Examples of using Burden-sharing in English and their translations into Russian
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Burden-sharing.
More equitable burden-sharing.
Burden-sharing among DAC countries.
Complementarity and burden-sharing.
Burden-sharing among OECD/DAC countries.
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Who should participate in burden-sharing?
And burden-sharing in all its aspects: national.
Resettlement as a tool of burden-sharing.
Burden-sharing on a more equal basis is necessary.
Who should participate in burden-sharing?
Uneven burden-sharing among OECD/DAC countries.
The analysis confirms that burden-sharing is uneven.
Burden-sharing among OECD/DAC countries uneven.
Such efforts could be built around burden-sharing arrangements.
Burden-sharing among Development Assistance Committee donors.
The initiative allows for a more equitable burden-sharing among creditors.
Burden-sharing: status and trends in contributions relative to GNI.
His delegation welcomed the recognition of the need for burden-sharing arrangements.
Burden-sharing has three distinct aspects: national, regional and international.
International solidarity and burden-sharing should be more effective and more flexible.
Burden-sharing: status and trends contributions relative to gross national income.
The international community, from the perspective of burden-sharing, must take collective action.
Equitable burden-sharing and reduced social costs are therefore of the utmost importance.
In the cross-border context, one of the most important anddifficult issues is burden-sharing.
Acceptable burden-sharing among donors and likely consensus among major contributors.
We continue to call for international solidarity and burden-sharing in dealing with this phenomenon.
The UNHCR mission must be based on the principles of solidarity,responsibility and burden-sharing.
High-level segment on solidarity and burden-sharing with countries hosting Syrian refugees.
Several delegations voiced support for the proposed theme of"international solidarity and burden-sharing.
It was emphasized that burden-sharing amongst donors should be a central concern in resource mobilization.
