Примеры использования Aid to africa на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We doubled aid to Africa.
Aid to Africa is as weak as ever.
Increasing aid to Africa.
Aid to Africa remains low and volatile.
Expert Group Meeting on Aid to Africa.
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Aid to Africa is still not a success story for many members of the international community.
Those commitments include doubling aid to Africa.
Aid to Africa increased from just less than $1 billion in 1960 to $32 billion in 1991.
As of 2005-2006, Canadian aid to Africa reached $1.7 billion.
Most G8 countries have cancelled debt andincreased effective aid to Africa.
Moreover, Canada has increased its aid to Africa, where the need is greatest.
Finally, I would like to explain Japan's policy on aid to Africa.
In 2000, UNCTAD recommended doubling aid to Africa, causing widespread scepticism.
Notes with satisfaction the commitment of the international community to double aid to Africa by 2010;
We pledge to double our aid to Africa, thereby making Canada a leader in the Group of Eight G-8.
In the past year, the United States has increased its aid to Africa by 9 per cent to $7.5 billion.
However, total aid to Africa has not yet reached the historic peak achieved in 1990 of $33.3 billion.
Moreover, the Group of Eight did not deliver on its promise to increase aid to Africa by $25 billion in 2004 prices.
We note that aid to Africa has increased in recent years; however, it still lags behind the commitments that have been made.
In this respect, the commitment announced by the G-8 in Gleneagles to double annual aid to Africa is very welcome.
Ii Donors have pledged to double their aid to Africa, but there is little to show so far from this pledge;
Aid to Africa is declining despite the efforts of African Governments towards better growth and poverty reduction programmes.
Furthermore, Canada met its commitment to double aid to Africa in 2008-2009, and has maintained it ever since.
Aid to Africa, where growth and other positive change is visible in many places, was three and a half times greater in 2005 than it was in 2000.
Canada met its Group of Eight(G-8) commitment to double aid to Africa from 2003-2004 levels,to $2.1 billion.
While aid to Africa had increased over the years,aid in the areas of agriculture and food security had actually decreased.
Though some Development Assistance Committee donors have made concrete plans for reallocating aid to Africa, many others will fall far short of their targets.
However, excluding debt relief, aid to Africa has risen by only 10 per cent in real terms since the pledges were made.
We will therefore deliver on the commitments we made at the United Nations, the European Union and Gleneagles,including to double our aid to Africa.
Moreover, the time has come to increase our aid to Africa and to support African countries in their efforts aimed at integration, peace and progress.