Примеры использования Lack of clean water на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The lack of clean water still kills 6,000 children on this planet of ours every single day.
By the time we wake up tomorrow morning, 3,000 children will have died of malaria anda further 6,000 children will have perished for lack of clean water.
The problem of the lack of clean water is further aggravated by pollution, both from current activities and left over from the past.
A far greater number than those initially harmed by the hazard will suffer the consequences of lack of clean water and sanitation.
Conflict, poverty and the lack of clean water in certain areas prevented children from enjoying their right to health.
Chemical contamination, contamination of water bodies,large amount of debris, lack of clean water- that is what you should worry about first.
Due to the lack of clean water and fuel to boil water and the lack of health care and sanitation systems, Myiasis disease has emerged.
Impediments to women's dignity and self-worth,including lack of clean water, safe cooking techniques and sanitation.
This affects women disproportionately as they are the ones who fetch water andcare for children falling ill from the lack of clean water.
With the growth of the city, there was a lack of clean water and a problem with sewerage, as the city was draining the sewage into Lake Michigan.
Approximately 6 million people are blind as a result of trachoma,a disease caused by lack of clean water combined with poor hygiene practices.
Lack of clean water and sanitation, shelter, energy and other basic human needs weakened nations and led to indiscriminate use of natural resources.
This is a race against time, and if we lose the race, more people may die from disease, lack of clean water and malnutrition than from the tsunami itself.
Poor people experience the severe implications of a polluted environment and lack of clean water and sanitation, and this affects their health negatively.
Here let me add that the lack of clean water for billions of people around the world is unacceptable and should be seriously and rapidly dealt with: a glass of clean water is a luxury to far too many people in the world.
Indeed, the United Nations Children's Fund reports that approximately 4,500 children die each day from lack of clean water and NORI is committed to doing what it can to address this issue.
The lack of clean water, effective solid waste management and sanitation, affordable housing schemes and efficient mass transportation systems was often attributed to weak and poorly financed local governments.
The humanitarian crises that could result from food scarcity would be further exacerbated by the lack of clean water, spread of diseases, and potential conflicts.
Noting that 10 to 25 million people died every year due to lack of clean water and adequate sanitation, he stressed the need for greater national and international efforts to address that problem.
During the mission of the Special Rapporteur to the Gaza Strip in December 2012, a number of interlocutors raised serious concerns about the lack of clean water and adequate sanitation facilities in the Gaza Strip.
Every year, 3 million children in developing countries die for lack of clean water; 12 million die of other causes before their fifth birthday and 130 million have no access to primary school.
The appalling situation which Palestinians in the occupied territories find themselves in are further aggravated by a rapidly deteriorating infrastructure,such as damaged roads, lack of clean water, inadequate housing and poor health services.
Eighty per cent of diseases in the developing world are the result of a lack of clean water and adequate sanitation, and thus one of the chief causes of sickness and death, particularly in children.
This initiative included a trip to Sierra Leone during which Mr. Washington and the NAACP met with leaders in the government,public and private sectors as well as local people to discuss problems such as a lack of clean water, hospitals and schools.
Years of urban mismanagement have resulted in overcrowding,lack of public services, lack of clean water, lack of sanitation and inadequate infrastructure in many cities in developing countries.
Particular efforts were required to increase the participation of women in the development of water management policy andsystems, as women generally bear most of the burden of lack of clean water and sanitation.
Some 80 per cent of all cases of disease in the developing world are caused by the lack of clean water and adequate sanitation, making it one of the leading causes of illness and death, especially among children.
Because of these responsibilities, women are particularly affected by environmental problems such as deforestation, soil degradation, and conditions of poverty resulting in inadequate housing, especially in urban areas,poor sanitation and lack of clean water.
Each day, 40,000 children die from malnutrition and disease,including acquired immunodeficiency syndrome(AIDS), from the lack of clean water and inadequate sanitation and from the effects of the drug problem. A/45/625, annex, para. 6.