beneficiary country

The addition of ten or more net beneficiary countries will have a major impact on the budget.

It is conditional on the actions of the beneficiary countries.

In order to allow beneficiary countries and economic operators to adapt to it.

The fund is managed by the Commission, with delegation to the beneficiary countries.

Yes you will need to provide the partner or beneficiary country with either:

Firstly, the general arrangement that applies to all beneficiary countries.

Who decides the list of beneficiary countries and on the basis of which criteria?

We welcome the formula of advance payment, because this makes it easier for the beneficiary countries to use the funds.

It is the Commission's task to closely monitor all beneficiary countries' compliance with these criteria.

It was attended by more than 700 politicians from the beneficiary countries of the Marshall Plan.

All projects are designed jointly by the Donor and the Government of the beneficiary country.

Below is a list of beneficiary countries.

However, beneficiary countries also need to demonstrate their capacity to properly manage the funds entrusted to them.

It is very important for the beneficiary countries to start to familiarise themselves with the standards we lay down for security.

Moreover, proper account should be taken of the specific situations and potential difficulties of the beneficiary countries.

Whatever we do in the Commission we cannot solve every single problem in the final beneficiary countries.

It would be better to provide food aid whenever this can be done without destabilising the beneficiary countries' markets.

However, it is also right that we expect those 16 beneficiary countries to apply and respect their commitments under those conventions.

The development programmes planned for 1999 will be reviewed and adapted case by case, in close consultation with the beneficiary countries.

The new list of beneficiary countries must reflect the real economic standing and competitiveness of developing countries.

At the same time we must avoid taking risks in delegating responsibilities to beneficiary countries whose authorities may not be equipped to handle them.

The projects financed by the Bank are priority projects of the beneficiary countries and usually form part of their development plans.

The national authorities in the beneficiary countries and non-governmental organisations play a decisive role in the management system for external aid programmes.

We see that the withdrawal of preferences has generally not hindered exports of the products concerned from the beneficiary countries.

But even if outsiders greatly increase their assistance, it will be wasted if beneficiary countries keep spending excessively on arms.