Examples of using To support developing countries in English and their translations into Italian
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the EU can continue to support developing countries.
June 7, Rome- China andFAO today signed a $50 million agreement to support developing countries in building sustainable food systems
with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO) to support developing countries improve the management of their fisheries.
also to identify effective measures to support developing countries in establishing the structures needed to deploy a health policy.
commit to at least $195 billion(round €131 billion) in public financing per year by 2020 to support developing countries to adapt to the impacts of climate change
of increasing the funds made available to support developing countries to 0.7% of GDP must be converted into a practical commitment,
80% of its area) and with international commitments taken to support developing countries.
animal welfare rules[7] to support developing countries with regard to food safety,
The London Summit should reaffirm the commitment to supporting developing countries' efforts to generate growth
in establishing these systems, we have taken unilateral action to support developing countries.
This standing has been achieved through a number of specific EU commitments to support developing countries in their efforts.
is the best way to support developing countries' economies.
The new instrument will be the main vehicle to support developing countries in their efforts toprogress towards the‘Millennium development goals.
In 2010 the EU has mobilised'fast start' funding of €2.2 billion to support developing countries' efforts to adapt to
calling for significant measures to be put into place to support developing countries.
technical expertise in order to support developing countries in their efforts to integrate the environmental dimension into their development process.
The EU's priority task is to guarantee Member States the right to food security and to support developing countries in achieving a sufficient food security level.
The generalised tariff preferences system does not, therefore, help the development of EU trade. It primarily serves to support developing countries, including the least developed ones.
Various measures will be taken to step up funding to support developing countries in their efforts to combat wildlife trafficking, make support more effective
It also creates a framework to support developing countries in meeting important requirements