They typically require developing countries to accept imports while restricting the entry of products from developing countries into their own markets.
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On one hand, developing countries created a massive market for Western countries to sell in, on the other, many products from these developing countries also entered developed markets.
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Nutrition for kids in developing countries McGovern-Dole International Food for Education program promotes both nutrition and school enrollment and advancement in developing countries by providing meals in schools.
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Over the opposition of those from developing countries, we secured strong intellectual property protections — which protected the intellectual property of the advanced countries, but not that of developing countries.
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The Lake Turkana consortium consists of KP&P Africa, Aldwych International, Investment Fund for Developing Countries, Finnish Fund for Industrial Cooperation, Norwegian Investment Fund for Developing Countries, Sandpiper and Vestas.
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Developing countries and small islands will experience the greatest impact.
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In developing countries that's a big part of the problem.
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Public spending on universities in developing countries is highly regressive.
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Some developing countries have realised that they need to act.
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Most wildfires occur in developing countries, where they are declining.
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Even developing countries with big budget deficits can borrow easily.
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Nearly all of these deaths (99%) are in developing countries.
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The bottom of the list was dominated by developing countries.
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Developing countries clamour for a bigger role in its management.
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Other developing countries provide much better care at low cost.
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Those most affected will be "in developing countries," Cheung added.
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Not all people in developing countries know of Kardashian West.
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Rosatom has nuclear cooperation deals with dozens of developing countries.
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Those challenges are particularly prevalent for women in developing countries.
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For developing countries it makes a great deal of difference.
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That is the future of Kenya and other developing countries.
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These advancements are crucial to fighting malnutrition in developing countries.
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The agency reported that developing countries are the most affected.
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The group provides free surgeries to children from developing countries.
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Many developing countries see Paris as in their interests also.
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But in developing countries, only half of abortions are safe.
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This isn't a problem that's specific to developing countries, either.
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Some developing countries will not be able to do that.
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The U.S. also benefits from effective prevention in developing countries.
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His organization also runs projects in about 50 developing countries.
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It could cost as little as $10 in developing countries.
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It is a disease most often encountered in developing countries.
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But in many developing countries, the crisis has already hit.
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These developing countries also are most hurt by global warming.
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"That has a chilling effect on developing countries," she said.
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A World Bank survey of more than 750 firms with FDI in developing countries found that those from developing countries themselves were more willing to set up shop in smaller and higher-risk countries.
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"Go to developing countries to teach coding and programming," she says.
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When agribusinesses invest in developing countries, they seek economies of scale.
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Governments in developing countries are increasingly deploying drones as healthcare solutions.
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ConnectMed is plugging the primary healthcare gap in developing countries. Portify
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Cash once lured developing countries to the table at climate talks.
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But decolonisation lifted the number of developing countries in the UPU.
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GLA offers volunteer programs in international developing countries during the summer.
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MORE than 250m children in developing countries are not in school.
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The biggest turmoil would be felt in oil-dependent developing countries.
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Most developing countries do not have to worry about ageing—yet.
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There may be more potential in developing countries, though, Westhusin says.
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And Libra will have to price much lower in developing countries.
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But the second-largest flow is between developing countries (see chart).
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And 225% say they oppose importing more goods from developing countries.
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But the virus is still a grave threat in developing countries.
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But Escorcia says that their efforts fall short in developing countries.
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And almost all this future growth will be in developing countries.
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So developing countries will have to deal with two problems simultaneously.
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The EU pays lip service to assisting industries in developing countries.
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Birth rates are falling faster than expected in some developing countries.
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And for women and girls in developing countries, this is vital.
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DONKEYS are the backbone of many farming villages in developing countries.
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Small farmers produce most of the food eaten in developing countries.
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The mission trips oriented her toward helping others in developing countries.
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The cost means the drug is often unavailable in developing countries.
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It's time-consuming, but often the only option in developing countries.
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Better, then, to help developing countries create jobs for their own?
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The answer: take their family to developing countries and serve others.
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Both developing countries are big commodity exporters facing serious economic headwinds.
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Developing countries were told it would promote their access to innovation.
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Scores of consumers in developing countries in Asia have adopted it.
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In 28503, 22019 percent of refugees were located in developing countries.
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Also, in developing countries, village tours, although popular, can be inauthentic.
