Sentence examples for foreign aid flows from inspiring English sources

The paper describes the strategy as a way to reverse the declining trend in foreign aid flows to these countries.

Annual global remittances are about $160bn – more than twice foreign aid flows and a big chunk of GDP in some countries.

This means that our current international approach to development and poverty reduction based on multilateral cooperation, strategic foreign aid flows and public-private partnerships is working -- and so too will our approaches to global hunger and malnutrition.

Long term, the challenge will be to reform foreign aid flows more broadly to reflect these new breakthroughs, channeling a greater percentage of funds directly to those in need, rather than to the expansive and often wasteful foreign aid bureaucracies so often lambasted by laissez-faire development skeptics.

By 1995 total remittances exceded total foreign aid flows and represent approximately 40% of global Foreign Direct Investment.

Traditional development assistance for health (DAH) databases are based on data collected by the OECD Development Assistance Committee's (DAC) Creditor Reporting System (CRS), the most comprehensive international database of foreign aid flows [ 21].

But keeping foreign aid flowing is increasingly difficultKeeping the aid flowing in is proving increasingly difficult.

The United Nations is trying to remind wealthy nations that now it is even more important to keep foreign aid flowing.

Mr. Ban is trying to turn Haiti into something of an Exhibit A on the need to keep foreign aid flowing despite tighter budgets.

Khalid Pashtoon, a Kandahar government spokesman, warned that unless people here soon started to see foreign aid flowing, paving roads and creating jobs, "Afghans will go back to what they have been doing for the last 23 years -- fighting".

Turkey's bickering four-party coalition sees the wisdom of letting the technocrats, headed by the economy minister, Kemal Dervis, a former World Bank man, get on with the job and keep the foreign aid flowing.