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Increases in food prices have affected millions of people, especially poor women.
WFP recognized that people, especially poor women, were the key to all sustainable development.
Promote employment andfoster skills among the poor, especially poor women.
Increasing options andopportunities for women, especially poor women, through focused programming in three thematic areas;
Increases in food prices have affected millions of people, especially poor women.
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Sub-theme 2, empowering communities:Communities, especially poor communities in urban areas, are often viewed as the target of urban development efforts.
The Berlina's styling was, to be polite, not happy and that reflected in the especially poor sales for this model.
It seeks to improve access to rural people, especially poor women and children, to equitable, affordable, accountable and effective primary healthcare.
It is increasingly affecting women,heterosexuals and the poor, especially poor women.
Stories abound of governments failing to provide their citizens, especially poor citizens, with basic social services or with services of good quality.
Ecuador and Egypt both reported extremely low numbers of people with public or private insurance, especially poor women.
According to the Chicago Tribune,"Weekday attendance had been especially poor in recent weeks, despite heavily discounted tickets.
A key dimension of the UNDP approach to poverty eradication is the empowerment of the poor, especially poor women.
For some, they would help address some of the serious problems that people, especially poor people in developing countries, face, such as starvation and malnutrition.
Special attention would be given to issues affecting farmers,including women farmers, and there would be particular emphasis on poor people, especially poor women.
UNFPA particularly focuses on vulnerable and underserved groups, especially poor older persons, most commonly older women.
Millions of women, especially poor, rural women, did not have freedom to control their own reproductive lives and health and had limited access to basic reproductive health services.
Yet remaining in school is often challenging for excluded children, especially poor rural girls.
The nutritional needs of all pregnant andnursing women, especially poor women in parts of the world where nutritional anaemia is highly prevalent, also require proper attention.
A study conducted by the Rural Electrification Agency revealed that electricity use by rural women, especially poor rural women, is currently low.
In its discussion,the Commission recognized that poor people, especially poor women and their families in rural areas, were more directly dependent on the environment for their survival.
Strengthen the implementation of programmes andpolicies aimed at providing affordable access to health care for women, especially poor women, women with disabilities and older women;
Women, especially poor women, need access not only to microcredit but also to a broader range of formal financial services, including savings, insurance, money transfers and advisory services.
Measures taken to overcome obstacles to women's access to health service, especially poor women and women in remote areas.
Too many internally displaced, especially poor rural women, wander around in the cities without any awareness of how to obtain needed food, medicine and shelter.
The micro-finance component of HDI has achieved considerable progress in reaching the poor, especially poor women, in the villages in which it has been working.
The needs of vulnerable groups of women, especially poor women, indigenous women, women living with HIV/AIDS, women in conflict settings and young and adolescent women.
Within this strategy, the World Bank will focus on creating economic opportunities, empowerment, andsecurity for rural people, especially poor and indigenous people. III.
A number of measures aimed at supporting families, especially poor families, in meeting the direct and indirect costs of their children's education were expected to have a beneficial impact on girls' enrolment and retention rates.
The reason behind this seemed tobe the lack of a human-centred approach and the lack of participation of especially poor people in the design and implementation of development projects and programmes.