Examples of using Development loans in English and their translations into Russian
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It is decided by them which countries anddomains get development loans.
In 1993/94, the total agricultural development loans amounted to LE 2,592 million;
Traditionally, development loans for population have been counted as an element of total international assistance.
The Finnish Parliament decided to waive repayment on development loans to three African countries.
This Fund has granted development loans in the amount of $12 billion to more than 100 countries around the world, 40 per cent of which are in Africa.
The budget is generated by general tax revenues(32%), development loans(39%) and foreign aid donations 29.
The Fund has granted development loans of $12 billion to more than 100 countries around the world, 40 per cent of which are African countries.
During the last three decades, the total assistance andnon-recoverable and soft development loans provided by the Kingdom amounted to more than US$ 84 billion.
Accordingly, a number of NGOs and Government agencies have developed alternativesto conventional bank loans, in the form of what are known as sustainable development loans.
Cuba is unable to receive American investment or development loans from the principal United States and international financial and monetary institutions.
Integrating human rights norms into United Nations system policies, programmes and country strategies,including country frameworks and development loans.
Trends in multilateral development loans for population 24. Other regional development banks that provide loans for population projects include the Asian Development Bank ADB.
Welcomes the contribution of 30 million US$ made by the State of Kuwait in the form of soft development loans as well as the 20 million US$ contributed by the Islamic Development Bank for the new programme.
Total aid and development loans from the Kingdom to the Comoros come to Saudi riyals 191,800,000, of which SR 147,800,000 are non-returnable and the remaining SR 44,000,000 are soft development loans.
Over the years, through the strenuous and conscious efforts of the Government andthanks to continuous accessing of long-term concessionary development loans, thousands of houses have been built in order to redress the chronic shortage in this area.
Four main areas of concentration were identified for activities of the Office: executing development projects, coordinating rehabilitation and reconstruction efforts,managing environmental programmes and administering development loans.
The World Bank's Multi-Country HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Programme(MAP)has recently approved a package of International Bank for Reconstruction and Development loans and International Development Association grants for several Caribbean countries.
It allocates development loans and grants to new enterprises and also takes up shares in, and sometimes wholly owns, development enterprises and services with the aim of increasing self-sufficiency and exports of processed and manufactured products.
Indigenous women did, however, have access to credit andto microcredit through solidarity and human development loans, amounting to $600 and $350 respectively, established by the Government for women heads of households in particular.
In the light of this announcement and the recent encouraging developments in South Africa, the Government of Singapore will lift the remaining restriction on banking transactions involving financial and development loans to the Government of South Africa.
Through the Saudi Development Fund,it had contributed $500 million in development loans on soft terms for education projects in developing and least developed countries, and for the Education for All fast track initiative.
Between March 1997 andDecember 1999 the country was estimated to have lost about $500 million of new foreign aid resources previously earmarked by the international financial institutions owing to the non-approval by Haiti's parliament of new development loans.
For example, lenders must not extend loans without conducting due diligence or, in the case of development loans, must not lend for projects that have no developmental benefit for the population of the borrower State.
Reorganization of the public banks, to create a single first-tier retail window aimed at small farmers anda single second-tier window to channel external resources through the commercial banking system for long-term development loans; and.
Most of the increase was for International Bank for Reconstruction and Development loans targeted to middle-income countries; International Development Association commitments, which benefit low-income countries, increased by only $1 billion.
Of this amount, $75 million was for International Development Association(IDA) loans, made at highly concessional rates,and $213 million for International Bank for Reconstruction and Development loans, made at rates closer to those prevailing in the market.
The Bank's work on SMEs is slowly but steadily reappearing in financial sector operations andprivate sector development loans, especially in eastern Europe and countries of the former Soviet Union, where SMEs are critical to successful economic transitions and stable democracies.
Of this amount, just over $239 million represented International Development Association loans, made at highly concessional rates,and $261 million represented International Bank for Reconstruction and Development loans, made at rates closer to those prevailing in the market.
It caused adverse economic and social impacts on Cuba by denying opportunities for making foreign exchange earnings;by prohibiting investments and development loans from the United States and the international financial institutions such as the World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank; by incurring additional costs for importing from third countries; by denying access to American technologies; and by deterring potential investments from third countries.
The resource needs for social and economic development in the poorest countries of the world exceed conventional funding sources such as traditional national and international capital markets, international aid,multilateral development loans, and philanthropic contributions.