese aid commitments reported that natural resource acquisition did not explain the pattern.
The substantial new aid commitments made by many donors should make it possible for net nominal ODA to surpass its current levels, already reached in the early 1990s.".
We would like our development partners to honour their aid commitments and to establish procedures to render ODA predictable, including timely disbursements to the budgets of developing countries.
Critical also to the realization of the MDGs is the delivery of aid commitments to developing countries without the burdensome conditionalities that are a typical feature of international programmes of development assistance.
Donors now need to meet their aid commitments to finance Millennium Development Goal-based development strategies and support the national-scale quick-impact initiatives agreed to at the 2005 World Summit.
The Group of 20 has also announced helpful measures, in particular with regard to Africa, in reaffirming its resolve to attain the MDGs and to meet its aid commitments.
While official development assistance(ODA) grew slightly in real terms from 2008 to 2009, it is projected to fall short of existing internationally agreed aid commitments for 2010.
Military agreements and aid commitments to countries emerging from conflict should last long enough for development to take hold, in order to avoid the resumption of hostilities.
An effective response to the ongoing economic crisis requires the timely implementation of existing aid commitments and an urgent and unavoidable need for donors to fulfil them.
The key objective of resource mobilization is to make aid commitments more predictable so that Tanzania can implement its national programmes to achieve the IADGs/MDGs.
It had been encouraging to hear donors' renewed aid commitments despite the economic and financial crisis; innovative approaches to development financing, over and above ODA, would be crucial.
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.
The substantial new aid commitments made by many donors should make it possible for net nominal ODA to surpass its current levels, already reached in the early 1990s.
Furthermore, there is a risk that aid commitments to the poorest countries will be curtailed in the wake of the slowdown and the consequent fiscal responses in donor countries.
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.