Examples of using Public development aid in English and their translations into Swedish
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The following flows may be distinguished: public development aid, commercial promotion schemes,
the European Union and its Member States provide more than half the public development aid. Contrary, therefore, to what is often assumed,
now represents over 50% of world public development aid, in which the funds under common management through the instruments of Community action have an increasing role,
responsible for more than half of public development aid, it needs instruments that allow it to deal with crises, taking into consideration the EU's horizontal
In 2005, in Scotland, the rich countries solemnly undertook to increase public development aid to 50 billion dollars per year by 2010,
consistent strategies on several fronts, such as the quantity and quality of public development aid, debt cancellation and the revision of the rules of international trade
increasing and improving public development aid, instituting a global tax,
by an increase in the volume of public development aid, which is insufficient to react to the collateral damage of this crisis in developing countries.
Turning to your question on development cooperation, I would like to observe that the European Union's monitoring report this year showed that the EU is steering the best possible course towards discharging the obligations into which it entered at Barcelona in March 2002 and increasing public development aid to the point at which it reaches a proportion of 0.33% of individual states' GDPs
the EU produced nothing more than a grotesque commitment to allocate only 0.39% of its GDP to public development aid until 2006- instead of the 0.7% set internationally a considerable time ago; because the policies established at the WTO are not benefiting the poorest countries.
with speeches that say that more public development aid is needed but, when a suitable text is drafted to reconfirm past commitments,
We must not ignore the fact that a significant proportion of the resources directed to these countries as public development aid ends up returning to the countries of origin in the form of the acquisition of goods and services.
be able to calculate, because these could very well involve the cancellation of public development aid, at the very least.
The European Consensus refers to the OECD definition of public development aid and includes debt relief.
Public development aid must continue to be targeted at combating poverty.
Public development aid must continue to be targeted at combating poverty.
The European Union provides half of all public development aid worldwide.
Public development aid can cover only 10% to 15% of this international funding requirement.
Public development aid must be increased as a matter of urgency.