Examples of using Population mobility in English and their translations into Russian
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Population mobility internal migration.
Understand challenges to HIV surveillancei.e. ethics, population mobility, changing nature of the epidemic.
Increased population mobility is concomitant with economic success.
Driven primarily by economic anddemographic disparities, population mobility has continued to increase.
Weather and population mobility conditions similar to those expected for the final operation;
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The International Organization for Migration had begun to try to close the research andanalysis gap on the nexus of climate change and population mobility.
HIV and population mobility responses require multisectoral cooperation within and among countries.
Fuelled by unprotected water sources, poor sanitation and hygiene practices, floods,fear and population mobility, the number of cases grew quickly.
The trend towards increased international population mobility has not generally been matched by the willingness of countries of destination to admit more documented migrants.
Overall, the country reports touch upon a number of critical issues, such as the epidemiology anddemographics of HIV as they are related to population mobility, irregular migration and stigma.
Faster forms of communication via the Internet and increased population mobility within and among all countries is bringing increasing contact between all corners of the world.
Sustainable development strategies are only successful if they take into consideration the size, growth, age structure,spatial distribution of the population and population mobility.
However, the trend towards increased international population mobility has not generally been matched by the willingness of countries of destination to admit more documented migrants.
For example, within the population domain, the relevant statistical themes are population numbers, births, deaths,international migration, population mobility(internal migration) and urbanization.
Very often, confronted by a world of global interdependence, population mobility and profound transformations, the forces of division, hate and polarization have won over their rivals.
However, a very high homeownership rate, along with an almost nonexistent rental sector,appears to reduce housing choices in the market for different income groups, and to limit population mobility.
Rapid urbanization and increased population mobility posed greater challenges for human settlements, and it was necessary to devise more innovative designs which took local ecosystems into account.
In particular, poverty, limited access to prevention information and services, sex discrimination, illiteracy,rising population mobility and conflict are increasingly fuelling the spread of the disease.
In view of the strong evidence linking population mobility and sustainable development, the Rio+20 outcome should reflect an inclusive future for all populations, whether mobile or not.
This variable reflects configuration of existing infrastructure and shows that regions with higher transport accessibility and, in part,higher population mobility have higher steady-state levels of GRP per capita.
Population mobility on the scale seen in China has huge implications for health and health-care systems: it affects the transmission and burden of disease, and determines access to health care and other social programmes.
The experts presented an analysis of local challenges andregional innovation policy trends in their respective countries, and discussed such government initiatives as supporting population mobility, social inclusion at regional level, etc.
The current increase of population mobility also suggests that attention cannot be restricted to statistics on foreigners, the usual priority in receiving countries, but also to every group of mobile persons nationals and non-nationals alike.
It is true that droughts are highly stressful and traumatic, and that climate-sensitive diseases are increasing, but pastoralism in Africa was born from acontext of poor soils, which encouraged the sustainable use of natural resources and population mobility.
Emphasis will be placed on the following topics: ageing and the rights of older adults; indigenous and afro-descendant persons;migration and population mobility; the socio-economic consequences of population dynamics; and training in population and development.
The report presents an overview of trends in both international and internal migration, examining demographic aspects and discussing policies to enhance the contribution of migration to development andto address the challenges posed by population mobility.
Population mobility is becoming a significant factor in the spread of the epidemic to the extent that some recent research underscores the need for interventions at frontier posts and transit stations with a view to protecting migrant workers and sex workers from infection.
The overall objective of Indonesia's population policy is to enhance population quality, manage population size andgrowth, guide population mobility and improve population information systems.
Such interventions aim to improve the conditions under which rural-urban migration, both within countries and across borders, takes place and also to reduce the risks(economic, health, social, including violence against women)associated with population mobility.
Emphasis will be placed on ageing and the rights of older adults, indigenous peoples and Afro-descendant persons,migration and population mobility, the socioeconomic consequences of population dynamics, and training in population and development.