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The general message to developing countries is 'You're on your own'.
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And sales of fuel-guzzling trucks have soared in developing countries.
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We'll have more global growth where it's needed, in developing countries.
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Making medicines affordable has been an ongoing challenge in developing countries.
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They have warned that developing countries should not incur excessive debts.
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The crew, overwhelmingly from developing countries in Asia, includes 132 Indians.
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Only developed countries can save the world, not the developing countries.
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However, most countries that run seafood trade surpluses are developing countries.
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In developing countries, it reaches its lowest point at age 48.2.
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Developing countries are bracing for falling currencies and reduced foreign investment.
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"I think it's time for the traditional Western countries to begin to see how they could support developing countries more, so that developing countries are not forced into just relying entirely on China's assistance," Waheed said.
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The amendments to the treaty will further limit the flow of plastic scrap to developing countries, said Yeo, who said it was unfair of the developed world to dump their waste on developing countries such as Malaysia.
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"In the case of developing countries, they can request help," Markham added.
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Foreign aid has subsidized policies that have destroyed developing countries' export sectors.
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In developing countries, growth is often faster and support for globalisation higher.
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A big problem is that few developing countries have rules about crowdfunding.
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In terms of creating new tourists, developing countries are growing the fastest.
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Embraer has also inked deals with smaller companies, mostly in developing countries.
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Other developing countries get by with a far less populous public sector.
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The same is true in developing countries, even those that aren't democracies.
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For good or ill, developing countries see America as a role model.
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Both the US and developing countries have significantly benefitted from global trade.
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But in developing countries private schools are better—and much more efficient.
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Across all developing countries, agriculture accounts for 48 percent of all employment.
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In fact, developing countries host nearly 90 percent of the world's refugees.
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For poor communities, especially in developing countries, vertical farming can be unaffordable.
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It aimed to increase educational opportunities for young girls in developing countries.
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Only 10 to 20 percent of landholders in developing countries are women.
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Slums in developing countries are more crowded now, and with appalling sanitation.
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In developing countries, by contrast, opioids are too hard to come by.
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But in many developing countries, access to safe water is a rarity.
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But policymakers in developing countries will increasingly need to consider them too.
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Companies could benefit by hiring operators in developing countries, saving on wages.
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It aimed to increase educational opportunities for young adults in developing countries.
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Regionally, the fastest growth in renewable generation capacity was in developing countries.
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This trend is reflected in too many developing countries around the world.
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Then developing countries tried it en masse, and the results weren't great.
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With rich countries falling short, some developing countries are starting to balk.
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The really big direct subsidies for oil are mostly in developing countries.
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India is one of the first developing countries to adopt this method.
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In developing countries, people line up for hours to get these shots.
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You start with that—especially in developing countries—and people respond better.
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The majority of that expansion will be in developing countries, like Brazil.
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The anxieties have gotten the attention of development economists and developing countries.
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The high mortality rate there could have dangerous implications for developing countries.
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"The adaptation matter is very important for developing countries," she told journalists.
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Developing countries have fared yet worse, losing 95 percent of 87 challenges.
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The overwhelming majority of the world's adolescent girls live in developing countries.
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Under the current rules, the UPU sets lower rates for developing countries.
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This program provides free mobile web access to users in developing countries.
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They want rich countries to help developing countries reach a basic standard.
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More than 99 percent of all maternal deaths occur in developing countries.
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People think hunger looks the way they think it looks in developing countries.
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It doesn't only happen in developing countries every once in a while either.
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The four-spoke turboprop is used in developing countries, including China and Sudan.
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But it is also growing in developing countries such as India and China.
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For developing countries, these construction costs are at best prohibitive, at worst disastrous.
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But blanket aid from NGOs in developing countries isn't all praiseworthy, Amaya said.
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Almost uniquely among large developing countries, India does not have a bloated administration.
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Now it is mostly done by companies and the governments of developing countries.
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Background: Like many developing countries, India is mostly a mobile-only internet economy.
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The most important is the familiar one, from developing countries to developed ones.
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That makes it hard for developing countries to afford them or operate them.
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In India, as in many other developing countries, drought no longer means famine.
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But respondents in developing countries were more positive than those in rich ones.
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Thus stripped of their most powerful voice, other developing countries reluctantly followed suit.
