Sentences with phrase «of developing country households»
• Between 10 and 30 per cent of developing country households are officially defined as female — headed.
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Composition of debt (household, non-financial corporate, financial corporate, and government) varies by country, but the common theme is that developed countries are awash in debt.
Evidently, the household supply chain segment accounts for the largest proportion of food waste in most developed countries.
While many studies have observed that breast feeding protects against diarrhoea, few have explored the variability of this effect.6 — 8 Our study is the first to show that breast feeding may confer greater protection against diarrhoea in deprived rather than affluent areas or households within a developed country.
Some humanitarian organizations facilitate livestock donations to poor households in developing countries, but does giving a cow, a pair of oxen, or a herd of goats to a poor household really benefit the recipients?
When you look at deprivation in these dimensions, you have a better picture of what is really going on with households, especially in developed countries like the United States.»
The study by King's, UCL and Universiti Teknologi MARA (Malaysia) found that wealthier, urban and larger households and more economically developed countries had higher odds of facing CDHE.
The «singular apprenticeship» in the title of the current show speaks to Frith Powell's unsentimental fascination with artworks and household objects from developing countries, fashioned with immense skill, limited materials and low or intermediate technologies.
For household ‐ efficiency measures, the majority of studies show rebounds in developed countries in the region of 20 - 45 % (the sum of direct and indirect rebound effects), meaning that efficiency measures achieve 65 - 80 % of their original purposes.»
After all, the country burns more coal than five years ago, has some of the highest household electricity bills in the developed world and will miss its 2020 greenhouse gas emission targets.
Other developing countries such as India and Brazil may also soon see millions of households turning to this inexpensive water heating technology.
Analysis of socio - economic, demographic and environmental dimensions of household energy access and use in developing countries.
Women and girls represent 50 percent of the people living in poor households in developing countries.
Fuelwood is the predominant form of wood energy in rural areas of most developing countries, while charcoal remains a significant energy source in many African, Asian and Latin American urban households.