Примеры использования Quantity of aid на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Quality and quantity of aid.
We thus consider it essential to increase the quantity of aid.
Apart from the quantity of aid, its quality is important.
Several delegates acknowledged the interplay between the quality and quantity of aid.
In addition to the quantity of aid, at issue is its quality as well as the monitoring arrangement.
Their development partners should address urgently the quality and quantity of aid.
Neither measuring the quantity of aid nor measuring its quality or its effective use is an easy exercise.
The current report focuses on three pivotal areas:financing for development, quantity of aid and quality of aid. .
But quantity of aid is only part of the story:aid must also be effective.
Countries pointed out that while efforts were being made to improve the quantity of aid, it was necessary to focus on the quality and effectiveness of aid flow.
However, the quantity of aid is one of the factors determining whether or not aid is effective.
Therefore, donors have the responsibility not just to live up to their commitments to increase the quantity of aid but also to improve its quality.
However, while the quantity of aid is important, it is the quality of aid that matters most.
Acceptable conditions for access demand that security requirements be met,as the level of security dictates the quantity of aid that can be safely delivered.
As the report noted, while the quantity of aid was important, it was above all the quality of aid that mattered.
Here, it must be emphasized that while there has been some progress,particularly with regard to the quality and quantity of aid flows, overall much more needs to be done.
Increases in the quantity of aid must be matched by improvements in the quality and effectiveness of aid. .
In fact, continued killing andharassment of aid workers had significantly reduced their number in that literally deadly operating environment, and the quantity of aid delivered to the country.
Many delegations supported the view that, when the quantity of aid became inadequate, poverty-alleviation programmes could not be made operational.
Improving the quality and quantity of aid should also lead to a rebalancing of priorities between the social and productive capacity sectors with increased attention to the latter.
Timely fulfilment of international financial commitments was also critical, andefforts should be made to enhance the quality and quantity of aid in accordance with the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness.
Increasing both the quality and the quantity of aid still excludes most of us in the developing world, especially middle-income countries.
The conditions imposed by an affected State might include specific timeframes and requests for specific forms of assistance,as well as conditions on the quality and quantity of aid, in keeping with specific circumstances and needs and the security and safety of the country.
For instance, in spite of some progress on the quantity of aid, equal improvements to the quality of development aid, and to aid effectiveness, remain challenges.
The 2005 Summit Outcome embodied the global community's commitment to sustainable debt financing and external debt relief, recommending further debt cancellation,an improvement in the quality and quantity of aid, fairer trade and a greater voice for the developing countries in the decision-making processes of the international financial institutions.
There were also calls to improve the quality and quantity of aid, enhance domestic resources mobilization and strengthen efforts to increase external financial flows such as foreign direct investment(FDI) and remittances to LDCs.
Tax evasion in developing countries amounts to about 10 times the quantity of aid provided by rich countries and about 6 to 8.7 per cent of the gross domestic product(GDP) of those countries.
Increasing the quality and quantity of aid was crucial to avoid the dire long-term effects of service cuts in essential areas like education and to ensure the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
Furthermore, the recent increase in the quality and quantity of aid to LDCs can be seen as a response to some of the major recommendations contained in UNCTAD's LDC Reports.
In this regard, enhancement of the quality and quantity of aid should be a high priority for donors while partner countries should use development assistance, multilateral and private financing and their domestic resources more effectively.