Examples of using Aid provided in English and their translations into Spanish
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In that context it was noted that in a significant number of countries, aid provided as budget support had performed quite satisfactorily.
it is unclear how nearly one-third of all aid provided since 2001 has been spent Waldman, M. 2008.“Falling Short: Aid Effectiveness in Afghanistan.” ACBAR Advocacy Series.
The aid provided to those countries amounted to $1 billion,
Aid provided by bilateral donors has also been significant,
sustainability and appropriation of the aid provided.
the international community must increase the aid provided to developing countries.
The total volume of aid provided by United Nations bodies exceeded US$ 15 billion.
which is contrary to the aid provided by the Commission to Sahrawi refugees.
But in spite of the commitment of a number of NGOs and the aid provided by the international community, more needed to be done.
Unfortunately, official development assistance continues to shrink, while the aid provided by the international community remains insufficient.
Special mention should be made of the services and aid provided by the United Nations specialized agencies to the countries of the third world.
Geographical proximity also appears to have been a factor determining the type of aid provided.
The sector relies essentially on external aid and accounts for one quarter of the aid provided to Burundi.
Egypt wishes to express its gratitude for the aid provided by various donors to the Bethlehem 2000 project.
Aid provided by China in 2007 was estimated at US$ 1.4 billion.
Aid provided to vulnerable categories for housing acquisition was sought after extensively.
Article 69: aid provided by public authorities,
A significant part of the aid provided by the Slovak Republic has been directed towards achieving sustainable development,
With regard to legal aid provided for the needy, all persons brought to trial had access to a lawyer.
Aid provided by the welfare centres is not only palliative or curative, but also preventive.
