Examples of using Bilateral aid programmes in English and their translations into Spanish
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such as bilateral aid programmes, multilateral lending
as well as to Governments in their bilateral aid programmes, to support the training and technical assistance programme of the Commission
such as bilateral aid programmes, multilateral lending,
This assistance is delivered through a bilateral aid programme and through the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands RAMSI.
The Bilateral Aid Programme is focused on poverty reduction
of environmentally sound technology, cooperation and capacity-building have formed a basic part of the Irish Government's Bilateral Aid Programme since its inception.
Also during this period, the bilateral aid programme which the Government had negotiated with the United Kingdom had positive effects,
globalization project in India financed by the United Kingdom's Department for International Development through its bilateral aid programme.
As shown in Figure 6.4, in 2012 the US President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief(PEPFAR), a bilateral aid programme, made up approximately 73% of all bilateral aid for HIV,
the outcome of the recent London meetings, we remain concerned that too many delays have affected the bilateral aid programme.”.
To illustrate, within Canada's bilateral aid programme, 24 per cent was allocated to primary health care,
UNCTAD is implementing country projects that are financed from bilateral aid programmes.
Assistance for project preparation is also provided by some bilateral aid programmes.
A number of European countries have provided support for SSC through their bilateral aid programmes.
During the International Year several Governments set aside funds for indigenous people from their bilateral aid programmes.
financed by resources made available to UNCTAD under the bilateral aid programmes of certain donors.
Other projects are self-financed(by the beneficiary) or are financed using resources made available to UNCTAD from the bilateral aid programmes of certain donors.
Acknowledges the importance of multilateral and bilateral aid programmes for developing the mineral resources of developing countries,
Likewise, the States members of the European Union had undertaken a wide range of bilateral aid programmes for the victims of Chernobyl relating,
inflow of funding and technical expertise from the international private sector and from multilateral and bilateral aid programmes.
