Reducing the Debt Burden of Developing Countries
Use of cold chains for reducing food losses in developing countries
... for reducing perishable food losses can be impeded by a wide variety of issues and ...in developing countries may be known and even accepted as cost effective, but adoption is low due to a lack of ...
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Reducing HIV transmission in developing countries
... 6.8 Use of condoms in Uganda The UNAIDS report of 2017 reported that 60% of men and 45.5% of women used a condom the last time they engaged in high-risk sexual intercourse. Higher-risk sex refers to sex someone involves ...
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Interventions for Reducing Infant Mortality in Developing Countries
... in reducing infant mortality by providing much needed nutrition in infants, immunity, preventing sudden in- fant death syndrome and the risk of contracting diarrhoea and vomiting in in- fants, and premature infant ...
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REDUCING EMISSIONS FROM DEFORESTATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
... 3.4 Leakage The decision CP/2005/L.2 does not directly address emissions that may occur from all forest change processes. Fellings, disturbances or degradation may reduce stocking within forests without exceeding the ...
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Boon or Burden? The Effect of Private Sector Debt on the Risk of Sovereign Default in Developing Countries
... are reducing the potential for reverse causality, ...the debt vari- ables: if a positive correlation between P RIV SHARE ini and IICCR av were only driven by the high persistence of credit ratings and the ...
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Foreign Debt and Domestic Savings in Developing Countries
... the countries classified as developing countries by World Bank, United Nations etc ...these countries are perceived as underdeveloped based on certain standards and ...LAC countries, ...
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Foreign Debt and Domestic Savings In Developing Countries
... LAC countries, they relied deeply on international capital flows to finance development ...these countries to grow and protect themselves while at the same time creating likely huge debt ...
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Debt Relief and Changing Governance Structures in Developing Countries
... of debt relief awarded in the third sub-period can be explained by the level of indebted- ness, the amount of previous debt relieves and previous ODA ...of debt relief in the past remain positive and ...
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Debt Relief and Changing Governance Structures in Developing Countries
... of debt relief does not occur if we add (or use) the amount of debt service per exports as a measure of a country’s debt burden (estimation II and ...actual debt burden has not ...
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Burden of cancer pain in developing countries: a narrative literature review
... by reducing the frequency of hospitalization. 106 Also, although developing countries have shown good pal- liative care for cancer, there is a need to be wary of the potential humanistic ...
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Public debt in developing countries : has the market-based model worked?
... by reducing and redirecting subsidies towards rural infrastructure and agricultural R&E—most of the poor live in rural ...including debt of central public enterprises and ...public debt and the ...
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International debt and developing countries
... international debt crisis was caused when a large number of poor countries were not able to pay the interest rates for their foreign ...the debt weighs only when the real interest rate is positive, ...
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Debt Sustainability and Debt Management in Developing Countries
... Box 3: Modeling the links between public investment and growth Buffie and others (2012) constructed a dynamic general equilibrium model to analyse the links between public investment, economic growth and debt ...
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The Politics of External Debt in Developing Countries
... (iii) Trade openness. Openness to international trade is measured by the ra- tio of exports over GDP. It is well known that trade openness is one of the factors that are more robustly correlated with growth. However in ...
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Debt management and crisis in developing countries
... of debt is issued how should it be indexed? In our view the dominant consideration is the government’s limited ability to generate changes in the foreign-currency value of their principal asset — that is, ...
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The burden of non communicable diseases in developing countries
... because developing coun- tries have been, so far, satisfied with adopting national conventions and adhering to international recommenda- tions instead of pragmatic decisions such as prohibiting smoking in public ...
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Burden of eclampsia: a persisting problem in the developing countries
... Conclusions: Most of the life-threatening eclampsia cases can be prevented by simple awareness and motivation towards antenatal care. In Chhattisgarh state where majority of rural population are tribal, illiterate, ...
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Debt burden of the financial system of Ukraine and countries of the Eurozone
... budget debt at an acceptable ...their debt burden policy, which strengthened the financial system and economic growth, should become the main reference point for Ukraine to adjust the debt ...
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External Debt as a Fundamental Problem for Developing Countries
... international debt crisis was caused when a large number of poor countries were not able to pay the interest rates for their foreign ...the debt weighs only when the real interest rate is positive, ...
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The fragile panacea of debt relief for developing countries
... middle-income countries began to have problems making debt service payments in the early ...paying debt were primarily due to regional conflicts, adverse economic shocks, reduced export earnings, ...
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