Примеры использования Spread of malaria на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The spread of malaria and typhoid is of grave concern.
Migration processes can also contribute to the importation and spread of malaria.
The Group expresses concern about the alarming spread of malaria and the high prevalence of HIV/AIDS.
Rivers carry sediments hundreds of kilometres,thus affecting downstream activities and contributing to the spread of malaria.
To develop or strengthen intercountry cooperation to control the spread of malaria across shared borders and migratory routes;
The Highlands region is getting warmer andthe mosquitoes are migrating to higher altitude areas resulting in the spread of malaria.
The five-year partnership funded UNICEF's work in Mozambique combating the spread of malaria amongst orphaned and other vulnerable children.
The Photonic Fence is thought to be best deployed surrounding buildings, such as hospitals and schools, or even whole villages,in an effort to reduce the spread of malaria.
Global warming may also affect the spread of malaria and other vector borne diseases in some parts of the world.
Bangladesh has also made good progress in combating the spread of malaria and tuberculosis.
To prevent and reduce the spread of malaria and leishmaniasis, WHO provided $230,285 for the provision of drugs, laboratory supplies and training courses to staff in all regions.
The Yemeni Government has adopted many measures to combat, prevent and control the spread of malaria in Yemen.
While we have made significant progress with respect to reversing the spread of malaria and tuberculosis, new emerging non-communicable diseases, such as diabetes and hypertension, are on the rise.
That increase has had a negative impact on socio-economic development by serving to expand the spread of malaria and other contagious diseases.
In addition, community based projects are being initiated to combat the spread of malaria, diarrhoeal diseases, acute respiratory infection, tuberculosis and diseases that can be prevented by immunization.
Egypt calls on the international community to deliver on commitments made at different international forums to support efforts to combat the spread of malaria.
These included health impacts from vector-borne diseases;a major spread of malaria in western Europe; and heat stress and thermal adaptation with increased exposure to heat.
Last but not least, garimpagem exacerbates deforestation andloss of indigenous habitat and intensifies the spread of malaria to the Indian population.
Controlling the spread of malaria involves early diagnosis, effective treatment and prevention of transmission by using long-lasting insecticide-treated bednets and indoor residual insecticide spraying.
We believe that such cooperation is in line with the political commitment of our partners to help realize the dream of stopping the global spread of malaria.
Health: Developing health infrastructures, increasing immunization against common diseases,various measures to combat the spread of malaria(e.g. disseminating bed nets), and training and raising awareness among medical personnel.
The international economic slowdown, the rise in theprices of foodstuffs and climate change all limit the achievement of tangible progress in implementing NEPAD and in combating the spread of malaria.
The Alliance's recent successful efforts to promote preventive measures to combat the spread of malaria and increase accessibility to diagnostic and treatment measures require parallel commitments by the international community to provide support at all levels.
Egypt commends the initiative of Tanzania to establish theAfrican Leaders Malaria Alliance, thus reaffirming the commitments of African leaders to combat the spread of malaria.
A warmer environment could facilitate the spread of malaria, infectious diseases caused by flooding and drought and respiratory illnesses, such as asthma and bronchitis, resulting from poor air quality and, in general, could increase weather-related mortality.
The United Nations Foundation and United Nations Fund for International Partnerships work with a variety of corporate andcharitable organizations on this grassroots awareness campaign to stop the spread of malaria in Africa.
Aware of the urgency of problems relating to the spread of malaria in Africa and its negative effects on the social and economic development of the continent, we support the tireless efforts of the United Nations in carrying out programmes to roll back that disease.
In this context we commend the recent declaration issued by donor industrialized countries during the G-8 summit in Italy in 2009,which resulted from Egypt's recent intensive coordination effort for the allocation of $2 billion to support projects to combat the spread of malaria.
Adaptation measures in the health sector include developing health infrastructure, increasing immunization against common diseases, andtaking various measures to combat the spread of malaria(e.g. by disseminating bed nets), as well as training of and raising awareness among medical personnel.
In 2009, the Ministry of Health continued its efforts to raise awareness of the pandemic andthe importance of fighting the spread of malaria through partnerships formed with various groups, including faith-based institutions, NGOs and the private sector in both the mining and forestry sectors.