III. EXTERNAL ASSISTANCE

(j) Modalities of external assistance.

External assistance to Vanuatu, 1992

Securing external financial assistance may be necessary.

External assistance is essential in this matter.

A large proportion of external assistance has been devoted to technical assistance.

Department of International Affairs and External Legal Assistance

The Territory is heavily dependent on external assistance.

This consideration warrants non debt creating external assistance.

(c) Determining the availability of resources, including external assistance

Implementation of a national programme often requires external assistance.

External assistance to the Central African Republic, 1990 1993

With external financial assistance, our development efforts could be accelerated.

Fifth, external financial assistance cannot postpone the day of reckoning forever.

External financial assistance at the time of the second Gulf war

OECD supplies FAO with computer tapes on external assistance to agriculture.

33. While external assistance must help to promote such measures, they did not depend solely on such assistance.

Several external support agencies provided assistance in the implementation of the Programme.

In 1992 Vanuatu received US 30.5 million in external assistance (see annex).

The main vehicles for cooperation include financial assistance, external debt and aid coordination, policy advice, surveillance and technical assistance.

However, in poorer countries, external assistance will continue to play a vital role.

External assistance is being sought for the formulation of the national shelter strategy.

39. The impact of external assistance, while of the utmost importance, was unclear.

UNFPA was the major external assistance agency in the population field in Ethiopia.

quot (a) Relief assistance should not lead to long term dependency on external aid

These include poverty, trade, agriculture, industrialization, financial flows, official development assistance and external debt.

Official development assistance (ODA) remains the main source of external finance for landlocked developing countries.

Were external financial assistance available, however, the country could step up its pace of development.

Moreover, assistance requires that beneficiaries implement negotiated measures and accept close external monitoring of policy developments.

With external assistance, we are now building three of the six projected chemical weapons destruction facilities.

While the region had benefited from increased external financial assistance, its terms of trade had worsened.

5. Vanuatu depends on concessional external assistance for a large proportion of its public sector investment.

These resources might be obtained by restructuring public spending, increasing tax revenue or reorganizing external assistance.

For too long and too often, Africa has relied on external assistance to resolve its conflicts.

There is a synergy that is produced when effective national efforts are supported by external assistance.

This is the argument that was used for the failure to give it substantial external assistance.

The conditionality of external assistance and the attempts to link it to economic performance had devastating consequences for the developing countries which depended on external sources of finance.

To meet their capacity building needs, a number of countries have turned to external donors for assistance.

In addition, Timorese authorities have requested external assistance to set up database management systems and administrative support.

The international community reacted in both cases with solidarity to help affected countries that needed external assistance.

These resources could be complemented by external financing through international trade and investment and official development assistance.

External assistance amounted to more than US 60 million in 1991 92 (25 per cent of GDP).

External assistance, reform and restructuring of international cooperation alone are not sufficient for development to take place.

17. Adjustment policies, developed in part with official external assistance, were expected to correct internal and external imbalances and thus lead to economic stabilization, including that of domestic prices.

The UNDP Programme of Assistance to the Palestinian People is set to become a major channel for external development assistance to the emerging Palestinian interim Government.