Examples of using Future development cooperation in English and their translations into Spanish
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EU to discuss future development cooperation with Guatemala.
The principles, approaches, features andpractices of South-South cooperation can inform global efforts to orient future development cooperation.
The basic objective of future development cooperation should be to raise living standards for all and assure sustainable development by integrating developing countries into the global economy.
This article aims to review the most relevant negative andpositive experiences to explore what we can learn from them for future development cooperation in education.
In terms of future Development Cooperation Forum priorities, all stakeholders have urged that the Forum continue to assess the"additionality" of this funding(especially the money allocated to combating climate change) compared with"development cooperation.
The research findings will be shared with bilateral and multilateral donors andrecipients with the aim of suggesting possible directions for future development cooperation.
A close look at the diverse pathways that successful developing countries have pursued enriches the menu of policy options for all countries andregions while providing insights into values and world views that can inform future development cooperation and constructive responses to the most severe global challenges.
Several bilateral donors and the United Nations are providing logistical and technical support to the newly established Myanmar Peace Centre, which coordinates all peace initiatives and aims to become a“one-stop service centre” for donor governments andinternational organizations to support the peace processes through future development cooperation.
Consistent with the theme of human development, such statistical activities as the agricultural census will be completed andtheir results used for identifying areas of future development cooperation.
We would like to extend to the Secretary-General our appreciation of his efforts in preparing document A/49/665, andwe look forward to his continuing to play his constructive role in developing an effective framework for future development cooperation.
Subsequently, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Costa Rica highlighted the importance of MICs in the global architecture andsuggested that the post-2015 development agenda define a"new order" for future development cooperation.
At this stage, when approaches for specific negotiations on refining the Agenda for Development are being identified, the main role, in our view, should lie with the General Assembly and with the Economic and Social Council- in particular,with the main negotiating groups of countries participating in the development of multilateral policies and recommendations for future development cooperation, including within the United Nations system.
Keynote addresses andpanel discussion on the theme"Drivers of change: What is the future of development cooperation?
The continued decline in voluntary contributions, accompanied by unfulfilled financing commitments and targets,presents a less optimistic picture regarding the future of development cooperation.
This year the fourth UN DCF will take place in July in New York andadvance global dialogue on the future of development cooperation in the post-2015 era.
National ownership, shared responsibility, financial partnership andequitable burden sharing are all corollaries of that consensus, and the future of development cooperation at the United Nations should be seen in this context.
Real aid, defined by the non-governmental organization(NGO), ActionAid International, as the kind of aid that dramatically decreased aid dependence, empowered poor women and men to realize their rights and reduced inequality,was the future of development cooperation.
A panel discussion on the topic"Drivers of change:what is the future of development cooperation?", chaired by Mr. Miloš Koterec(Slovakia), President of the Council, and moderated by Ms. Joanna Kerr(Chief Executive Officer, ActionAid International).
The symposium set the stage for subsequent high-level meetings of the Development Cooperation Forum: on the future of development cooperation(Switzerland, 24-25 October 2013); and on accountable and effective development cooperation in a post-2015 era Germany, 20-21 March 2014.
The future of development cooperation would require a combination of traditional and new partnerships and the application of innovative approaches to human and institutional capacity-building in order to achieve sustainable development and, ultimately, to eradicate poverty.
The Development Cooperation Forum multi-stakeholder dialogue will also provide an opportunity for civil society and the private sector to engage in a discussion with both donors and recipients of development assistance about the future of development cooperation.