Примеры использования Japan has contributed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Japan has contributed greatly to construction of schools in Lesotho.
In addition, through the Japanese Human Resources Development Fund(JHRDF), which was terminated in 2002 andreplaced by the UNDP-Japan Partnership Fund in 2003, Japan has contributed US$33.3 million to financing the SU/SSC activities.
So far, Japan has contributed US$ 3 million and the Republic of Korea US$ 200,000 to this Fund.
As part of its efforts to assist the maritime enforcement capacity development of coastal countries, Japan has contributed $13.6 million to the International Maritime Organization Djibouti Code Trust Fund, a multi-donor trust fund initiated by Japan. .
Japan has contributed $25 million and 64 pieces of heavy machinery worth $6.3 million.
Furthermore, the Japan-United Nations Development Programme Joint Framework for Building Partnership to Address Climate Change in Africa, to which Japan has contributed $92.1 million, is in the process of receiving concrete proposals for projects to be undertaken.
Japan has contributed over $800,000 towards IAEA nuclear infrastructure development activities.
Furthermore, fully appreciating the initiatives taken by the United Nations Mine Action Service(UNMAS),as described in the reports of the Secretary-General, Japan has contributed nearly $10 million to the United Nations Voluntary Trust Fund for Assistance in Mine Action, managed by UNMAS, over the past four years.
To date, Japan has contributed close to $20 million to the mine-clearance activities of the United Nations.
Furthermore, since 1993, Japan has contributed over $230 million to activities aimed at eradicating polio in cooperation with UNICEF.
Japan has contributed $20 million to the Peacebuilding Fund and intends to contribute actively to the work of the Commission.
Through this mechanism, Japan has contributed $345,000 to PACT. It also made available to IAEA a very prominent medical doctor to support the work undertaken within PACT.
AAR JAPAN has contributed towards the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs)through its work in Africa and Asia.
Following the Chernobyl accident, Japan has contributed a total of $89 million to the Nuclear Safety Account and to the Chernobyl Shelter Fund to help enhance the safety of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
Japan has contributed to the reinforcement of IAEA safeguards measures, a verification mechanism in the area of nuclear non-proliferation.
I am very proud that Japan has contributed to that progress through its work on the draft resolution on small arms and light weapons, which lays out a clear road map for global efforts.
Japan has contributed financial assistance of more than $40 million to international and non-governmental organizations and will continue to strive to achieve the goal of“zero victims” at an early date.
In the former Yugoslavia, Japan has contributed both personnel and financing to the local and national elections recently held in Bosnia in view of their importance in the formation of a democratic political system.
Japan has contributed to a series of IAEA seminars, which resulted in shared awareness on the importance of the Additional Protocol and the steady increase in the number of countries that have signed/ concluded an additional protocol in recent years.
In addition, Japan has contributed $13.6 million to the International Maritime Organization Djibouti Code Trust Fund in an effort to assist the development of maritime enforcement capacity in coastal countries.
Since 1993, Japan has contributed to the Japanese Trust Fund for the Preservation and Promotion of the Intangible Cultural Heritage in UNESCO, and has been cooperating in its preservation and promotion with a focus on Asia.
Japan has contributed to the promotion and acceleration of exchange of operational information through enhancing relationships among counter-terrorism related agencies of various countries and has strengthened linkage with INTERPOL in the field of counter-terrorism as well.
Japan has contributed over $50 million to aid mine-action activities in that country, a sum that includes grants to a mine-clearance programme carried out as part of the Afghan New Beginnings Programme for the employment of demobilized ex-combatants.
Japan has contributed more than 9 billion yen-- well over $80 million-- to the human security fund that was established at the United Nations last year, and in the near future intends to make a further contribution of approximately 10 billion yen-- or roughly $100 million-- to this fund.
To date, Japan has contributed close to $35 million to the mine-clearance activities of the United Nations and other organizations, including the contribution to the United Nations Voluntary Trust Fund for Assistance in Mine Clearance, assistance to mine-clearance activities in such countries as Afghanistan, Cambodia, the former Yugoslavia, Angola, Mozambique and Tajikistan, and assistance for the Organization of American States mine-clearing project in Nicaragua.
Since 1953, Japan had contributed $500 million to the Palestinians through UNRWA.
Japan had contributed $350,000 to fund the activities of the United Nations Information Centre(UNIC) in Tokyo for 2005.
Since 1998, Japan had contributed almost $450 million in mine assistance to 42 countries.
In July 2006, Japan had contributed approximately $25 million to improve health care and create jobs, largely through the Agency.
In January 2006, Japan had contributed millions to the support of Palestinian communities in the West Bank and Gaza.