Примеры использования Population pressure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Population pressure, land use and the environment.
Countries suffering from high population pressure need comprehensive population policies.
Population pressure, land use and.
However, where they do come under heavy population pressure, their risk of becoming desertified is very high.
In many countries, the education and health sectors are under enormous stress due to population pressure.
High population pressure, soil erosion by floods.
PRED BANK 2.0 focuses on the interrelations between population pressure and land use in rural areas.
Relieving population pressure in over-populated urban areas and introduction of incentives to return to rural areas.
Iii Defining and applying population and migration policies to reduce population pressure on land; and.
The linkage between population pressure, poverty and hunger is widely acknowledged.
The focus of PRED Bank 2.0 is on the interrelationship between population pressure and land use in rural areas.
There is increasing population pressure in the communal areas(formerly Tribal Trust Lands) which needs urgent resolution.
The database will eventually be a part of a report on national trends in population pressure, land use and environment, which is currently being finalized.
A report entitled"Population pressure, land use and the environment: national trends" is currently being finalized.
Fewer than 4 in 10 Governments have policies to promote urban-rural migration to relieve population pressure on city infrastructure and reduce urban unemployment.
Population pressure is certainly one factor in the deforestation equation but its effects differ in different circumstances and in response to other factors.
The theory of multiphasic response(Davis, 1963; Bilsborrow, 1987; Bilsborrow and Geores, 1994) attempts to integrate into a comprehensive framework,responses to increasing population pressure.
Land constraints due to population pressure were emphasized and future risks explained.
Such programmes also provide income-generating opportunities andrelate to coping strategies in relation with population pressure, water scarcity, poverty and migration.
As a result of out-migration, population pressure has been lessened, and in some small island developing countries, the population has actually fallen.
UNFPA is actively seeking to define a research programme that would increase knowledge of interactions between population pressure, poverty and environmental degradation.
As a result of these factors, there is considerable population pressure on the sparse soil resources, on water resources and on land and marine biodiversity.
Population pressure on land resources also leads to fragmentation of landholdings, shortening of fallow periods, and cultivation of erosion-prone hillsides, all of which contribute to soil degradation.
It was noted that land cover was an indication of the physical,socio-economic and population pressure on land and agricultural systems and the potential for development.
China will be facing long-term population pressure on resources and the environment, as well as problems with unequal social and economic development and large low-income groups.
In addition, more global action was needed to tackle related issues,such as poverty and inequality, population pressure, climate change and land degradation and desertification.
Population pressure on a limited resource base, deforestation, land degradation, erosion and unsustainable agricultural practices have increased the vulnerabilities of small island developing States and led to intense competition among land-use options.
The unsustainable patterns of production andconsumption in the rich countries, together with the population pressure in the poor countries, have taken a high toll of the environment, the common human heritage.
Because the responses to growing population pressure can be simultaneous, the extent of any one of the responses occurring-- fertility decline, land intensification or land extensification-- depends upon the others and hence upon all economic and institutional factors influencing those responses.