Examples of using Combating malaria in English and their translations into Spanish
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decreasing HIV/AIDS prevalence and combating malaria, Niger required massive support from its partners.
as well as appropriate technology for combating malaria.
de conocimientos especializados y de for increased bilateral assistance in combating malaria.
se incremente China undertook effective cooperation with African countries in combating malaria.
China ha emprendido una cooperación eficaz con maternal mortality, as well in combating malaria and other diseases BRASIL, 2013.
en reducing child mortality and combating malaria and other diseases.
reducir support all the efforts made by the international community in combating malaria, HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis
apoyan todos future action needed to respond to the challenge of combating malaria.
there has been a growing belief that the cost-effectiveness of DDT in combating malaria, and its safety when used carefully,
including debt relief and funds for combating malaria and HIV/AIDS, but substantially greater efforts are needed to meet the Millennium Development Goals.
de Zambia, like other developing countries that are adversely affected by the disease supports all of the efforts made by the international community in combating malaria, the HIV/AIDS scourge,
Zambia, conjuntamente con such as the one on combating malaria.
como inter alia, combating malaria at the level of the family
entre otras cosas, a luchar contra el paludismo said that in spite of progress in improving infant health care and combating malaria, none of the world's regions had yet achieved the MDG 5 target for reducing maternal and infant mortality rates.
dice que, pese a Further to the meeting on combating malaria(see para. 24 above),
A raíz de It deals with critical areas including reducing neonatal morbidity and mortality, combating malaria and malnutrition. It offers a clear set of directions for dealing with the conditions
It is quite clear that combating malaria can only be achieved if there is concerted
Es evidente que However, initiatives for combating malaria appear to have accelerated,
Sin embargo, maternal health, and combating malaria, HIV and other diseases are affected by increased vulnerability to poor health due to reduced food
compulsory high-quality education for both girls and boys, combating malaria and malnutrition, early-childhood-development interventions, preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV/AIDS,
