Examples of using To help developing countries in English and their translations into Slovenian
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find money to help developing countries deal with climate change.
Finally, European funding has been pledged to help developing countries combat climate change,
is to help developing countries to reduce poverty by using tariff preferences to help them obtain international trade revenue.
The protocol, agreed in Geneva in December 2005, is intended to help developing countries in the fight against AIDS,
such as the creation of a'Global Green Fund' to help developing countries adapt to climate change
other relevant Government Departments will need to be ready to help developing countries identify such situations in good time
billion Food Facility and the allocation of €200 million under the European Development Fund in 2008 to help developing countries cope with higher food prices.
is determined to help developing countries to gain access to energy efficiency
its Member States expressed their readiness to allocate EUR 2.4 billion a year for the years 2010-2012 to help developing countries in their fight against climate change.
a programme to help developing countries implement immediate,
It also reduces the revenue that is essential if the EU is to be able to help developing countries to invest in'green technology',
Encourages the Commission to help developing countries to adopt the necessary measures to, among others, maintain access to the European
is a mechanism to help developing countries.
of generating huge revenues to help developing countries finance their adaptation to climate change
transfer of technology and know-how to help developing countries in making the sustainability transition(Section 5);
For 2010- 12‘fast-start' financing of €5- 7 billion globally per year is needed to help developing countries build up their capacities to combat climate change;
fair international tax environment to help developing countries fight against tax evasion
the Kyoto Protocol and to continue providing major financial support to help developing countries tackle climate change.
GSP has been one of the EU's key instruments used to help developing countries to reduce poverty by generating revenue through increased trade,