Примеры использования Farmers in developing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such women constitute the majority of smallholder farmers in developing countries.
We are supplying small farmers in developing countries with seeds, fertilizers and other inputs to grow more crops.
The new approach calls for targeting mainly smallholder farmers in developing countries.
Small farmers in developing countries must be ensured direct benefits from genetically modified crops.
Rising food prices may also represent an opportunity for farmers in developing countries.
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No longer can we expect farmers in developing countries to be mainly producers for export markets.
Better access to markets is key to improving livelihoods for many small-scale farmers in developing countries.
Too often farmers in developing countries lack resources, knowledge and information about techniques and waste management procedures.
The subsidy-related issues facing small farmers in developing countries should be reviewed.
Poor farmers in developing countries cannot compete with products subsidized by the treasuries of the world's richest countries.
This suggests that bee diversity offers benefits both for small-holder farmers in developing countries, and for larger farms.
Examples of water storage that can benefit farmers in developing countries include storing water from evening river flows for daytime use and groundwater storage.
It also foresees a funding strategy formobilizing funds for programmes to help, above all, small farmers in developing countries.
Reducing subsidies andtrade barriers would give farmers in developing countries an incentive to increase production and thereby increase their incomes.
Exporting to consumers willing to pay more for such produce generates significant income for organic farmers in developing countries.
But the results andassociated benefits for farmers in developing countries have been modest International Agricultural Trade Research Consortium, 1997.
Genetically modified crops are currently grown by more than 17 million farmers, of whom 90 per cent are small,resource-poor farmers in developing countries.
It has led to dependence on imported foodstuffs because many farmers in developing countries could not compete with artificially low world market prices.
Also, agricultural subsidies in advanced countries remain high and continue to limit production andincome opportunities for farmers in developing countries.
Poor farmers in developing countries do not have much of a chance to grow out of poverty if rich farmers continue to be subsidized on a massive scale by developed countries.
Producers in developed countries continued to receive government subsidies,while small farmers in developing countries were in an increasingly precarious position.
P4P helps poor farmers in developing countries to access reliable markets to sell surplus crops at competitive prices, thereby supporting fragile local economies.
The suspension of the Doha Development Round negotiations continued to depress agricultural production, and thus the income of many people,particularly farmers in developing countries.
For example, the use of advanced ICT could easily enable farmers in developing countries to increase their productivity, which was an invaluable tool for eradicating poverty.
It was important, therefore, to raise production levels andmaintain remunerative prices for agricultural products in order to ensure that farmers in developing countries had enough income.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has noted that farmers in developing countries, particularly sub-Saharan Africa, will be hit the hardest by the impacts of climate change.
Microfinance initiatives have proven to be a successful institutional innovation in financial services for micro-entrepreneurs,including smallholder farmers in developing countries.
Underlines the need for greateraccess to microcredit and microfinance for small farmers in developing countries, which can contribute to increased agricultural productivity;
Increased support for small farmers: tackling hunger requires that small farmers in developing countries are given support in order to better provide for their own populations.