Sentences with phrase «poor developing countries»

WHO is an international body and looks at the very poor developing countries as well as at the developed countries.

It remains unclear whether the document will end up a «decision of the conference» or have limited support (because poorer developing countries block approval).

It's the health and wellbeing of every person in every modern, industrialized nation on earth — and of every person in poor developing countries who dreams of having living standards and opportunities approaching those we are blessed with.

At a news conference on Tuesday, Yu Qingtai, China's special representative on climate change, said China stood with poorer developing countries insisting that the financial obligation of rich nations to compensate poor ones fully for the costs attending climate change was enshrined in the original 1992 framework treaty.

But now poor developing countries demand that they also transfer $ 100 billion per year, for decades (with most of that probably going to their governing elites» Swiss banks accounts).

To what extent, if at all, has the nation acknowledged that nation's emitting ghg above their its share of safe global emissions have a responsibility to fund reasonable adaptation measures or unavoidable losses and damages in poor developing countries.

In the 50 poorest developing countries, infant mortality averages over 100 deaths per thousand live births.

Abstract: The talk explores some of challenges for the management coral reefs when science is applied in poor developing countries.

-- Brahm Fleisch The North - South or Rich - Poor Divide is the socio - economic and political division that exists between the wealthy developed countries, known collectively as «the North,» and the poorer developing countries, known...

The delay in two years will be paid for in blood, mainly people in poor developing countries, unfortunately, and the booing directed at the United States came from the knowledge that the U.S. is already trying to pretend that they didn't play a role in that outcome.

A Washington Post article on the hundreds of schools that collapsed when Haiti was rocked by the earthquake puts a fresh focus on the importance of providing a safe environment for learning, particularly in the poorest developing countries.

Even if he doesn't formally pull out of the climate treaty process, Trump could, for example, cancel payments pledged by the United States to a Green Climate Fund set up in 2010 to help the poorest developing countries build resilience to climate hazards and develop clean - energy systems.

So I think that would be first a very healthy recognition, that it is not just the poor developing countries that are acutely vulnerable, but the United States is also vulnerable.

Historically, in the ongoing merry spirit of colonization, rich and developed countries decided to pollute into much more of our atmospheric space than poorer developing countries.

Just how to think about that is hard as nuclear plants will be built in a poor developing country but decomissioned in a rich developed one.