Examples of using Adjustment programmes in English and their translations into French
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the liberalisation imposed by structural adjustment programmes in a sector that was once highly integrated
After several ad hoc interventions by IMF to restore market confidence and to keep adjustment programmes on track, Argentina and Turkey were both forced to float their currencies
In 1997 structural adjustment programmes came under scrutiny in the context of the structural adjustment participatory review initiative, a joint review by the World Bank
Globalization in the modern era and structural adjustment programmes in developing countries brought about social crises which UNRISD researched
Adjustment programmes, globalisation, unstable financial markets,
the developing countries have resigned themselves to implementing structural adjustment programmes frequently involving the adoption of austerity measures which have an adverse impact on vital social sectors.
the situation was acute because of the abandonment of the food security commitments in the last two to three decades as they liberalized their economies as part of structural adjustment programmes.
owing in particular to structural adjustment programmes, social difficulties and poverty,
Also, in order to expedite the conclusion of"exit" rescheduling agreements for countries carrying out adjustment programmes, it calls for debt stocks reduction as soon as possible,
The Committee appreciates the measures taken to reduce the effects of structural adjustment programmes on the most vulnerable sectors of society
Finally, GRECO's country specific recommendations are taken into account in the context of the EU enlargement process and of the EU economic adjustment programmes within the EU e.g.,
due in particular to structural adjustment programmes, social difficulties and poverty,
in sub-Saharan Africa have shown that adjustment programmes, including decentralization of services,
acknowledged that macroeconomic policy, in the form of structural adjustment programmes, for example,
Other political economy models of trade may also lend support to the relevance of adjustment programmes.
For instance, most LDCs had structural adjustment programmes in the 1980s and the 1990s,
education expenditure in adjustment programmes, in order to maintain the quantitative targets of the Millennium Summit.
those who have lost their jobs because of structural adjustment programmes.
providing basic food and shelter are all daunting tasks which cannot be remedied by adopting conventional structural adjustment programmes.
the supplementary IDA credits have helped ease the debt-service burden of eligible IDA-only borrowers undertaking adjustment programmes.