The phrase "assistance for developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to help or support provided for the purpose of development, whether in a personal, professional, or project context.
Example: "The organization offers assistance for developing new skills in the workforce."
Alternatives: "support for growth" or "aid in development".
They could allocate more resources to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to assist in formulating recommendations and providing technical assistance for developing countries on ways to respond to cyber-security threats.
Additionally, the treaty requests financial assistance for developing countries so that they can afford programs designed to conserve their biological resources.
The nuclear accord, which raised the trip's profile, would involve Russian assistance for developing a nuclear energy program in Venezuela, a country already rich in petroleum and hydroelectric resources.
Further, we need money on the table to have a chance of international negotiations in Copenhagen in December delivering what the planet needs – enforceable protection for the world's forests, financial assistance for developing nations to adapt to a low carbon economy in a shifting climate, and deep, rapid, and most of all mandatory emissions cuts.
We did not receive any technical assistance for developing the research concept or preparing the manuscript.
This paper reports author's experiences of technical assistance for developing countries.
noted the need for FAO and other technical assistance programmes for developing countries and countries in transition to help improve consumer protection and assure improved food quality and safety.
Recent analyses have shown that the financial assistance agreed for developing countries by 2020 is achievable.
But there remain highly contentious decisions still to be taken, key wording left in square brackets in the 20-page negotiating text: including the date when carbon emissions peak, the amount of money available to help vulnerable countries adjust to the impact of changing climate, and the assistance available for developing countries that are still heavily reliant on fossil fuels.
"We must reaffirm our commitment that the resources will be there [in financial assistance for the developing world].
He said that the American public had raised a "staggering" amount for the victims of the Asian tsunami and he now wanted to see that impulse transformed into regular assistance for the developing world.
