Examples of using Projects in developing in English and their translations into Slovak
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Projects in developing countries.
The Foundation also funds humanitarian projects in developing countries.
The EU finances many projects in developing countries with the aim of promoting development cooperation, democracy and human rights.
The Foundation also funds humanitarian projects in developing countries.
Purity Vision supports social projects in developing countries worldwide and follows trends in human nutrition and health care.
The new bank aims to fund infrastructure projects in developing countries.
Of course we must support climate projects in developing countries, but this must be in addition to our own emissions reductions and must not replace them.
How will we control all those effort-sharing projects in developing countries?
It should be noted that financing of such major projects in developing countries represents several times the combined annual funding of all multilateral development banks.
This money will be used to finance climate change projects in developing countries.
When promoting projects in developing countries attention needs to be paid in future to policy coherence, and particularly to harmonisation with measures to combat the food crisis.
Elizabeth University is taking part in healthcare projects in developing countries which are fighting with HIV virus.
(DE) Public and officially supported export creditagencies are important backers for private business projects in developing countries.
It is also spearheading several renewable energy projects in developing countries such as Seychelles, Tonga and Afghanistan.
Mr President, it is crucial that agreement be reached in Copenhagen on a financial package to help fund the climate projects in developing countries.
Export credit agencies' underwriting of large industrial and infrastructure projects in developing countries tops several times the combined annual funding of all Multilateral Development Banks.
The Copenhagen deal does not mention the future of the CDM, whichallows industrialised nations to earn carbon credits from emissions reduction projects in developing countries.
Supports, in this regard, the involvement of local communities in the realisation of projects in developing countries, as well as the principle of community ownership;
Between 2004 and 2013, the World Bank and its private-sector lending arm, the International Finance Corp.,committed to lend $455 billion to bankroll nearly 7,200 projects in developing countries.
In the case of REDD+ it will lead todeveloped countries supporting damaging plantation projects in developing countries instead of reducing their fossil fuel emissions at home.
The G20 has committed to stimulate investment in low carbon technologies and energy efficiency,as well as to provide financial and technical support for such projects in developing countries.
How and to what extent shouldEU aid support industrial investment projects in developing countries and how can the correct balance be made between developing extractive/energy interests and promoting post extractive and industrial sectors?
Member States are investing heavily in emission reduction projects in developing countries.
Several countries increased their funding to the Green Climate Fund,which supports renewable energy and climate resilience projects in developing countries.
The EU's public-private funding facilities helped togenerate €25 billion of investment in climate projects in developing countries between 2007 and 2013.
Clean Development Mechanism(CDM) A programme that enables developed countriesor companies to earn credits by investing in greenhouse gas emission reduction or removal projects in developing countries.
The GEEREF willuse limited public funds to encourage private investment in energy efficient and renewables orientated projects in developing countries and economies in transition.
Each State Party shall consider making voluntary contributions to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crimefor the purpose of fostering, through the Office, programmes and projects in developing countries with a view to implementing this Convention.
It should thus not apply to financial institutions which do not take such deposits,for instance institutions providing financing for export and investment projects or projects in developing countries or institutions providing financial market services.
Based on the Medium- term Concept of Official Developing Assistance of the SR for the Period of 2003- 2008, and within the framework of developing assistance of the SR from 2003,the SR supports bilateral programmes and projects in developing countries and provides trilateral and multilateral assistance and humanitarian aid( Slovak Aid).
