Examples of using Basic social programmes in English and their translations into French
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20 per cent of the national budget, respectively, to basic social programmes, and welcomes the efforts made to implement the 20/20 initiative, See A/51/140, annex.
respectively, to basic social programmes.
respectively, to basic social programmes.
national budgetary allocations to basic social programmes.
respectively, to basic social programmes, and recalls the outcome of the meeting held at Oslo from 23 to 25 April 1996,See A/51/140, annex.
20 per cent of the national budget, respectively, to basic social programmes, and notes with interest the consensus reached at Oslo on 25 April 1996 on this matter;
in particular, basic social programmes, commensurate with the scope
respectively, to basic social programmes, and welcomes the efforts made to implement the 20/20 initiative, See Report of the World Summit for Social Development,
respectively, to basic social programmes, and in this context, the proposal of the Government of Norway to host a meeting in 1996 among interested countries
respectively, to basic social programmes, and takes note with appreciation of the outcome of the meeting held at Oslo from 23 to 25 April 1996,See A/51/140, annex.
20 per cent of national budgetary resources, respectively, to basic social programmes, and added that this consensus was appropriate,
respectively, to basic social programmes, and in this context, the proposal of the Government of Norway to host a meeting in 1996 among interested countries
the regional level is key to the implementation of basic social programmes.
This implies firstly that the industrialized countries should devote 20 per cent of their official development assistance to basic social programmes.
It also recommended the adoption of the 20/20 concept of mutual commitment for basic social programmes by recipients and by donors alike.
developing countries to allocate more resources to basic social programmes.
implementation and monitoring of basic social programmes.
Basic social programmes and expenditures, in particular those affecting people living in poverty
The Philippines observed that utilization of ODA for basic social programmes in the Philippines has shown an unstable trend, evidently indicating donor preference for financing tertiary services