Examples of using Multilateral development in English and their translations into Slovenian
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It is also called upon to correlate any such initiative with the work of the World Bank group and other multilateral development organisations.
We became the first among multilateral development institutions to entertain the idea that if there was one strategic use case worth piloting, it was blockchain for asset registries.
In any case, opportunities are likely to open up for other types of intermediaries such as national and multilateral development banks, institutional investors,
then opportunities may arise for other intermediaries such as national and multilateral development banks, institutional investors,
Thirdly, the G20 summit participants made a commitment to provide USD 1.1 trillion through the IMF and multilateral development banks to help restore credit flows,
the CAF-Development Bank of Latin America shall be considered multilateral development banks.
central banks, multilateral development banks, international organisations that qualify for the credit quality assessment step 1 as set out in this Annex;
the central bank of a Member State, a multilateral development bank, an international organisation
on the need to address the role of multilateral development banks in countering the effects of the crisis on the world's poorest populations.
For climate financing, part of the contribution to international organizations and initiatives(e.g. UNFCCC, Montreal Protocol, GEF, IDA) is part of multilateral development assistance under the OECD DAC methodology.
the treatment of exposures to multilateral development banks.
issue share limits only for securities issued by eligible international organisations(SSA) and multilateral development banks, from 33% to 50%.
EIB/EIF and other multilateral development banks, such as the EBRD.
of the Council as regards the definition of"multilateral development banks"(Text with EEA relevance).
the SDGs are enormous, with infrastructure investment accounting for about 80% of these resources, according to the World Bank and other Multilateral Development Banks.
is a multilateral development bank committed to promoting the economic development of its member countries in Latin America
Coordination between the EIB and major multilateral development banks and international financial institutions is systematically pursued in order to maximise the development impact
economic sustainability adhered to by the World Bank and other multilateral development finance institutions.
ii the list of issuers classified as multilateral development banks and international organisations,
that together with the Council, it improves the coordination of bilateral and multilateral development cooperation, since gaps in this area are the main reason why the effectiveness of aid for development may suffer.