Примеры использования Significant reduction in poverty на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This has led to improved social indicators reflecting a significant reduction in poverty and indigence.
The most significant reduction in poverty, both in absolute poverty and absolute number of poor, has been in China.
Such a principle had contributed to the high level of human development and significant reduction in poverty in Costa Rica.
Updated statistics reveal a significant reduction in poverty from 2005, when the incidence of poverty at the national level was estimated at 40 per cent, to 31.5 per cent in 2010.
However, the return to growth over the period 1995-2001 was not enough to ensure a significant reduction in poverty.
Main achievements in the past seven years were characterized by a significant reduction in poverty levels, from 25 to 15 percent of the population living below the national poverty line.
Indonesia welcomed the introduction of the National Strategy for Poverty Eradication,which had already contributed to a significant reduction in poverty.
Three of those countries(Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, and Mauritania) have achieved a significant reduction in poverty since the first half of the 1990s, but eight others have experienced increases in poverty. .
Sustained income growth, declining inflation(from 26 per cent in 1990 to 4 per cent in 2000) andenhanced spending on the social sector brought about a significant reduction in poverty.
Social development will not lead to any significant reduction in poverty and inequality if human capital resulting from social development programmes cannot be used for productive employment and decent work.
We have therefore recognized the need for more equitable,broad-based growth in order to facilitate a significant reduction in poverty in the country.
It was not impossible to secure a significant reduction in poverty if the necessary political will existed and if the decisions of the relevant United Nations conferences and summits were implemented in a coordinated manner.
However, Africa's impressive growth performance had not resulted in the expected job creation and significant reduction in poverty or improvements in the standards of living.
We commit ourselves to development objectives based on equality and equity, that may serve as the decisive element to modernize the country, making progress accessible to a great many of thosewho are presently excluded, and to achieving a significant reduction in poverty.
Those economic trends notwithstanding,Zambia still faces the challenge of translating its economic growth into a significant reduction in poverty and a general improvement in the living standards of its citizenry.
Most notable among them has been China,where the Gini coefficient increased from 32.2 in 1990 to 43.4 in 2008 despite strong economic growth and a significant reduction in poverty.
Therefore, the latest Palestinian jobless growth episode cannot lead to significant reduction in poverty as it has so far had little impact on employment, a key channel through which economic growth reduces poverty. .
There is growing evidence that transferring authority andresponsibility for sustainable forest management to communities leads to both a significant reduction in poverty and improved forest conditions.
It has been suggested that ODA should be increased considerably, up to 100 per cent in Africa,to enable a level of economic growth that would make a significant reduction in poverty.
For some time, in various international forums, a set of balanced and reasonable ideas have been put forward, andif they were applied they would contribute to a significant reduction in poverty and to the creation of opportunities.
Continue to ensure better protection of the rights of all citizens through the implementation of the national action plans recently adopted, in particular those relating to efforts to ensure the conditions for durable andsustainable socio-economic growth with a view to a significant reduction in poverty and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals(Cambodia);
Although bilateral official creditors have continued to provide relief to low-income countries, partly beyond the commitments made within the framework of the HIPC Initiative,for a number of countries the relief provided falls short of the level needed to achieve long-term debt sustainability and to allow a significant reduction in poverty in line with the internationally agreed target levels.
Lowering the disease burden also requires significant reductions in poverty and inequality, since most diseases are closely linked to deprivation.
The huge challenges ahead-- climate change and significant reductions in poverty, including eradication of extreme poverty and hunger-- would require not only massive resources, but also their appropriate and efficient use, avoiding waste and corruption.
For twenty-five years, all countries that had achieved significant reductions in poverty and increases in wealth, including member States of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD), had practised industrial policy.
Despite significant reductions in poverty, the region is still home to more than 800 million poor people, accounting for nearly two thirds of the world's poor who struggle to survive on an income of less than $1.25 a day.
The situation in much of Latin America, though fragile,appears promising, as a continuing recovery from the setbacks of the 1980s sets the stage for longer-term economic expansion and the potential for significant reductions in poverty.
Historical experience andresearch suggest that the most significant reductions in poverty and the attainment of a wide range of social objectives are best served by policies that ensure universal access to quality social services for all, which may be supplemented by assistance programmes targeted at groups experiencing extreme poverty and vulnerability.
At least 60 developing countries, of the 107 countries for which data are available, are expected to suffer declining per capita incomes, while only 7 would register per capita GDP growth of 3 per cent or higher,which is considered as the minimum required growth rate for achieving significant reductions in poverty; this represents a decline from 69 countries in 2007 but an increase over the 51 countries in 2008.