Examples of using To development aid in English and their translations into Swedish
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Accordingly, part of this revenue should be devoted to development aid.
In order to achieve real success with regard to development aid, the right action needs to be taken, targeted at the root of the problem.
The EU collectively devoted 0.42% of its gross national income to development aid in 2006.
Despite the rationale of the general reduction of appropriations allocated to development aid, the European Community is, and must remain, the main partner of the most disadvantaged countries.
I quite understand the criticisms of those who are disappointed by the references to development aid.
His report notes that the approach to development aid needs to be reformed.
Sweden is fairly unique in that one per cent of our gross domestic product goes to development aid.
Adoptions, however, can never be a contribution to development aid, because development aid means creating the conditions in which children can grow up in their own countries.
We hope that the tendency to allocate more resources to development aid will be consolidated.
In particular, developed countries have to effectively implement their commitment to allocate at least 0.7% of their gross national income to development aid.
It is also the right time for us to intensify our financial contribution to development aid, ensuring implementation of the Millennium Agenda.
the proceeds from which could be allocated to development aid.
It is in particular committed to collectively dedicate 0.39% of its gross national income to development aid in 2006 and 0.56% in 2010 in order to reach 0.7% in 2015.
suggests a truly global approach to development aid.
In addition, all of the initiatives being put forward today must be in the form of additional resources devoted to development aid and can under no circumstances replace long-standing commitments.
Furthermore, the efforts made to meet the convergence criteria required for economic and monetary union will have a direct impact on Member States' capacity to contribute to development aid.
Yet, it is our responsibility to act at the same time with regard to development aid in the countries of origin.
an allocation of 0.7% of gross national income to development aid.
education programs or to development aid for other countries,
the EU is still on track to reach the UN target of allocating 0.7% of its GNI to development aid by 2015.
Gender issues36 must always be borne in mind, both with regard to development aid and in EPA negotiations.
develop humanitarian aid and our contribution to development aid.
Wealthy countries have not kept their promise to devote 0.7% of their GDP to development aid and cooperation.
there is no sign of any common resolve to rectify the inequalities by achieving the long-promised objective of contributing 0.7% of gross domestic product to development aid.
The common objective should be to allocate 0.56% of gross national income to development aid by 2010, and 0.7% by 2015.
The EESC wants to remind EU Member States of their commitment to assign 0.7% of gross national income(GNI) to development aid.
the UK must take the responsibility to give more than 0.35% to development aid, because poverty in the world needs it.
especially those linked to development aid.
We must send out a genuine message to the countries of the South by means of a clear financial commitment that will permit an aid package to be agreed on in addition to development aid, which absolutely must reach the agreed level, i.e. 0.7.
the EU is the organisation that contributes the most to development aid.