Examples of using To help developing countries in English and their translations into Hungarian
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the next 10 years, which will be used to help developing countries.
find money to help developing countries deal with climate change.
facilities for institutional capacity building to help developing countries comply with EU rules;
The protocol, agreed in Geneva in December 2005, is intended to help developing countries in the fight against AIDS, tuberculosis
is another climate-specific programme designed to help developing countries adapting to climate change
it must be put in the condition to effectively coordinate international efforts to help developing countries tackle a variety of global social,
not to establish the plan to fund the 100 billion which must be collected by 2020 to help developing countries….
attached Staff Working Documents1, and sets out twenty-eight concrete measures the European Union should take forward to help developing countries cope with the crisis.
innovative instruments to help developing countries face the rapid impact of the crisis such as the EU's recent food aid facility.
Yes, we have an obligation to help developing countries and, in particular, the least developed countries(LDCs)
The need to find a way to help developing countries make the vital changes through support for their economies is clear,
Stresses the importance of adequate technical assistance to help developing countries formulate their trade interests,
This is a way for the EU to help developing countries, while also making good quality fishing zones accessible to EU fishermen, so as to enhance their economic activity, which is vital for the EU economy.
of generating huge revenues to help developing countries finance their adaptation to climate change
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
international financial transactions in order to help certain donors to honour their commitments in terms of official development aid and to help developing countries to make the changes necessary to cope with climate change.
the allocation of EUR 200 million under the EDF in 2008 to help developing countries cope with higher food prices.
its member states to help developing countries reduce their greenhouse gas emissions