Sentence examples for concessional credit from inspiring English sources

The ministry of agrarian development (MDA), a supporter of the family farm sector, has drawn on Brazil's More Food programme, focusing on improving farmers' access to equipment, machinery and agricultural technologies, including tractors, through the provision of concessional credit.

Government has included many promotional policies for the promotion of this sector like product reservation, infrastructure support, direct and concessional credit, tax concession, special assessment in procurement of equipment, facility of duty drawback, quality control, and provision of market network.

During the April 2008 India-Africa Forum Summit, India pledged $500 million in concessional credit facilities to eight resource rich West-African nations.

The resources can take the form of grants or concessional credits (e.g., export credits).

The importance of linking global goals to legal, economic, or multilateral political processes can be illustrated by contrasting WHO's Commission on Macroeconomics and Health with World Bank concessional (IDA) credits.

It recommended that credit be offered on "highly concessional terms", that would give the stricken country low interest rates and long repayment periods.

It said it would change the way concessional loans are calculated and reported to offer donors more credit for aid that is sent to the poorest countries.

The first allows catch-up concessional superannuation contributions.

"Fifteen per cent remains a very concessional tax rate.

He said the government also planned to reduce the annual cap on concessional super contributions to $25,000 and to establish a lifetime non-concessional contributions cap of $500,000.

Under the measure, those with superannuation balances of $500,000 or less would be allowed to access their unused concessional cap to make additional concessional (before tax) contributions.