Sentence examples for cooperation funds from inspiring English sources

Some have expressed skepticism over the decision to divert Europe's development cooperation funds to tackle the migrant crisis, arguing that the purpose of these funds was precisely to address the causes of poverty and conflict in those countries, which drive mass migration in the first place.

It has also pledged 20 million RMB ($3.1 billion USD) to the South-South Climate Cooperation Fund to help developing countries address climate change.

The South's government announced Tuesday that it was providing a total of 300 billion won ($270 million) in insurance coverage, to be drawn from a 1.1 trillion won inter-Korean economic cooperation fund.

The four surveys were conducted as part of the activities included in a jointly signed project agreement between the Ministry of Health of Tajikistan and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (which funds Project Sino).

In line with the UNICEF DRC Programmeme of Cooperation, the funds will benefit thousands of children in the 3 designated provinces, using the partnership with national authorities to help children achieve their rights in respect of Education Health and Child Protection.

This will require unprecedented levels of international cooperation and funding, and so far unformulated policies to handle millions of involuntary fugitives from the ocean.

Belgium, Burundi's former colonial power, has also announced a suspension of electoral aid, opting to withhold half of the €4m it had set aside for the polls, and said it would pull out of a €5m police cooperation deal funded jointly with the Netherlands.

This cooperation project, funded by the Colombian-French ECOS-NORD program, includes an investigation about mine sensing technologies, path planning and robotic platforms among others.

The cross border cooperation on funding patent buy-outs is essential if the purpose is to place the technology into a global open access status.

In December 2012, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation provided $25 million in grants to seven cities to back public charter cooperation to fund joint approaches to benefit students.

The study was also supported by OSE-Guyamapá, a cross-border cooperation project funded by the operational program "PO-Amazonie" of the European Regional Development Fund in French Guiana.