Examples of using Children in developing in English and their translations into Russian
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Emerging evidence from the 2008 spike in food prices indicates that children in developing countries decreased school attendance as a result of increased food-related expenses, with reduced education
displaced women and children face are similar to those of other women and children in developing countries, but many of them are compounded by the refugee experience.
Moreover, 130 million children in developing countries- two thirds of them girls- did not attend school,
Thus, children in developing countries are exposed to a double health risk,
to benefit children in developing countries whose needs for education,
Diarrhoea morbidity rates are increasing-- children in developing countries average four to five debilitating bouts of diarrhoea per year,
that as new life-saving vaccines are developed, children in developing countries will also benefit from them; and that the development of vaccines
While the large majority of UNICEF efforts focus on children in developing countries, UNICEF also contributes to results for children in high-income countries(HICs), in particular through
The countries of the region, aware that poverty prevented many children in developing countries from exercising their right to education
Intestinalis has a low prevalence(approximately 2-5%) among children in developed countries, but as high as 20-30% in developing regions.
special procedures, especially those relating to women and children, in developing a national action plan for human rights which is under preparation(Mexico);
That amounts to 143 million underweight children in developing countries.
It is often played by children in developing their logical thinking.
OHCHR has noted the particular vulnerability of children in developing countries in this regard.
The sole recipients of funds raised by the Committees are children in developing countries.
Stunting, for example, affects more than 147 million pre-school children in developing countries.
Children in developing countries continued to be affected by the spread of HIV/AIDS.
The issues facing children in developing nations present a unique
Salmonella typhi: no available vaccine is currently suitable for routine use for children in developing countries.
Before the onset of AIDS, about 2 per cent of all children in developing countries were orphans.