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As a result, this year alone, our gross national product has been cut in half.
Today they amount to 2.231 billion gourdes, or7.5 per cent of our gross national product.
And by the year 2010 our gross national product is anticipated to be twice that of the year 2000.
The goal for this year is to exceed 0.6 per cent of our gross national income in ODA.
Our gross national product rose 12.8 per cent last year, and the current year's growth rate will again be in double digits.
That assistance has exceeded 3.5 per cent of our gross national product in recent years.
And by the year 2000, we intend to take Pakistan's educational expenditure from 2.19 per cent, where we found it,to 3 per cent of our gross national product.
This year, we are spending 0.54 per cent of our gross national product on fighting poverty, hunger and disease.
In 2000, official development assistance from Luxembourg was 0.72 per cent of our gross national product.
That amount represents 4 per cent of our gross national product, which is higher than the rate required of us by the United Nations.
Denmark will continue to contribute development assistance in the amount of 1 per cent of our gross national product.
Of that amount, about 93 per cent-- or 0.12 per cent of our gross national income-- went to LDCs, mainly our neighbours.
As of today, our official development assistance(ODA)represents about 0.6 per cent of our gross national income.
In 2007, we expect the percentage of our gross national income devoted to official development assistance(ODA) to increase substantially.
Seventeen years of reform andopening up have brought about a fourfold increase in our gross national product.
We are currently spending more than 0.5 per cent of our gross national product on overseas development aid and will reach 0.7 per cent by 2012.
It has also accepted a plan to raise our aid to the goal of 0.7 per cent of our gross national income.
Our gross national product was growing at a remarkable rate, and we were also among the few countries that were on track for achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
For more than three decades now, we have been earmarking no less than 18 per cent of our gross national product for social outlays.
Our gross national product increased by 7 per cent over 1991;our rate of inflation is 10 per cent, compared to 14 per cent in 1991; and the rate of exchange in general has stabilized.
With 3 million Salvadorans abroad,remittances equal about 18 per cent of our gross national product.
However, the hardships of transition are still being acutely felt as,inter alia, our gross national product is quite far from its pre-crisis level, living standards are in decline and poverty is on the rise.
We are a small country, with less than 3.5 million inhabitants, andservices represent more than 75 per cent of our gross national product.
We will continue our policy of contributing 1 per cent of our gross national product to official development assistance.
Over the past four years, Spain has been the State with the highest increase in its official development assistance;our goal is to reach 0.7 per cent of our gross national income by 2012.
In 2003, our official development assistance(ODA) in Luxembourg reached 0.81 per cent of our gross national product and the goal of having this figure reach one per cent in the years to come is part of the programme of the new Government that was formed in July of this year.
ODA that we have provided reached $601 million in 2005 and currently stands at $750 million,0.18 per cent of our gross national product GNP.
We have pledged to attain the objective of allocating 0.7 per cent of our gross national product to official development assistance.
The Government has therefore worked to implement its proactive policy by increasing its ODA credits by 25 per cent every year since 2003, so as toachieve by 2015 at the latest the target of devoting 0.7 per cent of our gross national income to ODA.
Norway has already made a commitment to increase Norwegian ODA to 1 per cent of our gross national income, which also means greater resources for Africa.