Examples of using Lack of reliable data in English and their translations into French
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To start with, there is the fact that a lack of reliable data implies that the magnitude of the problem remains vastly underestimated
However, apart from some exceptions, it is difficult to carry out assessments of ecosystem status in the region because of the lack of reliable data, of local expertise
primarily because of the lack of reliable data.
to take appropriate action based on those facts is severely hampered by the lack of reliable data collection on human rights abuses.
These evaluations highlighted the lack of reliable data on drug use and of evidence-based drug dependence treatment
The Committee is concerned that lack of reliable data may entail serious implications for the effectiveness of government policies
The lack of reliable data is a problem both for indigenous peoples
While Africa's new development partners continue to make important contributions towards the continent's development, the lack of reliable data on their engagement makes it difficult to assess the impact of their growing partnership with the continent.
Lack of reliable data on financial flows is a serious limitation to understanding the nature of the issues
future energy requirements for irrigation is very difficult because of the lack of reliable data at the local level for these various items of energy consumption.
Nevertheless, of the 32 communications reviewed in this report, 11 did not contain a LUCF projection; reasons given were methodological problems or lack of reliable data.
while noting that it is still difficult to assess its extent given the lack of reliable data.
also noted the lack of reliable data on the presence of Indigenous people in scientific fields.
It has been an effective tool for countering the view that it is impossible to plan for service provision in informal settlements because of a lack of reliable data.
the sixth progress report, the major difficulties for its implementation originated from the lack of reliable data prior to the introduction of the system.
equal rights for all is the lack of reliable data on the composition of the country's population.
such as limitations in human and financial resources, a lack of reliable data or problems with data exchange.
In 2010, UNDP stated that lack of reliable data on several MDGs was another challenge for Solomon Islands
Again in the context of developing countries, the lack of reliable data, skills and information technology adds to the difficulty in discerning realistic socio-economic indicators to provide appropriate guidelines in determining priorities in resource allocation in the medium
To highlight and address the lack of reliable data on the issue and to promote the systematic collection of data(of both quantitative