Examples of using Public development in English and their translations into Polish
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Nothing justifies a reduction in public development aid.
Public development aid must be increased as a matter of urgency.
study related to those large scaled public development excavation projects.
Public development aid can cover only 10% to 15% of this international funding requirement.
wildly optimistic about the increase in public development aid.
the investment policies of public development banks will play a central role in this.
being responsible for over half of public development assistance.
Much higher than the amount allocated by Italian government in public development aid, which was only €2.9 billion last year, or 0.17% of Italy's GDP.
Secondly, I am busy preparing a communication- the April package that I promised- which goes beyond public development assistance.
Public development aid must therefore be used together with the resources of local authorities,
Lastly, I would like to pinpoint those States which are still overstating their public development aid figures.
It is urgent that all entities that play an active role in public development aid- particularly the institutions of Bretton Woods- respond to the situation rapidly and effectively.
safeguard access to clearing and public development funding.
Bear in mind that some within the European Union are reducing the amount of public development aid, while continuing to promise
appropriate funding in the next financial framework for cooperation with third countries outside the context of public development aid.
Very often, this excludes other types of action that are not included within the scope of public development aid, but which are nevertheless essential as part of EU external policy.
I further agree with the rapporteur's calls to encourage Member States to adequately prepare a timetable to reach the target of 0.7% of Europe's GNP going to public development aid in 2015.
EU development policy concerns all developing countries benefiting from public development aid as listed by the OECD development aid committee4.
With regard to public development aid, the EESC is in favour of a gradual
Registered and unregistered funds are thought to exceed the financial resources from public development aid(PDA) and foreign direct investment FDI.
not simply by redirecting funds intended for public development aid.
However, we also talk about solidarity because the Europe Union, as a main financer of public development aid and a key partner of a large number of developing countries, must support these countries in facing these new threats.
for the Commission and EU Member States to make significant efforts in meeting the objective outlined in the Millennium Development Goals to devote 0.7% of Europe's GNP to public development aid by 2015.
meeting their public development aid commitments, and that they continue to contribute to attaining the Millennium Development Goals.
Promote innovative uses of public development financing in order to leverage enhanced resources to meet sustainable development objectives
However, the global financial crisis means that the Member States need to step up their support for the least developed countries, through public development aid and cooperation in adapting to and mitigating the effects of climate change.
This plan must be capable of generating additional resources for public development aid and must cover economic aid,
in their own right, benefiting from public development aid and the capacity building provisions of the Cotonou Agreement.
The EU reaffirms its commitment to increasing aid budgets(public development aid) with a view to reaching 0.7% of gross national income in 2015,
ago- point to and condemn the unjustifiable reduction in public development aid between 2006