Examples of using Human development report in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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We used life expectancy data from the 2011 UNDP Human Development Report.
In 2000, the UN Human Development Report selected Escuela Nueva as one of the three greatest achievements in the country.
We used life expectancy data from the 2011 UNDP Human Development Report.
There is an index for better life the Human Development Report measure different aspects of well-being every year.
Since 1990, the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP)has been publishing every year a Human Development Report.
According to the 2006 United Nations Human Development Report, the gap between the rich and the poor in Denmark is the second lowest in the world.
The MPI was first published in the 2010 Human Development Report.
This year's global Human Development Report shows that Vietnam's human development index(HDI) value for 2011 is very similar to last year.
United States ranked 8 in the world in the Human Development Report 2006 of the UNDP.
Thus, the first Human Development Report used the HDI and examined such concepts as health and life expectancy, education, and work and leisure time.
Since 1990, the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP)has been publishing the Human Development Report every year.
According to the 1997 United Nations Human Development report, poverty has fallen more in the past fifty years than in the previous five hundred.
This is the new face of inequality, and as this Human Development Report sets out, inequality is not beyond solutions.”.
New UNDP Human Development Report provides a comprehensive picture of the many forms of inequality shaping the 21st Century and how to tackle them.
The Middle East is undergoing a complex set of revolutions stemming from artificial postcolonial boundaries,religious sectarian strife and the delayed modernization described in the UN's Arab Human Development Report.
According to the 2006 United Nations Human Development Report, the gap between the rich and the poor in Denmark is the second lowest in the world.
The 2015 Human Development Report by the United Nations Development Programme was released on 14 December 2015, and calculates HDI values based on estimates for 2014.
Along with that, there are some discoveries of UNDP in 2016 Human Development Report aiming to those who are ignored and actions to abolish these barriers, ensure the sustainable development for everybody.
The UN Human Development Report of 1997 states:"During the last 15- 20 years, more than 100 developing countries, and several Eastern European countries, have suffered from disastrous growth failures.
According to the Asia Pacific Human Development Report 2016, more than half the young people in the world today live in Asia Pacific and 1.7 billion are under 25.
This national Human Development Report provides an evidence-based analysis of Viet Nam'shuman development progress at the sub-national level, focusing specifically on issues around health and education.
According to the second Arab Human Development Report, which was written in 2003 for the United NationsDevelopment Program by a group of courageous Arab social scientists, between 1980 and 1999, Arab countries produced 171 international patents.
The 2013 United Nations Human Development Report further illustrates that despite the considerable and admirable socioeconomic progress China has made since the 1980s, the nation remains very much a developing country.
According to the 2013 UNDP Human Development Report, Vietnam is one of 40 developing countries recording massive progress in human development with its index jumping 41 percent in the last two decades.
UNDP's 2011 global Human Development Report(HDR) on equity and sustainability produced a range of different scenarios for the future of human development, based on how much progress was made on combating inequality and environmental risks.
An Arab Human Development Report from 2016 correctly stressed that“the events of 2011 and their ramifications are the outcome of public policies over many decades that gradually led to the exclusion of large sectors of the population from economic, political and social life”.
The myth originates with the 1994 U.N. Human Development Report, which misread work that Swedish researcher Christer Ahlström had done in 1991 and accidentally conflated war fatalities in the early 20th century with the much larger number of dead, wounded, and displaced people in the late 20th century.
According to UNDP's Human Development Report 2007/2008, under the 1-metre sea level rise scenario, about 22 million people or a quarter of the Vietnam's population will have to be resettled and much of the agricultural land will be exposed to extreme salinisation and crop damaging due to flooding in the Mekong Delta.