Примеры использования Their remittances на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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No information is available on the state of female migrant workers and their remittances.
Their remittances from Russia make up a large part of the GDP of Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan.
A large community of Bangladeshis worked abroad, andcontributed to the country's economic development through their remittances.
Their remittances had a significant potential impact on long-term economic development.
More than four million Colombian citizens had settled abroad and their remittances stimulated aggregate demand and economic activity in Colombia.
Most of them work as housekeepers, nannies or caregivers, andmany are also migrants who hope to support their families through their remittances. .
Increasing numbers of Bangladeshis were engaging in the latter type of migration and their remittances contributed substantially to national earnings.
Most of them work as housekeepers, nannies or caregivers, andmany are also migrants who hope to support their families through their remittances. .
About 3 million Colombian nationals worked abroad, and their remittances were the second source of revenue for the country, after petroleum.
Even consumer use of remittances can stimulate economic development,particularly when households spend their remittances locally.
Migrants number more than 1 billion worldwide, and their remittances now outweigh official international development assistance in many countries.
To address the issue of liquidity, the Board recommended that Governments andNational Committees make their remittances to UNICEF as early as possible.
Vietnamese women housekeepers are hardworking and thrifty; their remittances have contributed to significantly improving household living standards and State budget.
Some 1,275 of the island's workers are employed on Ascension,in the Falkland Islands(Malvinas) and in the United Kingdom; their remittances to St. Helena total Pound3 million per year.
Their remittances are normally invested in family well-being, food, shelter, health care, education, small businesses and coping with crises, thus contributing to human capital formation, job creation and entrepreneurship, poverty reduction and greater resilience in crises.
While migrants represented a mere 3 per cent of the world's population, their remittances were nearly two thirds the amount of foreign direct investment in developing countries.
It was also recognized that knowledge of how diaspora are organized abroad, their impact on the facilitation of trade andforeign direct investment in their host countries and their remittances toward the sending countries should also be studied.
Migrants in cities generally do better than people staying in rural areas, and their remittances are an important source of income for the relatives they leave behind.
The Government of Indonesia had signed MOUs with the top 10 countries receiving Indonesian migrant workers, in order to give them full protection andto ensure their well-being, including by securing the flow of their remittances.
The Government considered them to be an enormous asset to the country's development,especially in terms of their remittances, which accounted for 15 per cent of gross domestic product.
Governments, financial institutions and non-governmental organizations should provide rural communities and migrant women with information on modern ways of financial management,banking and investment opportunities so as to enable them to achieve the best returns for their remittances and savings.
More Filipinos had gone abroad during the global financial and economic downturn, and their remittances continued to increase on a month-to-month basis, helping the Philippines to avoid a recession.
Regret was expressed concerning the fact that the concept of finance for development was not included in the programme of the Commission, as it had been in other regional commissions, andthat in the area of microfinancing, the role played by migrants and their remittances was not addressed.
Women migrants filled a social need in the destination country and, through their remittances, made a significant contribution to the national economies of their countries of origin.
Approximately 1,100 St. Helenians, or close to 27 per cent of the island's workforce, are employed on Ascension,in the Falkland Islands(Malvinas) or in the United Kingdom; their remittances to St. Helena in 2005 totalled Pound23 million.
In order to demonstrate proof of ownership, claimants must have(a) entered their names as account holders;(b)provided the names of their banks in Iraq;(c) provided the account numbers; and(d) stated the dates on which they attempted to make their withdrawals or send their remittances.
Some 30 per cent of the island's workforce is employed on Ascension,the Falkland Islands(Malvinas) and the United Kingdom; their remittances to St. Helena total Pound2 million per year.
Approximately 1,100 St. Helenians, or close to 27 per cent of the island's workforce, are employed on Ascension, in the Falkland Islands orin the United Kingdom; their remittances to St. Helena in 2005/2006 totalled Pound2.6 million.
Enterprises and corporations should adopt appropriate strategies to promote the rights, welfare of and equal pay for women workers,in particular women workers from the outlying regions with a family living on their remittance;
To determine which method orcombination of methods is most appropriate for a nation data compilers must be knowledgeable about their remittance market including the prominent transfer channels and the characteristics of the involved population.