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That is only a little less than the average for developing countries (1.6%).
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By 2020 these will account for about 70% of deaths in developing countries.
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China and the UN are placing particular emphasis on applications from developing countries.
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Holloway also stressed that this is not a concern solely for developing countries.
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The governments of smaller or developing countries don't have the money to compete.
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" The U.S. score is "better than China or India [and other] developing countries.
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He said China would "actively explore" working with international institutions and developing countries.
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In many other developing countries, land titles are kept in the husband's name.
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Many new coal projects are planned in developing countries, including Indonesia and India.
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Waste, be it feces or trash, is a common problem in developing countries.
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Developing countries also need better institutions, from registries of collateral to commercial courts.
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This matters: 50m of the 56m abortions every year are in developing countries.
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It will help fund research and cancer care for families in developing countries.
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But more than 95% of the cases and deaths are in developing countries.
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"There's a lot of inspiration from the people in developing countries," he said.
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Our national security is interdependent on the success and prosperity of developing countries.
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Without American aid, many health clinics in developing countries cannot offer the procedure.
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For people in developing countries with less protection, the risk is much greater.
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The Indian proposal would delay developing countries' freeze of HFC use until 2031.
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Tap water in the United States is the envy of many developing countries.
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Creating sustainable potable water sources in developing countries would be a good start.
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Antivenins exist, but they are expensive and used only rarely in developing countries.
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She vociferously fought for developing countries at UN climate talks, an observer said.
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Upward mobility is what made America different from developing countries that have disintegrated.
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It could also win part of the financial transactions market in developing countries.
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What specific challenges do developing countries face in balancing economic development and conservation?
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Partners in Health provides long-term, dignified care to patients in developing countries.
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Dr. Davis said electricity prices must also play a role in developing countries.
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But this model also raises knotty questions about spending priorities in developing countries.
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The US then stripped India of special trade status meant for developing countries.
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Developing countries are underinsured partly because the risks they face are poorly understood.
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The Facebook-owned app has become a powerful political tool in developing countries.
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That would play into Satish Meena's theory of iPhone adoption in developing countries.
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He noted, however, adopting this technology is a challenge, particularly in developing countries.
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The McGovern-Dole school lunch program today feeds hungry children in developing countries.
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Poverty rates tumbled across developing countries and the world economic order was rewritten.
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He said OPEC members are developing countries and are impacted by climate change.
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Such "developing countries" include Singapore and Israel, but China is the clear focus.
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These are proposals for compensating developing countries for damages caused by climate change.
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But the main market that we see is with farmers in developing countries.
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Obviously, that's profoundly reshaped the economies of developing countries like China and Bangladesh.
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The company will also invest in low-cost Internet access technologies in developing countries.
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Other digital banks, like Paytm, have found similar success in developing countries like India.
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The index found that the level of uncertainty is significantly higher in developing countries.
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He called climate change a "key problem" facing many of the world's developing countries.
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Between 21 and 2015 America increased its climate-related spending in developing countries fourfold.
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Some developing countries, including Ecuador, Mongolia and Sri Lanka, are beginning to do so.
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But voracious demand has sparked a lucrative illegal trade in many rapidly developing countries.
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The same trends are now causing think-tanks to take off in developing countries.
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Demand growth is driven by rising incomes, urbanization and population growth in developing countries.
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Interestingly, developing countries have been a strong market for the main Messenger app, too.
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It was forced to forswear many of the perks that similar developing countries enjoyed.
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In many developing countries, unemployment is low simply because few people can afford it.
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Mr Kim's appointment was the first to be challenged by candidates from developing countries.
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However, the "innovation divide" between developed and developing countries has persisted, the report noted.
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Last year IPEN published a review of studies of paints sold in developing countries.
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In the past, there was a very sharp division between industrialized and developing countries.
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WHEN FOREIGN aid enters developing countries, it is welcomed with handshakes and ribbon-cutting.
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Business as usual is unsustainable, and a poor model for developing countries to follow.
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The result is that huge LNG producers are increasingly reliant on small developing countries.
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Unlike most developing countries, China has invested a lot in monitoring and measuring, too.
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But in developing countries and areas with expensive texting plans, the service is essential.
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In many developing countries, though, there's more optimism about where the economy is heading.
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In the past two decades, earnings in emerging and developing countries have improved significantly.
