Examples of using Multilateral aid in English and their translations into Chinese
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The United Kingdom has undertaken fundamental reviews of bilateral and multilateral aid to determine how to get maximum value for every taxpayer pound and to achieve the best development impact.
The National Strategic Development Plan 2006 to 2010 is the master development plan for Cambodia, and all bilateral and multilateral aid is expected to be aligned and harmonized with its priorities and principles.
Since 2000, the Network has published a major biannual thematic report, assessing aid effectiveness for poverty reduction with an emphasis on qualitative analysis of the national and multilateral aid regime.
Cross-border pollution, the protection of international waters, the handling of dangerous wastes, and bilateral and multilateral aid all illustrated the global dimension of the relationship between the environment and development.
The period under review was also marked by positive evolution in the development aid policies of some of UNCTAD' s donors, particularly in the form of increased disbursements to multilateral aid.
Such an initiative could be used as a platform for sharing best donor practices, increasing mutual accountability and providing guidelines for donors on the provision of effective multilateral aid.
Development Assistance Committee donors have increased multilateral aid from 26 per cent to 30 per cent of disbursements(though some provide only 10 per cent multilaterally).
Total multilateral aid.
Channels of multilateral aid, 2010.
Channels of multilateral aid, 2009.
Multilateral aid from non-DAC member countries.
We therefore require both bilateral and multilateral aid.
To explore bilateral and multilateral aid possibilities together;
This comes as either bilateral aid or multilateral aid.
Share of OECD/DAC multilateral aid and total ODA.
A(Total multilateral aid in 2009: $57.3 billion).
C Not separately identifiable, classified as non-United Nations multilateral aid.
C Not separately identifiable, classified as non-United Nations multilateral aid.
Multilateral aid(OECD/DAC and non-OECD/DAC countries).
Channels: multilateral aid share stagnant, rising earmarking must be reversed.