Examples of using Source of development financing in English and their translations into Russian
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Trade is the single most important external source of development financing.
Information on one source of development financing, however, may shed further light on the future situation.
Recognize that domestic resources are the most important source of development financing.
Trade is the chief external source of development financing, promoting economic growth and employment both in the developing and the partner country.
The Monterrey Consensus said that trade is the most important source of development financing.
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ODA continued to be the most important traditional source of development financing, yet its recent decline had coincided with painful economic reforms.
The Monterrey Consensus identifies trade as the single most important external source of development financing.
Remittances by emigrants were little utilized as a source of development financing because they were depleted by high transfer costs.
The vast sums spent by certain countries on agricultural subsidies were a second potential major source of development financing.
The operationalization of domestic resources,the most viable source of development financing, was critical for long-term sustainable development. .
The Monterrey Consensus identified trade as an engine for development and, in many cases,the single most important external source of development financing.
How important is the whole United Nations development system as a source of development financing for individual programme countries and how are the resources distributed among those countries?
Although official development assistance will continue to play an important role in development, Uganda regards trade as the single most important external source of development financing and productivity growth.
As domestic resources would continue to constitute the most important source of development financing, the involvement of the public sector was essential to fostering good governance and creating the secure and well-paid jobs necessary to eradicate poverty.
Increasing the competitiveness of developing countries and their effective participation in world trade underscores that Aid for Trade as a new and independent source of development financing must be at the centre of the trade and development agenda.
To benefit fully from trade,which in many cases is the single most important external source of development financing, the establishment or enhancement of appropriate institutions and policies in developing countries, as well as in countries with economies in transition, is needed.
We also call for an early resumption and conclusion of the Doha Round of World Trade Organization trade talks, since trade,as the engine for economic development for the developing countries, is an effective and sustainable source of development financing to mitigate the effects of the current crisis.
The recognition that trade was the single most important external source of development financing for sustainable development and poverty alleviation wasof particular relevance to Fiji, which had a narrow, predominantly agricultural economic base and was dependent on a few commodities.
They said that it was well known that domestic finance was a more stable and sustainable source of development financing than official development assistance.
With regard to foreign investment as a source of development financing, he stressed that it basically had three advantages over credit financing: it was an effective mechanism for the transfer of technology in all fields; it improved entrepreneurship; and it ensured that, in their development process, countries had partners, and not only creditors, which was very valuable.
How important are individual United Nations entities as a source of development financing in programme countries?
In the light of the growing economic importance to a number of LDCs of remittances from nationals living and working abroad, there is a need for greater and coordinated efforts by the international community to promote channels, mechanisms andinternational policies to reduce the transaction costs that hamper the use of remittances as a source of development financing in relevant countries.
For the countries of sub-Saharan Africa, ODA remained the major external source of development financing and the only way of avoiding the perpetual debt trap.
There is a greater need for coordinated efforts by the international community, especially between migrant-sending and migrant-receiving countries, to promote channels, mechanisms and international policies to reduce the transaction costs and placement costs in temporary labour migration that hamper the use andflows of remittances as a source of development financing in our countries.
Recognized that for African countries to fully benefit from trade,which in many cases is the single most important external source of development financing, the establishment and enhancement of appropriate institutions and policies are needed, and that in this context enhanced market access, balanced rules and well-targeted, sustainably financed technical assistance and capacity-building programmes also play important roles;
Recalling that trade is in many cases the single most important external source of development financing, and in this context reiterating the important role that enhanced market access, balanced rules, appropriate adjustment facility and well-targeted, sustainably financed technical assistance and capacity-building programmes can play in the economic development of developing countries, especially the least developed countries.
The significance, concentration or fragmentation of operational activities for development of the United Nations system has been examined at two levels:(a)how important is the whole United Nations development system as a source of development financing for individual programme countries and how are the resources distributed among those countries?; and(b) how important are individual United Nations entities as a source of development financing in programme countries?
Recognizing that, to benefit fully from trade,which in many cases is the single most important external source of development financing, the establishment and enhancement of appropriate institutions and policies in developing countries, as well as in countries with economies in transition, are needed, and that, in this context, enhanced market access, balanced rules and well-targeted, sustainably financed technical assistance and capacity-building programmes for developing countries also play important roles.
The significance, concentration or fragmentation of operational activities for development of the United Nations system has been examined at two levels, namely:(a)how important individual United Nations entities are as a source of development financing in programme countries; and(b) how important the whole United Nations development system is as a source of development financing for individual programme countries and how the resources are distributed among those countries.