Examples of using Poverty in developing in English and their translations into Russian
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First, the number of people living in poverty in developing countries increased in the late 1990s.
World Bank study on progress and setbacks in reducing absolute poverty in developing and transition countries.
It is a dangerous obstacle to the fight to reduce poverty in developing countries, which largely depend on rainfed agriculture.
aims to abolish poverty in developing countries in a sustainable way
implemented a number of decisions to fight poverty in developing countries and was committed to continuing such efforts in the years ahead.
There is a general perception that poverty in developing countries poses a major threat to the environment.
medium-scale enterprises(SMEs) in stimulating growth and reducing poverty in developing countries- the Indian experience in promoting TCDC.
He created the Whole Planet Foundation in 2005 to help end poverty in developing nations.
livelihood of the farmers, and poverty in developing countries;
is further contributing to increased poverty in developing countries.
essential to escape poverty in developing countries.
said that the purpose of the MDGs was to fight poverty in developing countries.
efforts to reduce poverty in developing countries would be undermined.
they invariably support technical cooperation programmes to alleviate poverty in developing countries.
An important consequence is that the migration of low-skilled workers is the most likely to reduce poverty in developing countries World Bank, 2006.
initiative to educate children, eradicate illiteracy and fight poverty in developing countries, particularly in Africa.
displaying a significant asymmetry in the impact of growth and crises on poverty in developing countries.
Indeed, proper alignment of ICT strategies can help to alleviate poverty in developing countries.
However, more action was needed in defining sustainable development, in terms of addressing underdevelopment and poverty in developing countries, and unsustainable production and consumption in developed countries.