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Regenvanu described it as a "win-win solution" for developed and developing countries alike.
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In developing countries, which account for the majority of pupils, many schools are atrocious.
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While jobs were outsourced to developing countries, there was no net loss of jobs.
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But social entrepreneurs aren't only active in developing countries like the ones cited above.
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In developing countries, the rate has changed little, to 37 per 1,000, from 39.
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Pence also knocked China for loans to developing countries in the Pacific and beyond.
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It's mainly a disease of developing countries from poor sanitation and poor water hydration.
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Developing countries played a massive role in getting the Agreement to the finish line.
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Raspberry Pi has taught basic computer science in developing countries and schools since 2012.
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So I think a development like this is a great idea for developing countries.
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In fact, they're dying at rates comparable to those in much poorer developing countries.
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The Clinton Foundation, for all its messes, has done good work in developing countries.
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Solar is now cheaper -- as well as cleaner -- than coal in many developing countries.
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In developing countries, power and heat account for only 85033 percent of coal use.
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The facts: There are no definitions of "developed" or "developing" countries within the WTO.
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Gilead has since agreed to lower the price in over 90 mostly developing countries.
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Despite claims to the contrary, the agreement applies to both developed and developing countries.
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People in developing countries can get free, but super limited internet courtesy of Facebook.
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According to Rueda, in developing countries such as Brazil, meat has become more affordable.
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Abortion remains common across developing countries, even those 66 where it is legally banned.
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Developing countries, including Mexico, Indonesia and Mongolia, also are putting money into the fund.
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Comparatively few Western customers pay high prices, but developing countries need millions of doses.
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Think how many malaria-preventing bednets $3,000 could buy for kids in developing countries!
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And the deal doesn't contain more robust promises of climate aid for developing countries.
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It is a riskier bet in developing countries, where Apple's market share is smaller.
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In developing countries trash is typically carted to mountainlike dumpsites where methane causes fires.
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Further complicating matters is a long-running row about how to treat developing countries.
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Over the years, many, many developing countries have achieved very high economic growth rates.
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Facebook's WhatsApp is taking an increasingly central role in elections, especially in developing countries.
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That deal, which was completed in June, significantly expanded its sales in developing countries.
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Countries that are at the top-right of the curve include several developing countries.
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World trade has stagnated since the 2008 financial crisis and developing countries are struggling.
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They're woven through the author's personal anecdotes of working and traveling in developing countries.
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"Developing countries must lead on solar geo-engineering research," they wrote in a commentary.
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The American withdrawal, he said, jeopardized compensation for developing countries to cope with compliance.
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Restrictive laws in developing countries do seem associated with increased numbers of unsafe abortions, with more than 30 percent of women who have abortions in developing countries experiencing a complication, compared with 0.05 percent of American women who have abortions, she said.
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Instead of following the Western practice of imposing its values and ideologies on other developing countries as a precondition for humanitarian aid, China will continue to offer aid, trade and investment opportunities to developing countries while adhering to a principle of noninterference.
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India spends 2.7% of GDP on schools, less than other developing countries, such as Brazil.
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The farmers of developing countries are often not very educated and only understand local languages.
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In developing countries, about 40 percent of food grown is spoiled or lost after harvest.
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To be fair, the PRD already has better infrastructure than most developing countries (see map).
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Now developing countries are waking up to the idea as well, and not before time.
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Global attraction But the benefits of GoMetro go beyond improving informal transport in developing countries.
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Almost 2703% of this falls on developing countries, which are least able to afford it.
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For decades, this tension between developed and developing countries stalled progress on global climate talks.
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And also, investment in developing countries has slowed, which is a problem for the future.
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So many of these developed countries or developing countries, that's where people are using bitcoin.
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The NFIP should start to charge market premiums and developing countries should sell catastrophe bonds.
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They lend money for projects in developing countries such as energy, port and water infrastructure.
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Phones make markets more efficient, compensate for poor infrastructure in developing countries and boost growth.
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China has forged closer ties with many developing countries and cultivated its own domestic market.
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Studies in several developing countries have shown that giving milk to schoolchildren makes them taller.
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Facebook now has an app that lets people in developing countries pay for Wi-Fi.
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Such a tool could be deployed by developing countries that can't afford a manual census.
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The company builds software and hardware to improve health care and farming in developing countries.
