Examples of using Developing countries where in English and their translations into French
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coastal biodiversity for their livelihoods particularly in developing countries where& 31; shing is a main subsistence
especially in the context of developing countries where there are inevitable data availability
What kind of effective protection can be provided to consumers in developing countries where competition laws and institutions are either totally non-existent
The situation was particularly serious in developing countries where almost three billion people still used solid fuels
However, in many developing countries where there are limitations to building up human capacity, many of the reconfigurations of
This is particularly relevant for developing countries where the stock of regulations may have unintended effects,
have become a particularly strong disincentive by hitting developing countries where they are most vulnerable- the need to diversify production.
Higher demand- especially in some developing countries where incomes are rising rapidly-
Obviously, this point of view is not entirely shared by developing countries where close to two billion people have no access to commercial energy or electricity.
For developing countries where fossil fuel consumption subsidies are most prevalent,
However, this goal remains unattainable in many developing countries where a large share of workers are trapped in low-skill/low-wage jobs in the agricultural
but one must keep in mind the difficulty of conducting such studies in developing countries where malnutrition is rife.
particularly in developing countries where domestic resources are limited.
especially in developing countries where none have yet been established.
in some local markets, including in developing countries where agriculture may provide livelihoods for most of the population.
particularly in developing countries where family transfers often play a major role.
has had a particularly negative impact on numerous developing countries where the abuse of those substances is prevalent.
in particular in developing countries where 80 per cent of the world's disabled persons lived.
is not very reassuring, particularly in many developing countries where development objectives have been frustrated.
The bitter criticism aroused by this imposition of outside conditions on national economic policies grew when people realized the social costs that structural adjustment programmes entailed in most developing countries where they were introduced.