development-assistance

China is trying to replicate that model in mature markets, albeit not in the form of development assistance.

The United States is not going to stop giving economic development assistance to Afghanistan, they need it.

To put this in context, the writedowns estimated by the IMF are equal to 37 years of official development assistance at its 2008 level.

In the face of a global recession, fiscal pressures in affluent countries may prompt cuts to official development assistance.

Similarly, as private funds, remittances should not be viewed as a substitute for development assistance, the report argues.

Aid organizations have been calling on the G8 to live up to past pledges of food and development assistance.

The London conference on Afghanistan opens Thursday and is to include talks on international development assistance.

Official Development Assistance (ODA) fell, widening the gap between the availability of aid and the needs of the poorest countries.

Official development assistance remains a significant source of development finance for a number of countries.

Future decisions on budgeting for official development assistance (ODA) will represent a significant test of this resolve.

By 2004, it had increased water-related lending to 18 percent of total official development assistance (ODA).

World Bank Country Director for Mozambique Michael Baxter described IDA as a "linchpin" in development assistance to Mozambique.

Speaking on Thursday, he promised the country "every element of our national capacity, our diplomacy, and development assistance" .

Company-led communications products, other products for common development assistance, developed their own unique way of doing business.

And everyone has an interest in maintaining the flow of development assistance to low-income countries.

The rising stakeholders must also recognize that with rights come responsibilities, including to boost development assistance.

Much of the financing is on concessional terms that would meet the Western definition of official development assistance.

U. S. official development assistance (ODA) in 2005 was $28 billion, the largest of all official donations by an individual country.

Sustainability The continuation of benefits from a development intervention after major development assistance has been completed.

Development assistance linked to trade policy will, we believe, fuel dynamic market-led growth rather than perpetuating dependency.

Rich countries should also continue to replace food aid with development assistance that boosts agricultural productivity.

As yet another problem, a considerable proportion of development assistance for health, as reported by donors, never reaches the countries.

The secretary said U. S. development assistance around the world will now be measured by what is achieved, rather than what is spent.

The other market segment is development assistance programmes aimed at sustainable social and economic development.

to urge governments and international organisations to include sport in official development assistance.

A third distinction addresses the terms of official development assistance.

It also helps ensure that development assistance is channeled in ways that strengthen existing capacities and promote self-reliance.

Developed countries have focused too much on food aid rather than providing development assistance.

But the political deadlock between Myanmar and its Western critics casts a long shadow over development assistance.

In Africa, for instance, such bonds could help countries dependent on limited official development assistance.

In accepting the medal, he urged Congress and the administration to increase development assistance for agriculture.

Second, increase development assistance.

He urged congress and the administration to increase development assistance for agriculture.

During her two-day visit to Pakistan, Clinton announced more than $500 million in new U. S. development assistance for Pakistan.

Xue Hong, director of development assistance research at the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation, agreed.

It makes claims that there are insufficient funds to finance development assistance ring hollow.

David Beckmann points to big increases in American development assistance.

Natsios said that the United States has increased official development assistance beyond the pledge President Bush made in Monterrey.

The U. S. , for example, has spent $300 million on development assistance to South Sudan as it has sought to create a new government.

Aid groups have been calling on the G8 nations to honor past promises of food and development assistance.

The ADB plays a complementary and growing role to the World Bank in providing development assistance to Africa.

Calculate the need for official development assistance.

Economic and development assistance should be top agenda items for the Group of 20 nations.

In this regard, official development assistance in agriculture plays a key role.

This underscores the importance of maintaining development assistance.

To test the hypothesis that economic recessions lead to reduced global development assistance for health (DAH).

Official Development Assistance (ODA) is the primary source of external funding for LDCs.

In traditional development assistance approaches, aid goes toward making a service, such as installing a water pipe, generally available.

In France, more elderly people join in the Reverse Mortgage Scheme, making development assistance programs, according to their income level.

That is not going to happen fast, as the sorry history of development assistance suggests.

This is one reason why maintaining development assistance is so important.

James D. Wolfensohn: A Case for Aid: Building a consensus for Development Assistance, 2002, The World Bank, Washington, D. C.

Official Development Assistance has been rising steadily for several years and now tops US$100 billion.

Rich nations have agreed to provide development assistance but this is far less than what is needed, argues Pan.

Peter Smerdon at the World Food Program says emergency aid must include development assistance.

In nineteen eighty, seventeen percent of official development assistance went to agriculture.

Working in more than 100 developing economies, the World Bank Group is the world's largest source of development assistance.

The U. S. ' official development assistance totaled $28. 8 billion in 2009.

Some development assistance will be provided by rich nations, but this is far less than what is needed.

Another powerful trend is that private capital flows now dwarf development assistance, but this money does not go to the poorest countries.

IDA is the largest of about 30 donors in the country, disbursing 20 percent of all overseas development assistance.

Agriculture's share of Official Development Assistance (ODA) fell from 17 percent in 1980 to 3 percent in 2006, he also noted.

This is development assistance at its best.

Commitments of official development assistance for health rose from US$ 6. 5 billion in 2000 to more than US$ 14 billion in 2006.

We know that when governments don't work, the development assistance we provide to governments doesn't work either.

But equally, we need to ensure that development assistance and locally collected revenues are used more effectively by developing countries.

On average, development assistance amounted to only 0. 31 percent of G. D. P. of developed nations last year.

The applications for funding from the Professional Services Development Assistance Scheme are invited

Yew Tee CC Youth Executive Committee and Yew Tee Chinese Development Assistance Council Student Service Centre

Military budgets of high-income countries are roughly 10 times larger than their combined development assistance. (p. 76)