Examples of using Basic social programmes in English and their translations into Spanish
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Protect basic social programmes and expenditure, in particular those affecting the poor
It also recommended the adoption of the 20/20 concept of mutual commitment for basic social programmes by recipients and by donors alike.
The Commission addressed the issue of donor assistance for basic social programmes and the mobilization of additional funds from all sources for education.
compromises governments' capacity to finance basic social programmes.
Similarly, we insist that the international community should be committed to carry out the 20/20 programme for the development of basic social programmes.
Basic social programmes and expenditures, in particular those affecting people living in poverty and the disadvantaged and vulnerable groups of society,
interested industrialized and developing countries to allocate more resources to basic social programmes.
The Philippines observed that utilization of ODA for basic social programmes in the Philippines has shown an unstable trend,
It also recommended adopting the 20/20 concept of mutual commitment for basic social programmes, providing youth with a secure
With regard to the recommendation to pursue the 20/20 concept of mutual commitment for basic social programmes, UNICEF, UNDP and other United Nations
Implement appropriate basic social programmes and adequate resource allocation,
Basic social programmes and expenditures, in particular those benefiting poor
Promote basic social programmes and expenditures, in particular those affecting the poor
20 per cent of national budgets to basic social programmes.
respectively, to basic social programmes.
All institutions are invited to assist Governments in protecting basic social programmes and expenditures, reviewing the impact of structural adjustment programmes on societies
20 per cent of ODA and 20 per cent of their national budget, respectively, to basic social programmes.
20 per cent of official development assistance and 20 per cent of their national budget, respectively, to basic social programmes.
respectively, to basic social programmes has yet to be fulfilled.
other international organizations, should protect basic social programmes and expenditures, in particular those affecting the poor and vulnerable segments of society, from budget reductions. Copenhagen Declaration and Programme of Action, Part Two,