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External sources (not reviewed)

[...] [...] people to save money for [...]

The low levels of per capita income, domestic savings and investment and a small tax base limits domestic resources.

The purpose of the Government Pension Fund is to facilitate Government savings necessary to meet the rapid rise in public pension expenditures in the coming years, and to support a long-term management of petroleum revenues.

[...] [...] of retirement savings programs and [...]

[...] [...] increase in domestic saving in order to reduce the dependence on external saving for investment; [...] [...]

[...] boosting domestic savings as well as official [...] [...]

[...] encourage domestic savings and investment, [...] [...]

[...] [...] that do not put excessive pressure on the local markets) and to promote financial systems that increase the capacity to generate domestic savings to support investment.

[...] [...] States in the design of new projects [...] [...]

[...] [...] and a national savings fund, built the [...] [...]

In 2004, IAs recommended that many Parties should build up stocks or “banks” of CTC as a safeguard against supply shortages in 2005, the year of 85% reduction versus the baseline.

[...] be made sustainable by mobilizing savings to fund future investment, should pay more attention to microinsurance and social safety nets to protect the poorest from risks and shocks, and give them more security so as to encourage savings.

The choice of legal form and investment strategy is also a key factor for determining whether the fund may be in the scope or not of the EUSD.

The bodies under its authority, such as the Djibouti Social Development Agency, the Microfinance and Microenterprise Development Project and the Savings and Loans Fund System, enable it to fulfil its tasks.

The Commission also agreed that the Secretariat should, resources permitting, undertake research for consideration by the Commission on the following items: (i) overcollateralization and the use of collateral with no economic value; (ii) e-money, including its status as savings; whether “issuers” of e-money were engaged in banking and hence what type of regulation they were subject to; and the coverage of such funds by deposit insurance schemes; (iii) provision for fair, rapid, transparent and inexpensive processes for the resolution of disputes arising from microfinance transactions; (iv) facilitating the use of, and ensuring transparency in, secured lending to microenterprises and small and medium-sized enterprises.

An essential requirement for the advertising of selling the houses is that it should be stated that the promoter will adjust his acting and hiring to the fulfilment of the requirements established on the Law 57/1968, from July 27th, mentioning expressly the body that guarantees the refund of such amounts in case of non fulfilment, as well as the banks in which the said amounts will be deposit in a special account.

[...] [...] exchange rate and public savings.

[...] [...] boosting domestic savings, borrowing from [...] [...]

[...] [...] stock of intermediated savings.

The Government savings and microcredit programme, operating in all six regions, [...] [...]

Other priorities included the financing of small projects, the promotion of savings and credit, job creation, the promotion of vocational training and the organization of vaccination campaigns for women and newborns.

Similarly, large differences in levels of development between countries give rise to opportunities, for instance, for channelling savings and technological expertise to the least developed countries, which could enhance their productive capacities.

The change of growth model is pressing down Chinese current account surplus, while Turkish government approved last year a bunch of measures to increase the savings rate and to develop strategic investments that would allow the country to reduce external dependency on some products (including energy).

[...] [...] employment, income, savings and school attendance [...] [...]

In our common pursuit of growth, poverty eradication and sustainable development, a critical challenge is to ensure the necessary internal conditions for mobilizing domestic savings, both public and private, sustaining adequate levels of productive investment, increasing human capacity, reducing capital flight, curbing the illicit transfer of funds and enhancing international cooperation for creating an enabling domestic environment.

The key components of the project are community-coordinated and managed water and sanitation services, waste management and childcare; livelihood training, facilitating engagement in the municipal planning process, and access to credit and savings schemes.

[...] [...] from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York [...] [...]

(h) To urge the relevant bilateral and implementing agencies to submit to the Fund Secretariat reports on the HCFC demonstration and investment projects that had previously been approved separately from the HCFC phase-out management plans of the relevant Article 5 countries, addressing the issues pertaining to the collection of accurate data on incremental capital cost, the incremental operating cost or savings, and data relevant to the application of the technologies, in line with the objectives of decision 55/43(b), and as requested in the relevant approval decision for each project, as reflected in Annex IV to the present report.