Примеры использования Persistent poverty на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All these make it particularly prone to persistent poverty.
Yet, there is persistent poverty and growing human insecurity.
The World Bank had also found a clear link between gender inequality and persistent poverty.
Persistent poverty was leading to social instability and the destruction of the environment throughout the world.
And all too many countries are still threatened by persistent poverty, social injustice and domestic strife.
They experience discrimination andexclusion in all walks of life which leaves them marginalized and in persistent poverty.
Environmental degradation, ecological damage,land deterioration, persistent poverty and infectious diseases still existed.
Economic turbulence, persistent poverty and environmental degradation provide a sombre background to this session of the General Assembly.
Despite the desire to create an inclusive society,people in persistent poverty are repeatedly denied opportunities to be heard.
Persistent poverty cheats nations out of progress and provides a breeding ground for both internal and regional crises.
Of primary importance are actions aimed at eliminating the gender discrimination and persistent poverty that drive the trafficking in the first place.
Persistent poverty, informal working arrangements, insecurity, crime and corruption were cited as the main obstacles to development in Africa.
This is particularly important as there is still widespread and persistent poverty in many of the least developed and landlocked countries.
At the same time, persistent poverty means that opportunities to mobilize the ingenuity of more than 4 billion poor people are wasted.
In many States, indigenous communities are vulnerable as a group owing to persistent poverty, historical marginalization and political disempowerment.
Gross inequalities and persistent poverty are frequently elements in the complex social, economic and geopolitical equations which lead to conflict and violence.
Yet these achievements can easily be eroded by instability caused by conflict,the economic meltdown, persistent poverty, hunger, discrimination and inequality.
Nevertheless, the region still faces persistent poverty and hunger and is home to about 65 per cent of the world's hungry people.
The failure by some countries, notably least developed countries(LDCs), to diversify andundergo structural transformation has led to slow growth and persistent poverty.
In addition, as a result of resource constraints and persistent poverty, some countries had limited scope and time to develop green economic sectors.
Persistent poverty and growing inequalities are stark reminders that much remains to be done to achieve sustainable and equitable social development.
Accelerating sustainable solutions at local level Major phenomena challenging sustainable development- be it climate change or persistent poverty- are all around us.
Persistent poverty is having an adverse impact on women and girl-child education, health and literacy, thereby eroding national human development indicators;
Secondly, it shows how a green economy can reduce persistent poverty across a range of important sectors- agriculture, forestry, freshwater, fisheries and energy.
Persistent poverty and youth unemployment in urban areas have created an environment that is vulnerable to civil unrest and, possibly, renewed gang activity.
That approach still masked their vulnerability to external shocks, persistent poverty, a high debt-to-GDP ratio averaging over 100 per cent, and dependence on commodity exports.
Rising prices for resources and oil are a compelling reality for the Asia-Pacific region,especially for developing countries that need to counter persistent poverty with economic growth.
Gross inequalities and persistent poverty are frequently elements in the complex social, economic and geopolitical equations which lead to conflict and violence.
CRC expressed its concern about factors contributing to trafficking activities such as persistent poverty, temporary overseas migration, growing sex tourism and weak law enforcement.
This complex panorama of persistent poverty is rooted in the conditions of destitution, discrimination and structural inequality to which indigenous peoples have historically been subject.