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Basic Agreement Between His majesty's Government of Nepal and The United Nations Capital Development Fund
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The United Nation Capital Development Fund (hereinafter referred to as the "UNCDF") was established by the General Assembly of The United Nations to provide assistance to developing countries in the development of their economics by supplementing existing sources of capital assistance by means of grants and loans directed towards the achievement of the accelerated and self-sustained growth of the economics of those countries and those oriented towards the diversification of their economics,with due regard to the need for the industrial development as a basis for economic and social progress (hereinafter referred to as the UNCDF "ASSISTANCE"; whereas His Majesty's Government of Nepal (hereinafter referred to as the "Government") may decide ASSISTANCE from the UNCDF; whereas the UNCDF and the GOVERNMENT consider it useful at this time to record the general terms and conditions under which such ASSISTANCE could be provided by the UNCDF to the GOVERNMENT: Now therefore the GOVERNMENT and the UNCDF(hereinafter referred to as the "PARTIES") have entered into this BASIC AGREEMENT in a spirit of friendly co-operation. ]
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Publisher:
HMG, UNCDF ,   (1984 )
Type / Script:
Official Document in English
Keywords:
DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, DEVELOPMENT FINANCE, PROJECT FINANCE, SAVINGS MOBILIZATION, AID FINANCING, CONDITIONALITY, DEVELOPMENT, DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE, DEVELOPMENT CREDITS, DEVELOPMENT FINANCE INSTITUTIONS, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, FINANCIAL FLOWS, INTERDEPENDENCE, RESOURCES MOBILIZATION DIVIDEND FOR DEVELOPMENT, MONETIZATION
Thematic Group:
 UNCDF : Capital Development
Thesaurus:
02.10.00  -  Development Finance
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