Examples of using Aid inflows in English and their translations into French
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report that the relationship between aid inflows and real exchange rate appreciation is ambiguous,
including the establishment of effective mechanisms to measure aid inflows.
Propelled by aid inflows, Sierra Leone's external current-account deficit widened to 26 per cent of gross domestic product(GDP) in 2002,
uncertainties in foreign aid inflows, underperformance of revenues
such as dwindling aid inflows, fall in commodity prices,
There is therefore the possibility that the aid inflow may slow down.
VIII. Foreign Aid Inflow and Debt Scenario.
The IMF will continue providing assistance to help countries to manage aid inflows.
Since 2000, the donor community has increasingly concentrated aid inflows on least developed country economies.
The significant net aid inflows to PICs have yet to be integrated in national planning and budgeting processes.
regulatory frameworks to ensure proper management of aid inflows.
The Democratic Republic of Congo is expected to grow fast thanks to aid inflows and a strong commitment to policy reforms.
These five countries as a group received an average of 32% of the annual aid inflows to the continent over this period.
This would allow developing countries to plan their budgets in advance on the basis of a realistic expectation of their aid inflows.
It was important to coordinate aid inflows in order to avoid wastage
growth only if it is not offset by a reduction in aid inflows.
The exceptionally rapid growth in 2007 reflects a substantial increase in public investment financed by a large infusion of aid inflows in 2006 and 2007.
Infrastructure has normally accounted for about 25% of overall aid inflows into the countries, but for a much higher proportion of assistance from Japan.
These are mostly low-income countries with fledgling financial sectors which limit the menu of policy choices available to them to deal with massive aid inflows.