Examples of using Aid has in English and their translations into French
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Aid has fallen off, official development assistance has been limited,
In some cases, aid has made a real difference in reducing poverty;
Since its establishment Irish Aid has given priority to education in recognition of the key role it plays in poverty reduction.
Availability of aid has in recent years become more closely related to the quality of governance in developing countries in general.
The third view on the relationship between the two variables is that aid has a conditional relationship with growth.
But an agency's desire for visibility may also relate to a broader need to be able to demonstrate results- that its aid has made a difference.
Goal 8: Develop a global partnership for development| 49 Aid has also increased from non-DAC countries.
The importance of strong policy performance in ensuring that aid has a positive impact on the economy.
the volume of aid has shown strong growth.
It is recalled that up to 70 per cent of aid has been channelled through these organizations in recent years.
Aid has been granted to projects aimed at increasing of awareness of the Equal Treatment Act, with the target group of professional associations,
Moreover, data suggest that the volume of aid has actually increased despite the global financial crisis,
Irish Aid has clear policies for health and HIV/AIDS,
Paragraph 85 of the same report states that Norwegian People's Aid has recently increased its operations to include two manual clearance teams that operate in the Suleimaniyah governorate.
Conditionality of aid has since been ditched, luckily for Indonesia,
Furthermore, Irish Aid has mainstreamed gender equality,
the quality of such aid has been a major determinant of its overall impact.
The organization Christian Aid has also affirmed bleakly that tax evasion is responsible for the deaths of more than 5 million children between the year 2000 and 2015-- the years we set to meet the Millennium Development Goals.
type of cases in which legal aid has been sought,
Irish Aid has also funded'The Coalition to Stop the Use of Child Soldiers' in a project aimed at building the capacity of grassroots NGOs to engage in advocacy activities on the involvement of children in armed conflict.