Sentence examples for finance to developing from inspiring English sources
The vexed question of developed countries providing finance to developing countries, to help them cut their carbon emissions and cope with the effects of climate change, has been a sticking point.
Redd finance to developing countries is still fairly limited in scale.
The countries put off decisions about the legal structure of the agreement, and deferred decisions about ensuring a flow of finance to developing countries.
It has channelled more than US$215bn in technology, knowledge, and finance to developing countries, virtually all from private sources at negligible taxpayer expense.
The 29-page text, down from a 43-page version on Saturday, lacked specifics on how to ratchet up emissions cuts among developed nations and channel more climate finance to developing countries.
The world's biggest provider of public finance to developing countries said it would spend 28% of its investments directly on climate change projects, and that all of its future spending would take account of global warming.
Both of these points are partially addressed in Spin-Out, Step Out, a new SEUK report that looks at the challenges faced by spin outs in raising finance to develop and grow.
One critical area of WHO support was for a combined team from the ministries of health and finance to develop robust estimates for NHIS revenue and expenditure using SimIns software [ 20].
It would also mean delivering real financing to developing countries to cope with the impacts of climate change, and recognizing the full rights of climate migrants to move to safer ground.
American officials vetoed Mr. Koch-Weser partly on the grounds that, in their view, he lacked sufficient international stature to run the I.M.F., which provides emergency financing to developing and distressed countries.
Meanwhile, the International Emissions Trading Association, an industry group that promotes greenhouse gas trading programs, has proposed a green bond mechanism that would provide financing to developing countries for specific infrastructure projects that have significant carbon-reduction payoffs.
