Examples of using To help developing in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Are aimed to help developing countries.
See international organizations as best placed to help developing countries.
He called on the rich world to help developing countries achieve debt sustainability through measures such as debt restructuring.
And the European Council reaffirmed the EU's commitment to fast-start financing to help developing countries.
The European Union vowed fresh funds Monday to help developing nations provide sustainable energy to 500 million people by 2030.
(PT) It is by no means certain to say, as the resolution does, that the current Generalised System of Preferences(GSP) is a mechanism to help developing countries.
He also cited a $3 billion pledge the United States made to help developing countries reduce their carbon emissions.
The EU has committed to help developing countries provide 500 million people with access to sustainable energy services by 2030.
We have acted quickly andefficiently to translate pledges into concrete commitments to help developing countries cope with the crisis.
The UN has created a pot to help developing nations, called the Green Climate Fund, which has already approved nearly$ 24 million in funding to the Maldives, according to its website.
It provides long term loans, grants, andtechnical assistance to help developing countries implement their poverty reduction strategies.
The proposed resolution places a burden on our national budgets of EUR 30 billion a year forthe next 10 years, which will be used to help developing countries.
The World Bank provides long term loans, grants, andtechnical assistance, to help developing countries implement their poverty reduction strategies.
This is a way for the EU to help developing countries, while also making good quality fishing zones accessible to EU fishermen, so as to enhance their economic activity, which is vital for the EU economy.
In September, the Commission launched a communication on scaling up international finance to help developing countries combat climate change(32).
Finally, European funding has been pledged to help developing countries combat climate change, an issue which, aside from environmental propaganda, will certainly not change the future of the ecosystem.
We can still hope that the resolution adopted here will encourage the Union to honour its commitments and to help developing countries keep pace with globalisation.
Non-governmental organizations have set up charity programs to help developing countries with medical assistance to reduce the number of deaths.
Everyone talks about reducing carbon emissions butthere are very few countries who back their words to help developing countries with their technology,” he said.
Another step would be to allocate additional funds to help developing countries, rather than removing or cutting the existing humanitarian aid.
Calls on the Commission to provide more training, technical assistance andfacilities for institutional capacity building to help developing countries comply with EU rules;
Today, the European Commission adopted two new EU policy frameworks to help developing countries address the issue of food security, both in emergency and long-term situation.
Similarly, the UN Human Development Report warns that the‘future of human solidarity' depends upon a massive aid programme to help developing countries adapt to climate shocks.
The announcement was part of two new policy frameworks adopted by the European Commission(EC) to help developing countries address food security in emergency and long-term situations.
Everyone talks about reducing carbon emissions, butthere are very few countries who back their words with resources to help developing countries to adopt appropriate technology,” he said.
The Training Program is proof that the support of new generations of young designers serves as a useful tool to help developing professionals, who in this case are mentored by well-established and successful talents.
This €500 million is in addition to the €1 billion Food Facility andthe allocation of €200 million under the European Development Fund in 2008 to help developing countries cope with higher food prices.
It is an issue that requires solutions that need to be coordinated at the international level to help developing countries move toward a low-carbon economy.
Climate change is a global problem that needs globally coordinated solutions,including more international cooperation to help developing countries move towards a low‑emission economy.
They must agree on mandatory targets to cut their emissions and, at the same time, find money to help developing countries deal with climate change.