Major investments were made for the protection and management of the environment.

Investments made during NAP implementation,

As a result, massive infrastructural investments were made, dramatically improving the quality of the telecommunications infrastructure.

Major investments were made in the area of primary health care, prevention, as well as services for the elderly.

Private investments, including foreign investments, were the key to sustained growth and employment generation.

Private investments, including foreign investments, were the key to sustained growth and employment generation.

Considerable investments have been made to rehabilitate cargo handling equipment.

United Nations technical agencies have made significant investments in the education sector.

These objectives were achieved by means of the following investments

During the nineteenth century, large investments were made by the private sector in the infrastructure and public utilities of many countries under various types of concessions.

A major opportunity exists to leverage the investments already made, and to minimize those that will continue to be made.

The fight against poverty, the provision of safe drinking water, sanitation and housing were interlinked and investments should be made in plans and programmes to benefit the poor.

11. Environmental investments total investments

For example, over the centuries Governments in the Netherlands have made massive investments in the dyke and canal infrastructure which provides protection for cities and agricultural regions far from the locations where the investments have actually been made.

Political interference in the regulatory and legal framework implied high uncertainty which made investments very risky.

(a) All investments shall be made through, and maintained by, reputable financial institutions designated by the Registrar.

11. Investments are kept relatively liquid so that payments can be made on short notice if required.

The authorities were endeavouring to maintain those positive elements by encouraging domestic and foreign investments.

Investments

Investments

Investments

25. The most dynamic productive sectors in the GDP in 1985 89, such as construction, trade, hotels, restaurants and other services, were mainly driven by the heavy investments made by the central government.

It was clarified that the direct investments made by the foreign investors from their allocated profits included the equity investments made by the foreign investors from their allocated profits, such as capital increase, new construction, and share acquisition, but excluded the new shares, turning point increase shares, and acquisition of shares from the listed companies except the eligible strategic investments.

Investments will be made subject to programme country demand, matched by adequate funding, and fulfillment of basic investment criteria.

Strategic investments

My Investments

Supports investments

(l) Investments.

(a) Investments

First, trading services and finance represented the greatest proportion of investments and were complementary to export activities.

Rather, the general approach is to encourage the choice of efficient equipment, appliances and processes when new investments are made.

Rather, the general approach is to encourage the choice of efficient equipment, appliances and processes when new investments are made.

However, private investors were confident only if the aforementioned preconditions were in place, which enabled them to receive a better return on their investments.

As at 31 March 1998, funds were invested in 51 countries, including direct investments in 27 developing countries, and were in 33 different currencies.

Investments were mainly oriented to the tourism sector and the expansion of the maquila (manufacturing for export) industry.

(d) Strategic investments.

Custody of investments

Income from investments

C. Social investments

Income from investments

Foreign capital investments

LADM Investments Ltd.

Disaggregated data from the Ministry for Social Development income transfer programs, by administrative region, demonstrate the investments made by the Government.

That was seen as particularly important since many of those investments were going to low income countries, some of which were least developed or landlocked.

The majority of the reductions were in documents processing and support functions and reflect past investments in technological innovations.