Examples of using People in developing in English and their translations into Russian
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which directly threatened the survival of more than a billion people in developing countries.
At all stages of life, people in developing countries are more exposed to illness than those in developed countries.
it remains unaffordable for most people in developing countries.
instrument for employment creation, a crucial infrastructure service and a means of upgrading the welfare of people in developing countries.
regrettable that 1.3 billion people in developing countries were still living in poverty.
data collection were certainly important issues, many people in developing countries were struggling to survive.
however, and people in developing countries are dying needlessly for lack of appropriate care.
The European Commission's"Energizing Development" initiative aims to provide access to sustainable energy services for an additional 500 million people in developing countries by 2030.
Biotechnology-related knowledge regarding certain crops, which are staples in the traditional diet of most people in developing countries, is still limited.
around 93 per cent of all jobs available to young people in developing countries are in the informal economy.34.
At the same time, negative impacts of globalization on poor people in developing countries must not be glossed over or minimized.
During the 1990s, improved sanitation reached an additional one billion people in developing countries.
other groups to support their efforts to improve access to healthcare for people in developing countries.
essential infrastructure, and millions of people in developing countries have benefited.
Informal recycling is a source of livelihood for many mostly poor people in developing countries.
especially to people in developing countries or countries in economic transition.
The purpose of the Foundation is to help needy people in developing countries, especially as survival help for children
868 million people in developing countries(or 33 per cent of the total urban population in those countries)
According to the most recent data, some 1.4 billion people in developing countries did not have access to safe drinking water in the mid-1990s