Examples of using Multi-year pledges in English and their translations into Russian
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Multi-year pledges for the period 2003 to 2006.
Norway announced that it would make multi-year pledges to UNFPA starting in 2006.
All multi-year pledges are listed in annex 3.
The delegation was unable to announce multi-year pledges due to Austria's budgetary laws.
Multi-year pledges increased to 55 in 2005 compared to 49 in 2004.
Four countries indicated payment schedules and 15 countries indicated multi-year pledges.
Only 27 multi-year pledges were received in 2001.
Urge Member States to announce and adhere to multi-year pledges and payment schedules.
Multi-year pledges to UNFPA from 2000 to 2003 would be in the amount of 18 million Luxembourg francs per year.
UN-Women is strongly encouraging multi-year pledges and expansion of the donor base.
The MYFF had been designed to generate a more dramatic dialogue through multi-year pledges.
Eight countries made multi-year pledges and 15 countries provided improved information on payment schedules.
The delegation of Norway announced that its country would begin making multi-year pledges to UNFPA starting in 2006.
Table 2 shows the multi-year pledges to UNFPA's regular resources received by year from 2000 to 2003.
Encourages all countries in a position to do so to commit to multi-year pledges and make early payments of contributions;
As of 1 March 2008, 97 official pledges had been received for the year,of which 44 were multi-year pledges.
Details on the donors that submitted multi-year pledges to regular resources are presented in annex 2 of this report.
As of 1 April 2009, 97 official pledges for 2009 had been received,of which 42 were multi-year pledges.
While Italy was not in a position to announce multi-year pledges, it would, at a minimum, maintain the level of its contribution to UNFPA.
UNICEF has considered funding issues,especially in relation to questions such as burden-sharing and multi-year pledges.
Some announced their contributions,including multi-year pledges and in one case a doubling of resources to UNFPA.
It also welcomed the recommendation to establish a new system whose options included voluntary,negotiated and multi-year pledges.
Multi-year pledges to cost sharing and sub-trust funds increased by more than 50 per cent from 2000 to 2001.
She conveyed special thanks to those donors who had increased their contributions andto the many countries that had announced multi-year pledges.
Multi-year pledges to cost-sharing also increased significantly in 2001, an increase of more than 50 per cent over 2000.
The delegation was gratified that 13 countries had announced multi-year pledges and that several countries had increased their contributions.
For 2003, only 13 multi-year pledges have been submitted and six industrial countries indicated their intention of increasing their contribution.
Several delegations echoed the need to share the funding burden andto have a more predictable resource base buttressed by multi-year pledges against established payment schedules.
Annex 2 Donors that submitted multi-year pledges to UNFPA regular resources by year, 2008 to 2010(as of 1 March 2010) 21.
The delegation added that it fully supported all measures to strengthen resourcemobilization outlined in paragraph 23 of document DP/FPA/1998/CRP.2, including multi-year pledges.