A related issue is burden sharing among high and upper middle income countries contributions remain inequitable.

There are also middle income, high debt developing countries that need a reprieve from the debt burden they face.

The situation was most glaring in asylum countries, particularly developing countries, which assumed a heavy burden by receiving high numbers of refugees and asylum seekers.

However, while the HIPC initiative has removed the debt overhang for many countries, the burden of debt service payments remains high (see table 1).

In Europe, that means agreeing on burden sharing for re capitalizing countries where deficits and debt have cut off market access or led to prohibitively high borrowing costs.

Many countries are now afflicted by a double burden of diseases.

That burden is far too heavy for many of those countries.

The PIIGS debt burden is so high that robust economic performance is next to impossible.

Future generations already bear an excessive pension burden in all European countries.

That burden is disproportionately borne by developing countries and impoverishing them further.

The burden of existing debts is high, and investors key goal is loss avoidance, not profit seeking.

He asked the Special Rapporteur to explain what role countries of origin and host countries should play in burden sharing.

Burden sharing is a sensitive issue, for both NATO and the international community, and passions sometimes run high.

Shifting the entire adjustment burden onto peripheral countries with current account deficits, while core countries continue to run surpluses, obstructs adjustment.

First, as with all systems that preceded it, it puts the burden of adjustment on deficit countries, not on surplus countries.

The need for burden sharing, particularly between advanced and developing countries, will not magically disappear.

The timely relief of this burden could save those countries from declining into economic chaos.

A similar situation was occurring in neighbouring countries and was an additional burden for UNRWA.

Reiterates its request to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to pay more attention to the problem of the debt burden of developing countries, in particular of the least developed countries, and especially the social impact of the measures arising from foreign debt

Reiterates its request to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to pay more attention to the problem of the debt burden of developing countries, in particular of the least developed countries, and especially the social impact of the measures arising from foreign debt

There is evidence that countries with high growth in services also tend to have high overall economic growth conversely, countries with high overall economic growth have high services growth.

The greatest irony in global health is that the poorest countries carry the largest disease burden.

It also believed that the core countries would relieve the ECB burden of mounting bailout costs.

In almost all countries, the state still shoulders the brunt of the burden of education funding.

All countries will have to give no country can be expected to carry the burden alone.

Only by shifting the burden of responsibility back onto private lenders can debtor countries escape this quagmire.

Ireland and the southern European countries must reduce their debt burden and sharply enhance their economies competitiveness.

Clearly, this concept implies burden sharing by all Asia Pacific countries to ensure the region s harmony and security.

Doing so would provide some reimbursement to countries that currently carry an unduly large part of the burden.

Clearly, the world s rich countries should carry the burden of dealing with climate change over the next generations.

Creditors are shifting the entire burden of adjustment on to the debtor countries and avoiding their own responsibility.

There is also a significant work burden and time allocation differential between women and men in developing countries.

However, it had sympathy for those Member States, particularly developing countries, for which such increases represented a burden.

Significant steps had also been taken to reduce the debt burden of the most heavily indebted poor countries.

These countries face a burden of foreign debt estimated at 500 billion for poor countries that is simply incompatible with the pursuit of development goals.

And the burden is unequal, because there is much more pressure on deficit countries to adjust via deflation than on creditor countries to allow higher inflation.

It welcomed the conclusion adopted by the Executive Committee of UNHCR on international cooperation and burden and responsibility sharing, and hoped that it would help to ease the heavy burden imposed on developing countries.

At the same time, most of the burden of adjustment would fall on the countries that left the euro.

Given the heavy volume of concessionary loans provided by China, concern about African countries future debt burden is growing.

Significant steps have also been taken to reduce the burden of debt on the most heavily indebted poor countries.

Secondly, as all our colleagues have said in this discussion, high oil prices are a heavy burden on the poorest developing and oil importing countries in particular and have resulted in a loss of 2.7 per cent of their gross domestic product.

But if market nervousness persists and interest rates remain high relative to rates for secure German debt, the debt burden will rapidly become unsustainable.

This is imposing an increasing burden on the poor and vulnerable, especially in developing coastal countries and small island states.

The burden of servicing debt and the payment of arrears have a suffocating effect on the economies of developing countries.

That no bearer of burden shall bear the burden of another