Примеры использования Declined in real terms на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Since then, ODA had declined in real terms.
Aid flows declined in real terms in 2011 for the first time in many years.
On the average, it is correct to deduce that RBE declined in real terms.
It is disappointing that ODA declined in real terms in 2005 and stalled in 2006.
As a consequence, health facilities deteriorated andsalaries of health staff declined in real terms.
Core funding for development-related activities declined in real terms for the second consecutive year in 2011.
Page During the past few years many donorshave reduced ODA and forestry ODA has declined in real terms.
Taking inflation into account, however, the aggregate revenues declined in real terms by some 11 per cent over this period table 3.4.
It declined in real terms by 7.9 per cent during 1992, which represented a precipitous fall in real income for the people.
Flows of official development assistance(ODA) have declined in real terms since 1990.
Official development assistance had indeed declined in real terms in recent years. Increasingly, however, it was being replaced by funds from non-governmental organizations and private foundations.
At the same time, official development assistance has declined in real terms since 1990.
While a selected- albeit widening- number of developing countries are attracting the lion's share of ever-growing private capital flows, a notable feature of the 1990s is that the stream of official development assistance(ODA)has meanwhile stagnated, and actually declined in real terms.
Last year, while Pakistan's defence spending declined in real terms, India's increased by 20 per cent.
However, during the last few years many donors havereduced official development assistance(ODA) and forestry ODA has declined in real terms.
Average cost per uniformed personnel will have declined in real terms over the period of the global field support strategy;
Because inflation continued on an upward trend through most of the year,bank lending rates declined in real terms in most countries.
Annual resources available to the Special Unit have declined in real terms over the past decade, though the nominal value has not changed.
Net flows of official development assistance, on which least developed andseveral other low-income countries depend, after increasing in 1993, declined in real terms in both 1994 and 1995.
Indeed, it is saddening to note that total official development assistance declined in real terms by 5.1 per cent between 2005 and 2006, and only five donor countries have met or exceeded the 0.7 per cent target.
Developing countries' policy space had been further restricted, andthe total volume of ODA in 2011 had declined in real terms for the first time since 1997.
Indicators include the following:in 2009, gross national product declined in real terms by 3.5 per cent in the developed economies, 6.5 per cent in countries with economies in transition, 2.1 per cent in Latin America and the Caribbean and 1 per cent in Western Asia; in other developing regions, while output did not contract, growth rates decreased.
On the other hand, official development assistance(ODA)to Africa provided by the Development Assistance Committee declined in real terms in 2006, and continued its downward trend in 2007.
For the first time since 1997, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD), total official development assistance(ODA)to Africa provided by the Development Assistance Committee(excluding debt relief to Nigeria) declined in real terms in 2005 and stalled in 2006.
The Secretary-General indicates in his report that official development assistance(ODA)to Africa provided by the Development Assistance Committee(DAC) declined in real terms in 2005 and stalled in 2006.
The volume of credits granted to population has not reached the level of 2008,registering a decline in real terms by 66.4 percent, thus contributing to the consumption reduction.
Expressing concern, within such a context, at the decline in real terms in the past three years in the overall level of official development assistance to developing countries.
This represents a decline in real terms and highlights the continued catalytic and leveraging nature of the UBRAF and efforts to ensure value for money.
The reality was a 24 per cent decline in real terms for the 1990s, or an average annual decline between 1988 and 1999 of 2.4 per cent for sub-Saharan Africa and 3.4 per cent for North Africa.
The decline, in real terms, in core funding of the funds and programmes of the United Nations system and its specialized agencies and the use of regular resources to finance the cost of mobilizing extrabudgetary funding threatened to jeopardize their respective mandates.