Examples of using Human assets in English and their translations into Russian
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marginalized, targeted its food aid and sought to ensure that each of its interventions involves investment in physical or human assets of lasting value.
Its natural and human assets, history, cultural diversity
These people, Cambodia's most valuable human assets, should be able to return to their villages,
Institutions and governance systems and other indirect drivers also affect the interactions and balance between nature and human assets in the co-production of nature's benefits to people, for example by
social and human assets transmitted from current to future generations, and how these assets
as they can be expected to have resources available to improve human assets and confront structural constraints;
inequality as well as increasing human assets, are often formulated rather distinctly from one another.
This is because high per capita income indicates greater availability of resources for the implementation of policies required to improve a country's human assets and confront structural constraints.
regardless of its performance under the other two criteria low income and weak human assets.
Indeed, just before this tragedy, Lebanon was the principal tourism destination of the region thanks to its various natural and human assets, a position that it has made an effort to reclaim ever since the end of the war thus managing to attract in 2005 a number of visitors equalling that of 1974!
the country's human assets or human capital is expected to have made significant progress;
Human asset index.
The challenge for this group of countries is to meet the other two criteria: the human asset index and the economic vulnerability index.
evidenced by the high values of the human asset index, is likely to be of particular importance in this regard.
At STA, our human asset is the core foundation of our growth,
the remaining two criteria, namely the human asset index and economic vulnerability index.
culture is a rich national and human asset that the State must preserve
as shown by the fact that ODA allocation favoured poorer least developed countries and those with a low human asset index, whereas allocation was not responsive to the economic vulnerability index.
They are human assets.