Примеры использования Higher levels of poverty на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If action is not taken now,it will lead to higher levels of poverty and increased maternal and child mortality.
The loss of biodiversity undermines food, water and nutrition security, andis likely to produce higher levels of poverty.
Moreover, cross-country analyses show higher levels of poverty linked to higher prevalence of under-nourishment, but with wide variance.
Available evidence shows that poorer countries are more likely to experience violent conflict andthat conflict-affected countries tend to experience higher levels of poverty.
Research had shown that LDCs with an export specialization in primary commodities had significantly higher levels of poverty and were more likely to have unsustainable external debt burdens.
In Latin America higher levels of poverty in some middle-income countries may be attributed to the debt crisis and the subsequent stabilization policies, which hurt the poor in the medium term.
This support is necessary to alleviate the social burden resulting from large numbers of persons entering local border communities,which experience higher levels of poverty and lack basic services.
High-fertility countries tended to have lower per capita incomes, higher levels of poverty, lower educational attainment, higher mortality and lower urbanization.
These destructive pressures may also be part of both legal and illegal operations, which result in the fragmentation of indigenous territories, the degradation of the resources base,decreased food security, worsening health, higher levels of poverty, and, as a result, contribute to the loss of indigenous cultures.
CEDAW was also concerned about the situation of rural women,who suffer from higher levels of poverty, lower wages,higher unemployment and underemployment rates and higher drop-out rates than the urban population.
In Guatemala. for instance, while the present Government has made important efforts to promote the right to food,indigenous peoples still face much higher levels of poverty and malnutrition than the rest of the population.
This is compounded by gender related socioeconomic factors,such as customary norms and practices, higher levels of poverty among women, their limited access to, control and ownership of economic resources and opportunities, and the overall low status of women and girls.
In Guatemala for instance, where the Government has made a major effort to change this situation,it is still clear that indigenous peoples face much higher levels of poverty and malnutrition than the rest of the population.
In 2006, the Committee found higher levels of poverty and illiteracy and multiple forms of discrimination experienced by indigenous and rural women in Mexico, as well as large disparities between them and women in urban areas and from non-indigenous groups in access to basic social services, including education CEDAW/C/MEX/CO/6.
Concerted efforts are also needed to address persistent challenges such as the low wages that women still earn compared with their male counterparts, higher levels of poverty and limited access to land and other productive assets.
There are a number of reasons why disability would be more prevalent among indigenous peoples than among the general population,including higher levels of poverty, increased exposure to environmental degradation, the impact of large projects such as dams or mining activities and the higher risk of being victims of violence.
Nevertheless, today, nearly four decades after fertility started to decline in developing countries, fertility levels are negatively correlated with development indicators, so thatcountries with higher fertility rates tend to have lower per capita incomes, higher levels of poverty, lower educational attainment,higher mortality and lower urbanization.
While welcoming the establishment of the National Commission for the Development of Indigenous Peoples,the Committee is concerned about the higher levels of poverty and illiteracy and multiple forms of discrimination experienced by indigenous and rural women.
With over 22 million people dead and another 36 million infected, HIV/AIDS poses one of the greatest threats to economic, social and human development,creating higher levels of poverty and increasing the risk to our already fragile societies.
Teenage pregnancy 259. Concerned at the level of teenage conception(see table 12.1 in annex 2, article 12, p.13), and recognising the consequences of early motherhood(including,lower educational achievement and higher levels of poverty), the Government has intensified its efforts to address this issue and there are encouraging signs as the teenage conception rate is falling see below.
The social and economic picture continues to show high levels of poverty and inequality.
High levels of poverty and unemployment increased the danger of social conflict.
Countries richly endowed with energy resources have high levels of poverty and underdevelopment.
High levels of poverty are associated with the persistence of high fertility.
High levels of poverty and food insecurity.
High levels of poverty, unemployment and underemployment restrict development.
It mentioned the high levels of poverty as one reason for political instability.
High levels of poverty;
Weak economies, low incomes, high levels of poverty and a lack of foreign investment;
High levels of poverty in Africa;