Examples of using To help developing countries in English and their translations into Swedish
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In short, we claim that we want to help developing countries and, at the same time, we encourage the liberalisation of trade,
The EU and its Member States provided €14.5 billion in funding in 2014 to help developing countries reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the consequences of climate change.
I welcome this because there is an urgent need to help developing countries to reduce poverty,
we need to help developing countries export to the EU.
a programme to help developing countries implement immediate,
In September, the Commission launched a communication on scaling up international finance to help developing countries combat climate change 32.
We can still hope that the resolution adopted here will encourage the Union to honour its commitments and to help developing countries keep pace with globalisation.
The EU has strengthened its negotiating position by reaching an agreement on the funding required to help developing countries and, in particular, the poorest countries. .
which will be used to help developing countries.
at the same time, find money to help developing countries deal with climate change.
reaffirm that commitment to help developing countries combat climate change over these next few years as well.
efficiently to translate pledges into concrete commitments to help developing countries cope with the crisis.
And the European Council reaffirmed the EU's commitment to fast-start financing to help developing countries.
We must finally realize that Europe also has a responsibility to help developing countries to sell their products in Europe.
The European Council discusses financial aid to help developing countries fight global warming and prepares for the December international conference on climate change.
the EU has utilised this regime to help developing countries benefit from the globalisation process.
private financial flows is needed to help developing countries implement ambitious mitigation and adaptation strategies.
is forecasted to demand $67 billion in aid to help developing countries adapt.
It proposes, among other things, establishing a Global Forest Carbon Mechanism to help developing countries see.
It will be particularly important to help developing countries to designate institutions which serve as focal point and/or Competent National Authority to ensure more co-ordinated,