Примеры использования Increasing urbanization на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Increasing urbanization.
The situation is exacerbated by increasing urbanization.
Increasing urbanization, especially in developing countries, has significant environmental and health impacts.
Furthermore, the subregion is characterized by rapidly increasing urbanization without development or adequate social services.
There was increasing urbanization throughout the country, so that today almost twothirds of the population(62 per cent) live in cities.
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.
Increasing urbanization in the developing world brings the challenge of providing for some of the world's poorest peoples.
The Pacific urban agenda was provided with a framework to address key poverty issues that arise from the increasing urbanization of Pacific island economies.
Increasing urbanization has intensified the competition between rural and urban areas for scarce resources, such as water.
Environmental and social factors may include family stress,peer pressure, increasing urbanization, absence of employment, work which is emotionally unsatisfying, and pressures of everyday life.
Increasing urbanization continued until the late 1950s, with the urban population accounting for 47.8 per cent of the total population in 1959.
They have interacted with secular trends in falling fertility rates,rising educational attainment of women, increasing urbanization and changing family structures.
A larger world population and increasing urbanization were putting growing pressure on resources, such as land, water, food and energy.
Mr. Joko Widodo, Mayor of Surakarta, Indonesia,spoke of the initiatives being taken in his city in response to the challenges of increasing urbanization, expanding slum areas and inadequate public facilities.
Increasing urbanization, cultural penetration by the media and the influence of the market economy had not reduced but increased exclusion and poverty.
Land use changes/urbanization:current land use practices and increasing urbanization often result in pollution, sealing of surfaces and a loss of forests and wetlands.
Furthermore, increasing urbanization and population movements are resulting in a growing disconnect between people and nature, a trend that is especially notable among the young.
Such limitations are usually compounded by other complex factors including property rights and ownership, increasing urbanization and the economic viability of traditional methods in the face of industrial competition.
Accelerating the pace of life, increasing urbanization, as well as a variety of forms of economic, professional and social life entail rapid and abrupt change of impressions.
Used in a different context,the term"Industrial Ecology" is also found in a 1958 paper concerned with the relationship between the ecological impact from increasing urbanization and value orientations of related peoples.
To control increasing urbanization, the Government undertook an extensive housing programme in the 1950s to bridge the gap between existing housing demand and supply.
The increasing participation of women in the labour force in Latin America as well as in some Eastern and South-eastern Asian countries is closely linked to the increase in urban-ward migration of women,accompanying increasing urbanization.
Agriculture is a key sector of the Haitian economy. Despite increasing urbanization, more than half of the population is still rural and farming generates 60 per cent of employment.
Increasing urbanization is a major driving force influencing global demand for livestock products; it stimulates improvements in infrastructure, including cold chains, which permit trade in perishable goods.
But rapid growth of industrial andagricultural activity as well as increasing urbanization pose environmental challenges related to, for instance, air pollution, wastewater, toxic and hazardous solid waste, and biodiversity.
This year's Note reviews these developments with particular reference to the major trends affecting refugee protection: the shrinking of humanitarian space;challenges to the protection space; increasing urbanization; and ensuring protection in mixed migration flows.
Furthermore, increasing urbanization and mobility of society create new pressures, in particular on temperate forests, such as commuter traffic from suburban areas into urban centres, and tourist activities, etc.
Global megatrends expected to affect the longer-term environmental outlook include: diverging population andmigration trends; increasing urbanization; more global competition for resources; an increasingly multipolar world; and climate change.
With increasing urbanization, there has been steady growth in an employment market in the informal sector, which is concentrated in the central areas of such cities as Asunción, Encarnación and Ciudad del Este, where in the past five years the activities of street vendors have proliferated.
The initiatives for the International Year of Languages listed in this chapter focus on the role of languages within major social transformations(such as international migration and increasing urbanization) and other critical social issues, such as exclusion, poverty and rights of minorities.