Примеры использования Debt-reduction на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The following would be essential elements in a debt-reduction strategy for LDCs.
Existing official debt-reduction schemes had failed to improve the difficult situation of debtor countries.
We have also actively participated in multilateral debt-reduction plans.
Debt-reduction mechanisms had been put in place very slowly and yielded few significant results by the end of the decade.
Productive investment should be the cornerstone to any debt-reduction strategy.
The international community's implementation of debt-reduction initiatives adopted in the 1990s has not fully produced the desired positive results.
The facility provides grants for both the preparation andthe implementation of commercial debt-reduction operations.
As for foreign debt,we support debt-reduction and debt-relief strategies, especially for countries emerging from conflict, to help them rebuild their economies and development.
One organization proposed that banks be obliged by legal provisions, applied across all the OECD countries,to take part in debt-reduction agreements.
Egypt benefited from the debt-reduction schemes of the Paris Club, while Jordan signed, in late 1993, a Brady-style agreement with commercial banks for debt and debt-service payments reduction.
It was also making its contribution through a newnational debt relief strategy, which supported the multilateral schemes through bilateral debt-reduction measures.
In the case of the IMF, it was proposed that a debt-reduction facility be created within the institution financed either by a sale of gold stocks or a large-scale increase in special drawing rights.
In the context of structural adjustment efforts in developing countries, international financial institutions had supported debt-reduction agreements, a good example of that two-pronged approach.
Twelve countries have reached debt-reduction or refinancing agreements with their commercial banks, accounting for over 92 per cent of the $260 billion in outstanding commercial bank debt of the 16 major debtor nations.
While there has been no significant rescheduling of multilateral debt owed to the international financial institutions, the Debt-reduction Facility is a positive step in this direction.
Also stresses the need to implement additional debt-reduction measures, including further cancellation or reduction of part of the official debt or debt-service, and the adoption of more urgent actions with regard to the commercial debt owed by developing countries;
Among the proposed measures for the World Bank andother multilateral development banks is to establish a"multilateral debt-reduction fund", built up with resources from the Bank's net income and other multilateral and bilateral contributions.
Under the one-off debt-reduction arrangement, each country would be responsible for restoring macroeconomic stability through fiscal and monetary discipline, mobilizing domestic resources, diversifying exports and production and designing and implementing its own adjustment programmes.
Investment in productive capacity in developing countries should form a key element in any debt-reduction strategy and would require an integrated approach involving Governments and commercial and multilateral institutions.
The prospects for 1994 will also depend on the removal of current resource constraints by means of the recovery of oil prices, the maintenance of stable(if not rising)and effective debt-reduction measures, and adequate levels of resource flows.
Instead of a one-time write-off, German economist Harald Spehl has called for a 30-year debt-reduction plan, similar to the one Germany used after World War II to share the burden of reconstruction and development.
The need to implement additional debt-reduction measures, including further cancellation or reduction of part of the official debt or debt-service, and the adoption of more urgent actions with regard to the commercial and multilateral debt owed by developing countries, taking into account, in particular, the needs of debtor countries;
Invites creditor countries, commercial banks and multilateral financial institutions to continue the initiatives and efforts to address the commercial debt problems of theleast developed countries and the requests for continued mobilization of resources through the Debt-reduction Facility of the International Development Association in order to help least developed countries reduce their commercial debt;
Over the years, we have allocated a considerable amount of aid resources for debt-reduction schemes and activities, and we continue to argue that debt reduction of up to 80 per cent of the stock of official and officially guaranteed bilateral debt should be granted to the poorest developing countries.
Invites creditor countries, private banks and multilateral financial institutions, within their prerogatives, to continue the initiatives and efforts to address the commercial debt problems of theleast developed countries and the requests for continued mobilization of resources through the Debt-reduction Facility of the International Development Association in order to help least developed countries reduce their commercial debt;
While we welcome the formulation andimplementation of various debt-reduction schemes, there is still a pressing need for a concerted effort on the part of creditors to find an early and durable solution to the debt problems of all developing countries, while being sensitive to the specific problems and requirements of individual countries.
Recognizes the difficulties of highly indebted middle-income developing countries and other highly indebted middle-income countries in meeting their external debt and debt-servicing obligations, and notes the serious situation in some of them in the context, inter alia, of significant liquidity constraints, which may require debt treatment, including,as appropriate, debt-reduction measures;
Particular attention should be devoted to the middle-income African countries,which had not benefited from any significant debt-reduction measures, as well as to those countries that, despite an unfavourable external situation, continued to honour their repayment obligations at considerable social and political cost to themselves.
Mr. Chave(Observer for Switzerland) said that, debt reduction was not a panacea that produced instantaneous results, since it could be effective only if recipient countries succeeded at the same time in adopting sound economic andbudgetary policies as well as coherent medium- and long-term debt-reduction strategies.
Invites creditor countries, private banks and multilateral financial institutions, within their prerogatives, to consider continuing the initiatives and efforts to address the commercial debt problems of theleast developed countries and the requests for continued mobilization of resources through the Debt-reduction Facility of the International Development Association in order to help eligible least developed countries reduce their commercial debt;