Примеры использования Quality of official development assistance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To achieve the MDGs, the quantity and quality of official development assistance must be increased.
Other participants referred to the recent progress in increasing the volume and improving the quality of official development assistance.
We welcome increasing efforts to improve the quality of official development assistance and to increase its development impact.
In particular, we urge all donor countries to honour their recent commitments to increase the volume and quality of official development assistance ODA.
We welcome increasing efforts to improve the quality of official development assistance and to increase its development impact.
That is why France wants the September summit to be an opportunity to increase both the volume and the quality of official development assistance.
Efforts need to be made to continue to improve the quality of official development assistance and increase its development impact.
While making those efforts concerning the quantity of development aid,the European Union wishes to stress the need at the same time to improve the quality of official development assistance and donor practices.
Efforts need to be made to continue to improve the quality of official development assistance and increase its development impact.
At the International Conference on Financing Development in Monterrey, Mexico, in 2002, the industrialized countries made a strong pledge to increase the quantity and quality of official development assistance(ODA) flows to Africa.
My delegation urges the developed countries to increase the volume and quality of official development assistance to those African countries that badly need such assistance. .
Clearly, much remains to be done in the area of official development assistance, butwho can be blind to the fact that the Millennium Development Goals remain highly uncertain even with a significant improvement of the level and quality of official development assistance from next year onwards?
Governments acknowledge the need to improve the quantity and quality of official development assistance and enhance its development impact.
The quality of official development assistance(ODA)-- an issue that received a great deal of attention in Monterrey-- points to improvements in coordination and effectiveness, in supporting the capacity development of recipient countries and in the distribution of external assistance among countries and within countries.
In this respect, we also underline the importance of increasing the quantity and quality of official development assistance, and of reducing or cancelling outright the external debt in favour of the neediest African countries.
I wish to focus on the issue of the quality of official development assistance as the channel that most closely meets Nicaragua's needs as a receiver of cooperation and that is the key to the success of the various points in the Monterrey Consensus.
At the international level, effective progress on trade liberalization along the lines of the Doha Ministerial Declaration, especially enhanced market access for developing countries,substantially increased quantity and quality of official development assistance(ODA), external debt relief, efforts to stabilize international financial markets and enhanced capacity-building in developing countries, were seen as crucial.
We must improve the flow and quality of official development assistance(ODA), including the early attainment of the agreed target of 0.7 per cent of gross national product for ODA.
It should include efforts to increase the quantity and improve the quality of official development assistance to LDCs, and to enhance market access conditions, as most of them depended on such resources to finance their development needs.
Increase efforts to improve the quality of official development assistance and to increase its development impact in line with recent initiatives, such as the 2005 Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness and the 2008 Accra Agenda for Action, which make important contributions to the efforts of those countries that have committed to them, including through the adoption of the fundamental principles of national ownership, alignment, harmonization and managing for results;
Emphasize that donor governments must act much faster to meet their commitments to increase the quantity and quality of official development assistance, and that the current economic crisis, where people tend to rely more heavily on the public sector, is not a time to reduce the quantity of external funding while hoping for greater efficiency in the use of resources;
To increase efforts to improve the quality of official development assistance and to increase its development impact in line with recent initiatives, such as the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness of 2005 and the Accra Agenda for Action of 2008, which make important contributions to the efforts of those countries that have committed to them, including through the adoption of the fundamental principles of national ownership, alignment, harmonization and managing for results;
A number of participants emphasized that the quality of official development assistance would be enhanced through: improved coordination of donor policies and conditions; the untying of aid; and improved capacity of recipient countries to use aid effectively.
Despite the international commitments to increasing the level and quality of official development assistance, it is increasingly clear that it will never be sufficient to meet the Millennium Development Goals by 2015, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa.
While keeping our aid pledges andworking for increased quantity and quality of official development assistance, Portugal supports the ongoing work on innovative sources of financing, and we join our voice to others before us in calling for the creation of a new tax on financial transactions, a tax allocated to development, including the fight against climate change.
It stressed the importance of domestic resource mobilization,improving the quantity and quality of official development assistance to least developed countries, attracting foreign direct investments to least developed countries' priority sectors through home country incentives and the importance of innovative sources of finance, including new Special Drawing Rights and taxes on international transactions.
A substantial increase in the quantity and quality of official development assistance to meet the 0.7 per cent of gross national income; additional assistance for adaptation to climate change, including financial assistance for developing and vulnerable countries; technology transfer, including clean technologies; and investment in infrastructure are all undoubtedly urgent.
Those priority needs are to increase the volume and improve the quality of official development assistance; to consider converting all remaining official bilateral debt owed by poor countries into grants; to liberalize access to the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Debt Initiative; to ease access conditions for African exports; and to encourage investment in Africa, which has largely been marginalized in the process of globalization.
Those are: first, the need to increase the volume and improve the quality of official development assistance; secondly, to consider converting all remaining official bilateral debt owed by the poorest African countries into grants; thirdly, to liberalize access to the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Debt(HIPC) Initiative; fourthly, to ease access conditions for African exports; and fifthly, to encourage investments in Africa, which has largely been marginalized in the process of globalization.
The quantity, quality and effectiveness of official development assistance are more important than ever.