Sentence examples for multilateral development institutions from inspiring English sources

A recent publication by Nancy Lee, Guillermo Perry and Nancy Birdsall sets out an agenda for the multilateral development institutions as market developers for new risk-mitigation financial products.

Multilateral development institutions have probably had their most consistent success when they serve as "knowledge" banks, helping to share experience, best practices, and technical knowledge across regions.

Paris, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development 4. ODA refers to those flows to countries and territories on the DAC list of recipients and to multilateral development institutions, which are provided by official agencies to favour the promotion of economic development and welfare of developing countries.

Multilateral development institutions must step up their efforts to test pilot models of these new elements, and encourage a broad dialogue between the public and private sectors in emerging countries to help build the foundation for this new ecosystem.

More than thirty years after Alma Ata, multilateral development institutions, states and civil society organizations alike have embraced community participation in health, but meanings given to it vary widely between programs and measurable successes in improving health outcomes are scarce [ 4].

The International Finance Facility for Immunisation (IFFIm), a multilateral development institution, has been created to accelerate the availability of predictable long term funds for health and immunization programmes through the GAVI Alliance in 70 of the poorest countries in the world.

International financial institutions such as the Bretton Woods institutions, multilateral development banks and other development finance institutions provide emergency financing to countries in crisis, provide risk mitigation tools to prospective foreign investors, and assemble capital for development finance and poverty reduction initiatives.

Roll Back Malaria is a global framework to implement coordinated action against malaria and brings together many different types of partners – including foundations, NGOs, bilateral and multilateral development agencies, academic institutions and the private sector.

They sometimes seem to be trying to convince themselves that an aim that has become a linchpin of American strategy is still achievable.Their nervousness has been heightened by the recent embarrassment over the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank AIIBB), a new, China-led multilateral development-finance institution.

"Bonds issued by supranationals, multilateral development banks and multilateral financial institutions are among the most liquid fixed income securities available, and issuers maintain buyback provisions as a liquidity backstop".

A key plank in the proposals put forward by the report's authors is a private/ public initiative which would leverage the infrastructure finance expertise of international financial institutions, including insurance companies, and multilateral development banks.