Examples of using Aid commitments in English and their translations into Chinese
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It also advocated debt cancellation and aid commitments.
They must honour existing aid commitments, complementing other sources of development financing.
Donor countries have not met their aid commitments.
There are shortfalls in meeting aid commitments and selectivity and volatility in aid delivery.
The global crisiscannot be an excuse for avoiding existing aid commitments.
All voluntary aid commitments should additionally take into account the nature of the aid and the policies by which it was applied.
It is also an opportunity for donors to specify the concreteactions they will take to fulfil their existing aid commitments to Africa.
However, aid commitments for water and sanitation have declined since 2012 from US$ 10.4 billion to US$ 8.2 billion in 2015.
In this respect, it must be emphasized that the global crisis cannot be anexcuse to avoid fulfilling existing international aid commitments.
Developed countries will need to fulfil their aid commitments and take concrete actions to reach the ODA target of 0.7 per cent of GNI.
We certainly need more open trade, but we must also improve financial flows to developing countries andstrengthen our aid commitments.
It urged all donorsnot only to accelerate delivery of increased aid commitments but also to consider going beyond existing commitments. .
Examples were mentioned of how strategic planning in programme countriesis made difficult by the short-term outlook of aid commitments by donors.
It was important for donor nations to honour their aid commitments to the developing world, even as they committed huge sums to domestic stimulus measures.
Others called attention to the recent achievements in raising development funds worldwide andthe current momentum in aid commitments by donors.
Special foreign aid commitments for LDCs amounted to $43.2 billion, representing only an estimated 27 per cent of net aid to all developing countries.
The ultimate objective of such change was seen to be twofold:to enhance the impact of aid and hold donors to account for their aid commitments.
An effective response to the economiccrisis requires timely implementation of existing aid commitments and an urgent and unavoidable need for donors to fulfil them.
However, the onset of the global financial crisis in 2008 has put budgetary pressures on developed countries,preventing them from meeting their aid commitments.
The global financial andeconomic crisis cannot be an excuse to avoid fulfilling existing aid commitments by developed countries and to make further commitments. .
At the 2010 High-level Plenary Meeting of the General Assembly on the Millennium Development Goals,the international community was called upon to honour its aid commitments to Africa.
Egypt urged developed countries to deliver on their official development assistance(ODA)and other aid commitments to developing countries, which had been hard hit by the crisis.
The Forum also covers the issues of aid quantity and quality and contributes to an improved global assessment ofprogress in the implementation of least developed country-related aid commitments.
The global financial and economic crisis cannot beused as an excuse to avoid fulfilling existing aid commitments by developed countries or making further commitments. .
The Ministers reaffirm the urgent need for an effective response to the current economic crisis,which requires the timely implementation of existing aid commitments by developed countries.
Encourage the international community to honour existing aid commitments, make predictable disbursements of official development assistance and provide debt relief for poor and vulnerable countries.
While overall development aid has been rising over the past years,large financing gaps for basic education remain, and aid commitments are slowing down.
We urge development partners totake urgent collective actions to fulfil all their aid commitments to Africa, as official development assistance contributes to economic growth in important ways.
The global financial and economic crisis cannot be used by developedcountries as an excuse to avoid fulfilling existing aid commitments and making further commitments. .
An effective response to the ongoing economiccrisis requires the timely implementation of existing aid commitments and an urgent and unavoidable need for donors to fulfil them.