Examples of using In developing countries in English and their translations into Hebrew
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to fund both mitigation and adaptation measures in developing countries.
The International Labor Organization estimates that 250 million children between the ages of five and fourteen work in developing countries- at least 120 million full time.
The demand for this, the need for data to run better programs just within health-- not to mention all of the other fields in developing countries-- is enormous.
I would occasionally be asked whether I was in  favour of sweatshops in developing countries.
Clinical studies of the vaccine did not determine that the vaccine reduced overall mortality neither in developed,  nor in developing countries.
mainly lately in developing countries.
are much needed to address the burden of disease in developing countries.
compared with 6.5 years of school for those in developing countries.
the US Senate held a public hearing into the promotion of breast milk substitutes in developing countries and joined calls for a Marketing Code.
Under-nutrition contributes to five million deaths of children under five each year in developing countries.
The problem is that in developing countries, where most of the flood fatalities take place,
However, the best current treatment available anywhere in  the world is often very difficult to provide in developing countries.
Following my experience in  the Fintech industry, I found that Microfinance has a great potential in  empowering the unbanked in developing countries.
mostly in developing countries.
Recognizing importance of international cooperation for improvement of living conditions of children in  each country, in  particular in developing countries.
Recognizing the importance of international cooperation for improving the living conditions of persons with disabilities in  every country,  particularly in developing countries.
Tobacco use in  all forms is responsible for about 30% of all cancer deaths in developed countries  and a rapidly rising proportion in developing countries.
Today, two-thirds of all individuals that have suffered from a stroke live in developing countries where health systems are already challenged to the limit.
these numbers have improved, but there is still a huge gap between deaths in  the West and those in developing countries.