Examples of using Lending programme in English and their translations into Russian
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The EBRD's SME lending programme.
In addition, the World Bank was promoting better access to financial services through its regular lending programme.
Solidarity group lending programme.
The Bank's Women in Development(WID) initiative addresses women's needs in economic andsectoral work and in the lending programme.
Solidarity group lending programme-- Gaza.
International migration also figures in the Bank's lending programme.
The World Bank supports lending programme cuts across various sectors and subsectors of NEPAD.
The World Bank had taken a significant step by developing a lending programme for cultural projects.
The Local Currency Lending Programme is supported by international donors through the ETC Local Currency Risk Sharing special Fund.
To establish a permanent, scaled-up lending programme within UN-Habitat.
The solidarity-group lending programme had a capital base of $102,000 as at 30 June 1995, with an overall repayment rate of 99 per cent. Notes.
It is negotiating, through an international non-governmental organization, a group lending programme for returnees.
The Bank's current lending programme responds to the impact of various“exogenous” shocks which have beset the region over the past year.
Also in the Gaza Strip, the Agency established a solidarity-group lending programme to support women micro-vendors.
In March 2004, the World Bank approved a lending programme, to make it easier for countries to access loans and credits for implementing their statistical development plans.
In addition, extraordinary fortification of the United States financial system was necessary in March:a $200 billion lending programme was announced.
The joint lending programme with the GUF provides loans to individual entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized businesses that meet the following criteria.
Those women were organized into 525 solidarity groups,which were part of the solidarity group lending programme, serving as a guarantee mechanism.
The Low Deposit Rural Lending Programme, established in 1995, which provides low-cost loan finance to households in rural areas in the North Island of New Zealand;
Under the socialized housing component of the Unified Home Lending Programme, housing units are priced at 150,000 pesos and below.
The World Bank is developing and refining a strategy to ensure thatgender concerns are mainstreamed in all aspects of its work, at the policy level, in the lending programme and in research and training.
At the close of the reporting period, the solidarity-group lending programme and the micro-enterprise credit programme had a combined capital base of $555,655 and overall repayment rates of 100 per cent.
Although IFAD does not follow a particular country or sectoral allocation,the weight of resources allocated within its lending programme to marginal lands will continue to be significant in the future.
It was also recommended that in the final report of representatives of States participants in the Fund, resources permitting,the issue of commodity diversification be specifically included in the ADF-VII lending programme;
In the area of continued macroeconomic stability andprogress in reform, the World Bank's lending programme will total US$ 200 million in this three-year period.
Financing mechanisms available through the World Bank include the Trust Fundfor Statistical Capacity Building, the Statistics for Results Facility Catalytic Fund and the STATCAP lending programme.
In the Pacific, the World Bank has been active in taking the small States agenda forward,developing a targeted and innovative lending programme, and implementing a responsive programme of country-based activities.
This Low Deposit Rural Lending Programme is designed to address problems of substandard housing in parts of Northland and the East Coast of the North Island indicated in the initial report under the Covenant para. 416.
In 1996, $1.6 billion had been allocated to20 new projects under that heading and since 1987 the Bank's lending programme in the sphere of the environment had grown to nearly $11 billion for 153 projects.
Lenders had little confidence in grass-roots organizations, which were organizationally and economically weak and, in many cases,had been established solely in compliance with the requirements of a particular government lending programme and had subsequently disappeared.