Sentence examples for developed to developing countries from inspiring English sources
The public perception of science, science communication, the development of successful working models, the transfer of technology from developed to developing countries, the improvement of scientific education, and a measurable contribution were all things that inspired me.
"It has to be clear that money is flowing from developed to developing countries, that's for sure.
To maximise global social welfare, policymakers should strongly encourage the diffusion of knowledge from developed to developing countries.
Some analyst and policy makers are increasingly worried about the torrent of cash flowing from developed to developing countries.
The EU said that the issue of transferring funds from developed to developing countries to help them with climate change would be of great importance at Paris.
A report this year by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development found that about $62 billion of so-called climate finance money, from public and private sources, went from developed to developing countries in 2014.
Of the 2007 total, $10.2 trillion went to developed countries, and $1.6 trillion went to developing countries.
"While the international community gives $141bn in aid to developing countries annually, the developing countries pay back $464bn each year to their creditors.
Because there is a huge potential of CO2 emissions reduction due to technology transfers from developed countries to developing countries, the promotion of implementing CDM projects is highly recommended to accelerate the technology transfers.
The clean development mechanism (CDM) is well known as a part of the flexibility mechanisms of the Kyoto protocol, and is an incentive to transfer technologies from developed countries to developing countries.
The direction of innovation was distinguished between (a) from developing countries to developing countries, (b) from industrialized countries to developing countries, (c) from industrialized countries to industrialized countries, and (d) from developing countries to industrialized countries with the purpose to find differences between different directions of innovation and economies.
