Examples of using Development finance in English and their translations into Spanish
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The EIB should not expand its role in other development finance areas, such as technical assistance.
International trade and development finance.
Given the increased availability of diverse resources for development finance, making aid effective
The concept of partnership must apply equally to the area of development finance and to trade.
Providing development finance” Accordingly,
The Housing Development Finance Corporation remained inactive in terms of providing new loans in 2009 as it lacked the financial resources to continue lending.
among all actors on new paths for development finance.
is a Kuwait-based pan-Arab development finance institution.
Services also represent an important avenue for developing countries for diversification from commodity dependence and for generating development finance.
The Overseas Private Investment Corporation(OPIC) is the United States government's development finance institution.
The Industrial Development Corporation is South Africa's largest development finance institution and has helped build the industrial capacity that fuels the country's economic growth.
require increased engagement from Governments and the development finance community.
generating development finance up to 15 times its initial value(i.e $15 billion) within two to three years.
They also acknowledged UNCTAD's work in other development finance areas, such as public revenue and capital flight.
There remained much confusion with regard to development finance, on the one hand,
Academic or technical experience in the relevant areas of transparency, development finance, organizational strengthening,
Public and private sources of sustainable development finance should be seen as complements, not substitutes.
The Monterrey Conference had signalled a new approach to addressing development finance issues and should be a basis for that partnership beyond 2015.
The work under this subprogramme will be carried out by the International Trade and Development Finance Division.
World Bank, Global Development Finance 2000(Washington, D.C.,