Examples of using Developing regions in English and their translations into French
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In some developing regions the OIE has created regional vaccine banks for rabies, foot
Although only a few of the countries covered by the report were in developing regions, it was observed that rates of violent crime were higher in developing countries.
conduct research into the problems of the developing regions of the world, and into the means for applying
He referred to its final part-“A proactive agenda for diversification”- and endorsed the possibility of applying it to one country in each of the developing regions.
Indicator1 .8: Prevalence of underweight children under five years of age In developing regions, the proportion of children under age five who are underweight declined from 30 per cent to 23 per cent during 1990-2009.
By way of comparison with other developing regions, the proportion is 12 per cent for Asia
is higher on average compared with all other developing regions of the world.
than in other developing regions last year, with China and India registering strong
a small share of the 343 projects recorded across all developing regions.
By 2030 all developing regions, including Asia and Africa, will have more people living
In most developing regions, about 80 per cent of pregnant women visited a skilled health-care provider at least once,
the proportion of the world's refugees hosted by developing regions has steadily grown as they have received millions of new refugees
Informal employment represents more than half of non-agricultural employment in all developing regions except the Middle East
Africa lags behind all developing regions(240), South Asia(220)
particularly in East Asia and other developing regions, progress had not been systematic
Recently, the World Bank has predicted a reversal in these negative trends through projected across-the-board GDP growth in all developing regions, and an attendant decrease in poverty levels in all regions except Africa, through 2015.
In the developing regions, the average density of cities shrank by 25 per cent between 1990
On the other hand, a substantial proportion of the resources for many national programmes in other developing regions is expected to be mobilized from within the countries themselves.
As witnessed in other developing regions, particularly in East Asia,
The intensity of poverty in Africa excluding North Africa alone surpasses that of all developing regions, with a minimal reduction from 25 per cent in 1990 to 21 per cent in 2010 see figure 1.3.