Examples of using Multilateral funds in English and their translations into Russian
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the increase in resources through voluntary contributions and multilateral funds like GEF were positive developments.
A total of 95 countries had benefited from such assistance, which was channelled through the Saudi Fund for Development as well as through multilateral funds and institutions.
from bilateral and multilateral funds.
Thus, in the budget battle multilateral funds can suffer, especially if the replenishment contributions of each country are set by a fixed burden-sharing formula.
Multilateral funds were channelled through the UNDP/indicative planning figure cost-sharing project,"Support for the Eritrea Referendum.
In 1994, multilateral funds from the United Nations system, excluding UNFPA,
by donating to multilateral funds and by undertaking bilateral programmes.
There is a need for increased monitoring of the use of bilateral and multilateral funds and the development of capacity in donor agencies to effectively incorporate gender equality perspectives in all areas of support.
bilateral and multilateral funds and for increased contributions from the private sector for actively promoting conservation of biological
Noncore resources entrusted to UNDP by non-bilateral partners and multilateral funds reached $1.55 billion,
seeking allocations from new and additional multilateral funds, including taking advantage,
Parties have suggested that"coordination between multilateral funds and the various bilateral initiatives for climate change be improved to make the most effective use of limited financial resources".69 Additional progress in this area includes the increasing use of multi-donor trust funds, .
including regional contributions and multilateral funds, as well as to encourage the donor community to support this initiative on a voluntary basis.
In that context, it was helpful to recall the need to take into account multilateral funds such as the Montreal Protocol
Invite donor countries, multilateral funds, including the GEF
Other resources entrusted to UNDP by non-bilateral partners and multilateral funds amounted to $1.42 billion in 2013,
including funds under the Convention and bilateral and multilateral funds outside the Convention.
with a growing portion of bilateral aid being channelled through the United Nations and other multilateral funds in the form of non-core('earmarked') funding. .
Trust funds created to accelerate progress in developing countries with no regular access to bilateral and multilateral funds are supported by very few donors,
Non-core resources entrusted to UNDP by non-bilateral partners and multilateral funds- such as the European Commission,