Examples of using Poor developing countries in English and their translations into Spanish
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The debt of poor developing countries was not given as much attention since the debt was spread among many bilateral donors
particularly to the poor developing countries, exceeding 4 per cent of its national income,
Adult Education in these countries was the acknowledgement that they all had a“shape of educational achievement” typical of poor developing countries.
Adult Education in these countries was the acknowledgement that they all had a"shape of educational achievement" typical of poor developing countries.
of the European Union, entitled"Building a global climate change alliance between the European Union and poor developing countries most vulnerable to climate change.
which will create significant hardships for rural, low-lying areas in many poor developing countries.
The UK Department for International Development(DFID) manages the UK's aid to poor developing countries and leads its fight against world poverty.
also resulted in a multitude of incompatible technical systems that increased recurrent costs for poor developing countries.
NDF is a multilateral development finance organisation, providing grant financing for climate projects in poor developing countries.
for which reason the global market cannot provide the poor developing countries with any respite from their excruciating foreign debt burden.
Experience of many poor developing countries shows that indirect taxes have the greatest promise especially value-added taxes with exemptions for food; luxury excises on a few goods if the income system is weak;
technical assistance to help poor developing countries implement their strategies for development of arid, semi-arid and dry sub-humid zones
as well as in countries in transition and poor developing countries, was not at present one of doing away with child labour,
Ironically, the poor developing countries that are the victims of international corruption,
By the same token, it would be an excellent idea if most poor developing countries could be provided with the necessary and timely assistance that would enable
While developed countries subsidize their agriculture by $1 billion a day, many poor developing countries cannot afford to subsidize theirs, leading to higher prices for their produce
have had a destructive impact on poor developing countries.
that a minimum average investment rate of 25 per cent is required for poor developing countries to create employment
per barrel increase would, after one year, reduce gross domestic product(GDP) in highly indebted poor developing countries by 1.6 per cent
especially for LDCs and vulnerable, poor developing countries.