Examples of using Multilateral loans in English and their translations into Russian
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Multilateral loans: IMF.
With the exception of the EBRD credits, all multilateral loans are concessional.
Multilateral loans, total.
That was aparticular problem for small island States, which had limited access to multilateral loans.
Some $50 billion in emergency credits,including large multilateral loans, was mobilized in a matter of weeks.
Such multilateral loans, coupled with private lending, will make it possible to keep the price of public services affordable for both public and local enterprises.
Official development finance,which consists of bilateral and multilateral loans and grants, is a major component of the flows.
Multilateral loans might not really benefit the enjoyment of human, social and economic rights, but may have a propagandistic purpose in making a regime look more benign externally than it actually is.
Halt the application oftrade-related liberalization conditionalities and criteria attached to bilateral and multilateral loans and grants.
The flow of foreign assistance to Nepal,inclusive of all bilateral and multilateral loans, grants and technical assistance, doubled between 2001/02 and 2008/09.
Source: Ministry of Finance The largest amount of borrowing from Multilateral Development Banks(MDBs)was provided to Tajikistan by the World Bank(IDA), which loans account for 34 percent of total multilateral loans.
The proposal should be extended to all the least developed countries and the bilateral and multilateral loans of that group should be written off immediately.
The fund has relied largely on multilateral loans and foreign aid, and has made only modest progress in securing land for needy populations.
Most part of PND concerns bilateral loans- 93,4% of total amount andits rest part concerns multilateral loans, which make 6,6.
Finally, conditionalities attached to multilateral loans have brought a wider set of policy measures under the close surveillance and assessment of the multilateral financial institutions.
It encompassed a menu of options by which banks would exchange most of their claims for others with smaller net present values,albeit with certain risk-reducing changes that were paid for in part with new multilateral loans.
During the cold war bilateral and multilateral loans were often linked mainly to geopolitical priorities, purchasing political peace and stability in areas of interest to the super-Powers or their principal allies.
Another example is the World Bank mobilization of commercial bank co-financing of projects that are also supported by multilateral loans, in which explicit and implicit guarantees are embodied in a joint funding arrangement.
A major problem facing most developing countries now, and one they will be facing increasingly in the future, is that of mobilizing the capital necessary to meet their growing energy requirements,against a background of stagnant multilateral loans and grants and falling official development assistance.
In recent years, the share of loans from the Asian Development Bank(ADB)has increased, reaching 26 percent of the total volume of multilateral loans at the end of 2016 among others due to utilization from the development loans granted before 2008.
Growth in commercial energy demand has continued strongly in most regions of the developing world and the projected increase in demand for commercial energy and the rapidly growing need for additional electricity-generating capacity will place formidable investment requirements on developing countries,at a time of contraction in multilateral loans and grants and official development assistance in the energy sector. Moreover.
The point was made that measures aimed at directly offsetting losses incurred by third States because of the application of sanctions should becombined with long-term measures, such as preferential cooperation projects and bilateral and multilateral loans, which would strengthen the capacity of such States to weather the negative impact of sanctions.
UNITAR had further developed a training package for workshops in multilateral loan negotiations.
Multilateral loan facilities should also be able to better support countries in capital-account crises that, to a greater degree than current-account developments, move much faster today and may generate large swings in capital flows.
The amount of voluntary contributions for technical cooperation activities has also increased significantly, from an annual average of US$ 22 million between 2000 and2004 to US$ 34.8 million in 2005, with almost one third originating in developing countries largely through multilateral loan or grant facilities.
It was expected that approximately two thirds of cost-sharing resources for the period covered by the CCF would come from the Government,either from multilateral loan proceeds or from other third-party donors since there was a tradition in Bolivia of fruitful collaboration with third-party donors in the country.
Trends in multilateral loan assistance.
Trends in multilateral loan assistance.
Multilateral non-concessional loans extended since 1995 were limited after the Russian crisis and currently their share is decreasing.
Multilateral bank loans made on a commercial basis are the major external source of funds for Latin America and Asia.
