Examples of using To development cooperation in English and their translations into Russian
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Less national resources dedicated to development cooperation in general.
With regard to development cooperation, we welcome efforts to enhance it.
PARIS 21 is a practical example of applying partnership principles to development cooperation.
The European Union was a major contributor to development cooperation and would continue to contribute in spite of budgetary constraints.
We acknowledge the added value that philanthropic foundations bring to development cooperation.
People also translate
Norway has taken a human rights-based approach to development cooperation, focusing particularly on the right to health and education for all.
Many participants welcomed the contribution of emerging public andprivate donors to development cooperation.
He explained how the approach to development cooperation had changed over the last decades and, as a consequence, the earlier focus on capacity-building for fisheries management had diminished.
United Nations agreement on a human rights-based approach to development cooperation of 2003;
In some cases, UNDP has adapted the regional approach to development cooperation for small island States, to the benefit of a group of countries, rather than an individual one.
Many participants pointed to the need for a properly customized andphased approach to development cooperation.
This number reflects the interest in and commitment to development cooperation shown by Luxembourg public opinion.
Particularly relevant is action geared to easing the transition from humanitarian assistance to development cooperation.
It is expected that the Forum will play a central role in the discussion of issues related to development cooperation and that it will benefit from the broad participation of all stakeholders.
The interactive meeting will provide an opportunity for policy makers to address issues related to development cooperation.
The changing global context had necessitated a well-coordinated approach to development cooperation, and a global human rights-based partnership was the best foundation.
Mr. Sorcar(Bangladesh) said that the Monterrey Consensus had been a turning point in the approach to development cooperation.
The Monterrey Consensus had defined a new approach to development cooperation as a partnership between developing and developed areas and had accelerated actions in many areas.
More recently, it has come to denote the need for a new approach to development cooperation.
A number of delegations recognized that the addition of these elements to development cooperation had had a generally positive impact on the functioning of the governmental machinery in some developing countries.
Today, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs andInstitutional Relations allocates 23 per cent of its financial resources to development cooperation.
The Netherlands remains committed to allocating 0.8 per cent of our gross domestic product to development cooperation and I call on all countries to implement their Monterrey commitments.
As referred to earlier in this response,paragraph 27 of the evaluation highlights the limitations of the"planned" approach to development cooperation.
This dialogue should also contribute to ensuring that important principles relevant to development cooperation, such as the principle of national ownership and leadership, are fully taken into account by all stakeholders.
On the other hand, opportunities have emerged in the international community for the elaboration andarticulation of more effective approaches to development cooperation.
The United Nations will be faced with the challenge of designing a new approach to development cooperation and systems for promoting equitable access to development cooperation resources.
The stagnation of UNDP core resources since 1992 andthe current uncertain outlook reflect the global situation with regard to development cooperation.
Compared to the amounts allocated to development cooperation, whether for investments or technical cooperation, the share reserved for training and capacity-building is insignificant.
A few representatives stated that donor countries had a specific role to play in implementing the decisions of the Conference with respect to development cooperation.
The Netherlands will continue to dedicate 0.8 per cent of its annual gross domestic product to development cooperation and urges others to do the same.

