Sentence examples for bilateral grants from inspiring English sources

The primary source of ODA which for some countries represents only a small portion of their assistance is bilateral grants from one country to another, though some of the aid is in the form of loans, and sometimes the aid is channeled through international organizations and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs).

This surprising 10-year multilateral pact was described by Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of China's central bank, as a supplement to his country's traditional lending to Africa, which has consisted mainly of bilateral grants and loans and infrastructure projects financed by Chinese state-owned banks.

The rest of the world funds include bilateral grants, multilateral international grants and funds from funds contributed by institutions (including foundations) and individuals outside the country.

The UK ending its bilateral, grant-based aid programme to South Africa from 2015 apparently came as an unwelcome shock to the South African government.

These awards were undoubtedly instrumental in securing a bilateral grant from the European Union (EU) International Scientific Co-operation ISCC) programme from 1994-97 to work on comparisons of virus and vector isolates in China and the UK under Framework Programme III.

This work is supported by bilateral grant No. 08-04-90454 of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (NAS of Ukraine) and Russian Foundation for Basic Research RFBRR) 2008-2009.

This study was supported by a specialization fellowship from the Flemish Institute for the Promotion of Innovation by Science and Technology in Flanders (IWT-Vlaanderen), by grants from the Special Research Fund of Ghent University (bilateral grant and GOA 01GB3013) and the Research Foundation Flanders (FWO-Vlaanderen project G.0833.12).

A recent example was the bilateral UK grant of £42.5m to Ghana.

This study was supported by DFG (He 1623/19) and by a bilateral CAPES/DAAD grant (PROBRAL project 261/07).

We also thank MICINN for a bilateral collaborative grant with Argentina (AR2009-0021), Applied Biosystems for their support in the design of the 48 SNPlex set and the Centro Nacional de Genotipado http://www.cegen.org for SNPlex genotyping.

Most national agencies throughout the world also have international programmes, but these are more likely to be bilateral and collaborative grants require separate approval by both partners.