Примеры использования Structural adjustment measures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They noted that the economic situation and the structural adjustment measures had affected her country more than others.
The important structural adjustment measures and economic reforms that had been undertaken by developing countries and economies in transition were welcomed.
The essence of the reforms was to emphasize stabilization of prices and structural adjustment measures to make economies more efficient and competitive in the world market.
These structural adjustment measures have deepened the debt while destroying the productive capacity of poor countries in both the manufacturing and agricultural sectors.
Many of these countries were called upon to undertake structural adjustment measures, often under the auspices of international financial institutions.
Structural adjustment measures had seriously affected the social programmes of the Ministry of Social Welfare, whose budget had been cut by 47 per cent since 1993.
Many of those countries were called upon to undertake structural adjustment measures, often under the auspices of international financial institutions.
Structural adjustment measures entailed social costs; unless those costs were reduced, efforts to make the transition to a market economy through such adjustments would lead to economic recession rather than the desired recovery.
The particular difficulty faced by African countries was therefore that the required structural adjustment measures for agriculture set a limit to the needed budget cuts.
We feel that the reform and structural adjustment measures should be designed and implemented taking fully into account the special needs of the vulnerable sections of the society.
Nascent, still-fragile democracies have to confront the adverse effects of an unfavourable economic situation,drastic structural adjustment measures, debt-related problems and socio-political tensions.
During the period 1985-1989, structural adjustment measures led the economy in order to maximize the gross national products GNP.
In many countries, workers have become unemployed orhave suffered increased insecurity of employment as a result of policies designed to achieve the transition to market economies or to implement structural adjustment measures.
The report on the employment situation and structural adjustment measures in Benin, prepared and published with support from UNDP, Cotonou, July 1993;
The trading policy reforms being undertaken by the developing countries would be frustrated unless the developed countries took positive structural adjustment measures to open up export opportunities for the developing countries.
Debtor countries should adopt the necessary structural adjustment measures, supported by a favourable international economic environment and appropriate external assistance.
The trade policy reforms being undertaken by developing countries were likely to be frustrated unless developed countries took positive structural adjustment measures that could provide developing countries with greater export opportunities.
The strategies that linked structural adjustment measures to external debt reduction for some countries failed to take into account the adverse social impact of those measures. .
The trend to reduce educational budgets, which were also affected by increased demand due to population growth in many countries and structural adjustment measures, had a negative impact on educational systems, particularly for girls.
Despite the structural adjustment measures taken in Venezuela, his Government had developed a set of compensatory programmes for the most vulnerable groups, focusing on young people and women.
The developed countries should avoid all protectionist tendencies, implement international trade liberalization measures, adopt structural adjustment measures to open up greater export opportunities to developing countries, and provide them with technical and other forms of assistance.
A number of reports indicate that structural adjustment measures imposed by global financial institutions such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund increased poverty, unemployment, inequality and the degree of insecurity in many countries.
While some of the new or restored democracies are making every effort towards improving their various economies, through structural adjustment measures, the resources of some of them are constrained by the huge debt inherited from the previous regimes.
This implies that structural adjustment measures should be viewed in relation to the restoration of long-term sustainable growth, enterprise creation, skill development and employment generation, and that their timing be more carefully considered.
Various factors,(acute poverty, drought, food insecurity, environmental degradation, social strife,harsh structural adjustment measures, falling commodity prices and rising external debt) hampered the developing countries' ability to tackle those problems.
In introducing the report, the representative of the Government of Senegal noted that the socio-economic situation of the country had remained influenced by the unfavourable exchange rate for national products, external debt,climatic conditions, structural adjustment measures, high inflation and other negative factors affecting the country.
The international financial institutions promoting structural adjustment measures should ensure that these measures do not jeopardize the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights;
Population policies and programmes should be implemented taking into account the special needs of the poor and vulnerable sections of society, and,the Bretton Woods institutions should pay more attention to the social sectors in formulating and implementing structural adjustment measures so as to ensure that economic reform measures did not adversely affect the poor.
Overcoming economic andfinancial instability, and the structural adjustment measures this often requires, can, however, have severe adverse implications for the financing of social sectors.
This courageous political evolution should be strongly supported becausethe adverse impact of a disadvantageous economic situation, along with drastic structural adjustment measures and problems linked to debt, compounded by socio-political tension, is having an adverse impact on the entire democratic process.