Примеры использования Source of external financing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Bond offering is an increasingly important source of external financing for Africa.
Increased mobility of people from the EU-8 and from South-Eastern Europe andCIS countries had led to a growing role for remittances as a source of external financing.
Remittances became an even more important source of external financing during the crisis and in the recovery phase.
Recognition that for many developing countries official development assistance is the most significant source of external financing.
For many such countries, official development assistance(ODA) remains the most important source of external financing for achieving their development objectives and attaining the MDGs.
What arrangements could be developed to allow more orderly debt restructuring once a crisis occurs,when countries rely heavily on bonds as a source of external financing?
After foreign direct investment, remittances were the largest predictable and stable source of external financing for many poor countries, far surpassing official development assistance.
For least developed and other low-income countries, official sources account for the greater part of their external financing,and for many countries ODA remains the major-- and virtually the only-- source of external financing of investment.
Unfortunately, in some cases these had become the second most important source of external financing after foreign direct investment, which showed that official development assistance was insignificant.
The Board noted with great concern that official development assistance(ODA)remained the single most important source of external financing for LDCs.
Foreign direct investment(FDI) continued to be the most important source of external financing for developing countries, although net inflows of FDI in 2003 had fallen to their lowest level in nearly a decade.
It was noted with concern that ODA remains the single most important source of external financing for LDCs.
Remittances are the second largest source of external financing, after foreign direct investment, and are considered to be more stable and longer term than official development assistance or private capital flows.
It was noted with concern that ODA remains the single most important source of external financing for LDCs.
We recognize that ODA continues to be the largest and critical source of external financing for the development of least developed goals, and that it provides a buffer to weather the impacts of the unstable and volatile global economic environment.
Remittance inflows to developing countries remained resilient and important as a source of external financing even during the crisis.
In this context, direct foreign investment complements aid as a source of external financing for development, especially for the transfer of modern technology, production techniques, improved management, worker training, and so forth.
Global capital flows had experienced a drastic fall andforeign direct investment(FDI), a source of external financing for developing countries.
Foreign direct investment(FDI) continues to be the most important source of external financing for developing countries, although net inflows of FDI in 2003 fell to their lowest level since 1996 and roughly 63 per cent below their peak in 2001.
As pointed out by the Secretary-General in his report(A/59/218),FDI was still the most important source of external financing for developing countries.
It was noted with concern that ODA remains the single most important source of external financing for LDCs. Since the adoption of the Programme of Action some donors have improved their aid performance, which is to be welcomed, although the targets set in the Programme of Action have not been fully met.
As a result, foreign direct investment is an increasingly dominant source of external financing for developing countries.
Although ODA remained the most important source of external financing for development in least developed countries, aid from Development Assistance Committee members had declined by 9.4 per cent in 2012, and the proportion of ODA allocated to least developed countries had fallen from 34 to 32 per cent between 2010 and 2012.
Increased mobility of people from the EU-8 and from South-Eastern Europe andCIS countries led to a growing role for remittances as a source of external financing, mitigating pressure on the balance of payments, alleviating poverty and potentially contributing to the financing of small and medium-size businesses.
Fourth, foreign direct investment from the private sector should be encouraged as the most viable long-term source of external financing for development and the best means of transferring the know-how and technology needed for increased productivity and sustained economic growth to the developing countries.
IMF noted that itwas working closely with the World Bank and donors to identify sources of external financing for social protection and promote social safety net reform.
The country faces financial obligations largely exceeding its capacity, while sources of external financing for its development needs have decreased in recent years.
Considerable efforts were made to obtain testimony from individuals involved in cross-border attacks,especially those with knowledge of arms procurement and sources of external financing.
The country is still facing financial obligations largely exceeding its capacity, while sources of external financing are shrinking.
Many of these needs and opportunities can be met only, ormuch more easily, by private sources of external financing.