Sentence examples for needs of developing nations from inspiring English sources

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) is a new multilateral fund designed to address the critical mitigation and adaptation needs of developing nations with the aim to foster resilience and low-emission development.

"We cannot be simply content with promoting intellectual cooperation among developed nations, without paying attention to the needs of developing nations," Mr. Matsuura said.

As the authors of this report point out, the harsh truth is that "voluntourism" is more about the self-fulfilment of westerners than the needs of developing nations.

But as markets have become saturated in the rich world, manufacturers have started to realise that their future growth depends on catering to the needs of developing nations.

Other climates have changed, then, and the sequel benefits dramatically from its expanded sense of the challenges we face – everything from the needs of developing nations to terrorism.

But the bank's largest shareholder — the United States — has enacted guidelines to push for "no or low carbon" ways of meeting the energy needs of developing nations that rely on international financial institutions.

"Every argument has its context, and the context of this one was a war in which we clearly need the help of developing nations around the world".

The first answer is obvious, but it's easier said than done: there needs to be an overhaul of developing nations' factories (and probably some factories in 'developed' places, too).

Commercial entrepreneurship is much needed to reinvigorate the economies of developing nations.

We also stress the need to write-off the debts of developing nations.

A recent United Nations report shows that governments and businesses in a growing number of developing nations have begun building the infrastructure needed for online commerce.