Examples of using To help developing countries in English and their translations into Greek
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I welcome this because there is an urgent need to help developing countries to reduce poverty,
its member states to help developing countries reduce their greenhouse gas emissions
Britain said at last weekend's G20 meeting it would set up the London Centre for Global Disaster Protection to help developing countries use insurance to cut disaster costs.
its Member States to help developing countries reduce their greenhouse gas emissions
it requires international cooperation to help developing countries move toward a low-carbon economy operating within the bounds of what Earth can produce.
Britain said it would set up the London Centre for Global Disaster Protection to help developing countries use insurance to cut disaster costs.
its member states to help developing countries reduce their greenhouse gas emissions
the international level and it requires international cooperation to help developing countries move toward a low-carbon economy.
by a man who avoids Irish taxes while simultaneously telling the Irish government to help developing countries(Bono).
Greater efforts are needed to help developing countries to invest in low-carbon technology. This support,
made in the past, but also developed countries to take on the responsibility to help developing countries in their efforts to move to a low-carbon, energy sustainable development.
the other developed countries have agreed to help developing countries tackle climate change through financial
The European Union must do all it can to help developing countries to develop sustainable farming
As you can see, the Commission is doing a lot to help developing countries, in particular the least developed countries,
such as the creation of a'Global Green Fund' to help developing countries adapt to climate change
the international level and it requires international cooperation to help developing countries move toward a low-carbon economy.
In addition to its traditional development aid, the EU is committed to providing €7.2 billion in'fast start' funding over the three years 2010 to 2012 to help developing countries adapt to climate change
it requires international cooperation to help developing countries move toward a low-carbon economy operating within the bounds of what Earth can produce.
We can still hope that the resolution adopted here will encourage the Union to honour its commitments and to help developing countries keep pace with globalisation.
such as urging the Commission to help developing countries, above all those with which it has fishing agreements, to comply fully