Примеры использования Demographic pressures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Employment, poverty and demographic pressures.
Demographic pressures have indeed been increasing while harvests have been declining.
Equally, it is important to address the mounting demographic pressures.
Demographic pressures will continue to challenge development on various dimensions.
Land is in increasingly short supply, and demographic pressures are increasing.
Poverty and demographic pressures have played a major role in the current state of soils and land in Africa.
The protection of the environment does not necessarily combine easily with extreme poverty and demographic pressures.
Demographic pressures on health systems Ill health rates vary by factors such as age and sex.
In today's world the challenge of achieving Zero Hunger is quite daunting as demographic pressures, increasing urbanization and climate change are transforming the world we live in.
Fuelled by demographic pressures, many cities of the developing world have makeshift warrens full of destitute children trapped in a vicious circle of poverty.
They are also physically fragile in respect of non-renewable resources,economic and demographic pressures on renewable resources, biodiversity and rising sealevels.
Nevertheless, poverty, demographic pressures, land deterioration and invasions are promoting migration to urban centres or to other rural areas.
They have been crossing national borders to search for better lives and to escape from armed conflict, human rights violations, stagnating economies,environmental degradation, demographic pressures and resource depletion.
The Maghreb countries are undergoing strong demographic pressures, difficult economic circumstances and, in most cases, adverse climatic conditions.
Demographic pressures are increasing in many poor and ecologically fragile zones in both urban and rural areas in Africa as a result of high fertility rates and a shortage of arable land.
Productive and paid employment for women will help to increases their independence, improve the welfare of households, decreases levels of poverty, andmay, as a side effect, also decrease demographic pressures.
Demographic pressures may be manifested through rapid population growth in ecologically fragile areas, urban concentrations, migration, or consumption and production patterns.
No point was more stressed in Jomtien than the urgent need to close the gender gap in education, both as a matterof simple equity and as the most effective means for responding to demographic pressures and promoting development.
Substantial research also indicates that demographic pressures often exacerbate problems of environmental degradation and resource depletion and thus inhibit sustainable development.
The lack of sufficient resources is a significant constraint in addressing challenges such as capacity-building, unemployment reduction, particularly among young people and women,easing demographic pressures, ensuring equitable distribution of resources and combating HIV/AIDS pandemics.
She stressed that demographic pressures, urbanization and income growth have expanded markets for food, agriculture and mineral commodities, adding further pressures on forests.
As the Global Environment Outlok 2000 made clear,the environmental problems of today are linked to social demands, demographic pressures and poverty in developing countries, counterposed against excessive and wasteful consumption in developed countries.
Demographic pressures threaten to undermine all of the positive efforts of the United Nations and African Governments in areas such as peace-building and the promotion of good governance and democratization.
For their part, population anddevelopment programmes should aim at reducing excessive demographic pressures and migration in and near vulnerable forest areas, particularly tropical forests, which are home to most of the planet's biological diversity.
Despite demographic pressures in many developing countries during the period 1960-1980, school enrolment grew at an unprecedented pace, enrolment ratios rose and class sizes generally declined.
They raise the possibility that inequities could increase in some areas- for example, between people who can and cannot work into older age and those who can or cannot turn to families or communities for support, andin countries where demographic pressures on health and social care budgets result in reduced welfare provision per capita.
Of these factors, demographic pressures continue to play an inexorable underlying role in the geographical and economic and social marginalization of the poor in most countries with high incidence of poverty.
Reference was made to specific situations and demographic pressures, as well as new demands in the host societies, especially the lack of attention paid to the root causes of migrations and the increasingly restrictive response by the receiving countries.
Demographic pressures; precarious, unsettled populations, with many coming from former refugee camps; the opening to a market economy and speculation leading to land grabbing by powerful people are among the problems it faces.
Since demographic pressures, together with migration from disadvantaged areas to affluent States, are urgent problems, transcending national frontiers, it is imperative that in the field of population control, global strategies and national plans work in unison.