iadb in a sentence

1. She also worked as a consultant for the World Bank, IADB and Castalia.

2. And in the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB), there is a balance of power between debtor and creditor nations.

3. In 2007, the Inter-American Development Bank (IaDB) also approved additional debt relief to HIPCs in the Western Hemisphere.

4. The focus for bioenergy will primarily be on biogas plants, as up to 650 projects are to be financed by these within the framework of IADB funding.

5. The World Bank and the IADB have a whole series of conditions to be met – from matters of environmental protection to social sustainability – whereas the CAF raises no such issues.

6. Since the 1990s Latin America, including the Caribbean, has been the region with the highest emigration worldwide; labour migration has become a central economic factor for Latin America, see IADB (2004).

7. In this context they welcomed the agreements on capital increases of the ADB, EIB and IADB and looked forward to the conclusion of negotiations on replenishing resources of the AfDB, EBRD and the World Bank Group.

8. China’s admittance as a donor country within the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) last April (after 15 years of negotiations), was a major indicator of its growing commitment to strengthen relationships in the region.

9. Argentina's Banco de Inversión y Comercio Exterior (BICE) has announced that it will support the financing of biogas, biomass and certain energy efficiency projects through a USD 160 million credit line it has set up jointly with the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB).

10. The threat of democracy in Haiti in 1991 was even more ominous because of the favorable reaction of the international financial institutions (World Bank, IADB) to Aristide’s programs, which awakened traditional concerns over the “virus” effect of successful independent development.

11. Although political actors work actively with bilateral or international donors (including the IADB and World Bank) to strengthen democracy and the market economy, projects for technical and staff collaboration yielded only very limited improvements during the period under examination.