Примеры использования Lack of access to drinking на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Lack of access to drinking water and poor water quality.
Every day, between 4,000 and 5,000 children die as a result of lack of access to drinking water.
The lack of access to drinking water and sanitation is also a source of tension.
The delegation indicated that the goal of the Governmentwas to reduce within four years, and by almost 60 per cent, the lack of access to drinking water by the population.
Lack of access to drinking water was not therefore a problem specifically affecting the indigenous minorities.
Although Nigeria was a resource rich country, there were high rates of malnutrition,poverty and lack of access to drinking water.
According to OCHA, the lack of access to drinking water and sanitation remained acute across Mali, increasing the risk of cholera contamination.
Specifically, what measures were being taken to overcome the problems associated with lack of access to drinking water in rural areas mentioned in the report(CEDAW/C/TGO/1-5, p. 119)?
The lack of access to drinking water and sanitation endangers all animal and plant life and jeopardizes the lives of millions of individuals.
According to the United Nations Development Programme, the lack of access to drinking water and sanitation has grave consequences for the right to health.
The lack of access to drinking water and sanitation endangers the lives of millions of people who are consequently not guaranteed their right to live.
UNICEF's figures regarding the situation of children and the lack of access to drinking water and food reflect the gradual deterioration seen in statistical indicators.
The region was rich in biodiversity and geographical features but also faced huge social problems,including poverty, a lack of access to drinking water, and food insecurity.
As it was mentioned above, lack of access to drinking water, remoteness of sources of(drinking) water impose more working burden on women and children who provide the households with water in the countries with traditional patriarchal culture.
This report also noted the linkage between water, on the one hand, and peace and security, on the other,given that scarce water resources and the lack of access to drinking water and sanitation provoke armed conflict.
The persisting high vulnerability of many countries in terms of lack of access to drinking water, sanitation provision and coping capacity with recurring extreme weather events already affecting the pan-European region for decades;
The Committee remains concerned at the overcrowding of prisons andat the sanitary conditions of detention facilities, including the lack of access to drinking water, and regular water and electricity cuts.
The Committee is deeply concerned at the exclusion,poverty, lack of access to drinking water, sanitation and decent housing, and the overall conditions of poverty experienced by indigenous persons with disabilities and at the lack of information in this regard.
The appalling conditions of detention, such as lack of sufficient ventilation and lighting, the absence of beds and bedding and the poor functioning of the toilets in police andlocal courts cells, and lack of access to drinking water and adequate food;
Noting the generally poor standard of living of the population,the need to import food and lack of access to drinking water, he asked what measures the State party envisaged to reduce disparities in the economic and social situation of the population, especially between rural and urban areas.
The high infant and maternal mortality rates continue to be a challenge, in particular, in the developing countries, and are directly linked to inadequate healthcare facilities as well as several social and economic factors such as poverty, hunger,illiteracy, lack of access to drinking water and basic sanitation and unemployment which are affecting women.
The most obvious reasons for this excess mortality are the absence of basic material security, insufficient,poor-quality food, lack of access to drinking water and health care, and poor housing, which seriously affect health and result in premature death.
The study found that the adverse effects of climate change are distributed unevenly, and disproportionately affect poorer regions and countries, and that climate change-related effects generally interact with other factors and exacerbate problems that put human rights under strain, such as weather-related natural disasters,food insecurity, lack of access to drinking water, the spread of disease, the erosion of livelihoods and the deterioration of housing.
The Special Rapporteur noted the precarity of the majority of the 130 houses in the settlement,exposing the community to particularly severe living conditions in the winter; the lack of access to drinking water; and the high rate of infectious diseases, particularly among children, due to lack of appropriate sanitary conditions.
Liberians suffered from malnutrition and lack of access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation.
Lack of access to safe drinking water kills more children than AIDS, malaria and smallpox combined.
There is data on lack of access to safe drinking water and sanitation by households living in neighbourhoods with access. .
Lack of access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation continues to make the hard life of the poor even harder.
Norway noted the lack of access to safe drinking water and sanitation in Sao Tomé and Principe, and made recommendations.
Some 6,000 children die every day from diseases associated with lack of access to safe drinking water, inadequate sanitation and poor hygiene.