Sentence examples for financing the programme from inspiring English sources

We might expect there to be general equilibrium effects on wages to the extent that labour supply changes, and there may also be effects through the method of financing the programme.

Financing the programme would require about $20 billion for initial upgrading and $1 billion annually for maintenance.China is famously investing in African infrastructure in order to improve its access to African resources.

The social investors, who have financed the programme and assumed the risk, are being repaid based on payment by results.

The bonds the city used to finance the programme paid a yield of 6.75%; once administrative costs were added, homeowners ended up paying the equivalent of 7.75%.

The government's ability to finance the programme was estimated using Ministry of Health budget data.

These certificates are issued for voluntary contributions by the private sector, and the funds are used to finance the programme of payments for environmental services.

For example, the World Bank and the Global Environment Facility (GEF), through the so-called Ecomarkets Project, have provided, respectively, a credit line of US$32.6 million and a grant of US$8 million to help finance the programme of payments for environmental services and to strengthen FONAFIFO, SINAC and the local non-governmental organizations involved in the implementation of the programme.

Moreover, additional taxes or contributions to finance the programmes negatively affect demand for goods and services and in turn for (unsubsidized) labour.

The Commission' s figures for the Balkans are highly political and do not correspond to any specific study, while, for its part, the Council of Ministers thinks it is possible at the moment to finance the programmes and aid for the Balkans within the ceilings of heading 4: 'External actions'.

In 2009, the government of Uganda spent more than UShs 30bn to finance the USE programme.

Although Botswana is one of the wealthiest countries in Africa (thanks to its diamond resources), it relies on the assistance of international partners to manage and finance the ARV programme, most notably the African Comprehensive HIV/Aids Partnership (Achap).