Examples of using Aid commitments in English and their translations into Russian
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It is important for donors to continue to deliver on their aid commitments and reduce aid volatility.
There are shortfalls in meeting aid commitments and selectivity and volatility in aid delivery.
Also, several participants underscored that developed countries were failing to deliver ODA for least developed countries at a level commensurate with long-standing aid commitments.
large financing gaps for basic education remain, and aid commitments are slowing down.
development funds worldwide and the current momentum in aid commitments by donors.
we must also improve financial flows to developing countries and strengthen our aid commitments.
hold donors to account for their aid commitments.
Many participants pointed out that the slow pace of progress in meeting aid commitments was a main cause for concern.
to realize their existing aid commitments.
not resources made available from debt relief are additional to existing aid commitments.
quality and contributes to an improved global assessment of progress in the implementation of least developed country-related aid commitments.
Also, the gap between aid commitments and disbursements, and further widening of this gap.
recent world financial and economic crisis should not jeopardize existing aid commitments.
Developed countries must honour their existing aid commitments and scale up their assistance,
In this context, development aid commitments must be completely fulfilled, otherwise the principle of shared responsibility, on which international development agreements and the fight against poverty rested,
Africa's traditional donors therefore need to honour their aid commitments as well as cancel
innovative financing mechanisms would not replace existing aid commitments, since they focused primarily on sectors
While the aggregate food aid commitments under the new FAC will be lower in volume terms than under the previous one,
ensures that donor aid commitments are met.
where aid commitments are more than twice the lower estimate of needs