Sentence examples for aid-receiving countries from inspiring English sources

As some aid-receiving countries become wealthier, it has been suggested that the Global Fund offer them a blend of grants and loans.

A recent study by the World Bank* sorted 56 aid-receiving countries by the quality of their economic management.

The reforms required by "the Troika" – the I.M.F., the European Union and the European Central Bank, which effectively determine what aid-receiving countries must do — are exactly what Portugal needs, he says: "This is the right approach to eliminate the massive imbalances that have plagued the country for years".

It has also generally been accepted by a growing list of aid-receiving countries [ 8, 9].

Often, the rich countries that provide "aid" actually limit market access to the poverty-stricken countries and put stipulations on the aid packages that the aid-receiving countries must use over-priced services and goods from the donor countries.[1].

A core policy question is what governments in aid-receiving and donor-countries can do to mitigate the effect of the current recession.

Once that aid was received, countries felt obliged to rule out the possibility of partial default, the stage that Greece has reached now.

This private money from migrant workers is roughly three times the total government aid to the receiving countries, and almost matches the total corporate investment in those regions.

For example, an increase in Africa's share of world exports by just 1% could generate around £43bn - five times the total amount of aid received by African countries.

This paper studies the pattern of allocation of foreign aid from various donors to receiving countries.

For example, road traffic injuries drain developing economies of 1 2% of gross domestic product (about $100 billion) each year, or twice the total development aid received worldwide by developing countries [ 2].