Примеры использования Resource scarcity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The impacts of current production and consumption patterns and resource scarcity.
Due to a resource scarcity, the poor are often involved in separating recyclables from urban wastes.
Deeper analysis of the links between poverty,climate change and resource scarcity.
The challenges of combating climate change and resource scarcity were becoming more and more evident.
The idea that resource scarcity limits the world's development potential has a long history.
Accordingly, countries will be increasingly challenged by a resource scarcity that will affect economic growth.
Resource scarcity per se may not be the most binding constraint to continuing the current development model.
Globalisation, urbanisation, digitalisation, resource scarcity: the challenges for future mobility are great.
Resource scarcity threatens people's livelihoods, especially when changes occur relatively quickly.
The trend threatens to reverse as the risk of conflict sparked by global trends,such as resource scarcity, increases.
Global challenges such as climate change, fragility and resource scarcity are affecting the poorest in all these countries.
All relate closely to efforts to forge a green economy andto respond to problems such as climate change and resource scarcity.
High food prices are also tied to a host of resource scarcity issues, notably climate change and water depletion.
A representative set of basins to be assessed- in pan-Europe but also beyond;different nexus settings, climate, resource scarcity etc.
Resource scarcity is a factor in conflict(in particular, fights over land), but so too, paradoxically, is resource wealth.
They are also among the most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, resource scarcity and environmental degradation.
In SIDS, however, resource scarcity will preclude the establishment of a complex institutional structure to carry out integrated coastal zone management.
In the Sahel, millions of people continued to suffer from the corrosive impact of transnational organized crime, resource scarcity and political instability.
Natural disasters, poverty and hunger,financial crises, resource scarcity, population growth and growing urbanization have increased humanitarian challenges.
Resource scarcity is largely attributed to physical limits, political risks, price volatility, environment and health hazards, and societal limits.
These seek business tie-ups as a way to partly compensate for resource scarcity due to budgetary restrictions particularly in the case of publicly funded R&D.
This is especially true in the absence of well-structured, understood and duly enforced legislative frameworks butalso true under conditions of acute resource scarcity.
For millennia, migration has been a human adaptive strategy in the face of poverty, resource scarcity, ethnic or religious tensions, violent conflict or other push factors.
Moreover, under conditions of resource scarcity, effective programme targeting is important in reaching the poor in ways that avert under- coverage of benefits as well as leakage to the non-poor.
In particular, tackling food insecurity andrelated problems of agricultural underproduction and resource scarcity can do much to stabilize a fragile situation.
Every region believes we are headed toward“measuring prosperity through multifaceted metrics” Q In your view,to what extent has globalisation helped with averting climate change and resource scarcity?
These include the adverseimpact of climate change, rising inequities within and across populations, resource scarcity, the rapid spread of infectious disease and terrorism.
In practice, rapidly improving science and knowledge of the planet's natural systems is making clear the effects of unsustainable development in climate change,environmental degradation and resource scarcity.
In providing the signals that make economic agents aware of resource scarcity and environmental damage, economic instruments can mitigate such damage and thereby promote sustainable development.
Furthermore, the formal justice system is not accessible to most Solomon Islands citizens due to geographical dispersion,high illiteracy levels and resource scarcity among other factors.