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The renewed ambition reflects a recent change in approach to health care in developing countries.
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Super-strength versions include funds that invest in projects benefiting poor women in developing countries.
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It is also emblematic of the way US power and money holds developing countries underwater.
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But the reality, both historically and in developing countries around the world, is very different.
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The purpose of the program was helping teenage girls in developing countries access educational opportunities.
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International Development Enterprises (iDE) is leading the charge on bringing better toilets to developing countries.
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That's especially true in cities in developing countries, where traffic laws don't hold much sway.
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These aren't exciting chips, but they'll be powering the ongoing mobile boom in developing countries.
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For many countries in the world, in particularly developing countries, these are extremely important sums.
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The International Monetary Fund recently cut 2016 growth forecasts for developing countries to 4.1 percent.
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Workers in developed countries make much more than workers in developing countries doing identical labor.
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Globally, an estimated $601 billion is remitted annually, and developing countries garner almost three-fourths.
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Families in other developing countries are more hesitant about handing Granny over to strangers, however.
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But smaller developing countries may choose to continue investing in fossil fuels without U.S. leadership.
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Developing countries get first dibs, but the mission is open to all UN member states.
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But in rural areas of developing countries they can both be hard to come by.
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By 2020 non-communicable diseases will account for about 23% of deaths in developing countries.
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These agencies were established in a world where private investment in developing countries was scarce.
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Any new efforts will also face resistance from the existing financial players in developing countries.
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The result is diluted financial resources and a complicated landscape for developing countries seeking assistance.
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Suzuki specializes in small, inexpensive cars and has marketed its products assertively in developing countries.
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Last year, developing countries invested more in renewables than developed countries for the first time.
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In contrast, the rate in developing countries has stayed pretty much steady at about 38.
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In developing countries, people just do not have the time to keep traveling to clinics.
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Well, our first reaction to things is: One, can it be helpful to developing countries?
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Energy solutions developed there could be showcased at COP24 for other developing countries to emulate.
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But, sales will rise 4 percent in 21625, according to Euromonitor, mostly in developing countries.
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Out of 25.1 million unsafe abortions, 18.43 million, or 97 percent, occur in developing countries.
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Out of 25.1 million unsafe abortions, 24.3 million, or 97 percent, occur in developing countries.
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"It's important to make sure this benefits farmers in developing countries, too," Dr. Hickey said.
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The plane's low-slung frame was a benefit for airlines and airports in developing countries.
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The bigger reason, however, is that vaccinations require infrastructure, which developing countries have less of.
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It later shifted its attention to eradicating poverty in developing countries, education and public health.
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In the 1970s, most money flowing into developing countries was in the form of aid.
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Finally, the new bill would prevent U.S. plastic waste from being shipped to developing countries.
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Street animals, particularly dogs, are often a part of the urban landscape in developing countries.
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To compete with China in developing countries, the United States must present credible digital alternatives.
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And, in many developing countries, hotels support charities and can arrange volunteer opportunities for guests.
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Don't. Globally, girls under age 15 have 85033 million births every year in developing countries.
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In developing countries, hundreds of coal-burning power plants are still on the drawing board.
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Competition from developing countries, particularly China, also increased as they opened their markets to exports.
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This would make developed countries bigger stakeholders in the wellbeing of the sponsored, developing countries.
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In developing countries, women and girls spend an estimated 200 million hours daily collecting water.
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Informal settlements in cities in developing countries have particular trouble accessing such services, she added.
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We must continue to build capacity and resilience in developing countries to prevent future catastrophes.
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"A conflict right now with Iran would be a disaster for developing countries," said Khan.
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"Our technology is very simple and can be easily implemented in developing countries," she added.
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"This is very likely to be the case in all other developing countries," he added.
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Hydraulique Sans Frontières is based in Chambéry, France, and supports technical projects in developing countries.
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In 2015, American businesses sold 51 percent of their products to customers in developing countries.
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Developing countries would prefer not to lose so many excellent minds to the developed countries.
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The cartel says economic growth in developing countries like China, India and Brazil remains robust.
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The bank lent $64 billion to developing countries last year, a figure that included China.
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A website called Bookaway provides a similar service in developing countries, including throughout Southeast Asia.
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Moreover, clinical trials in developing countries have often been plagued with fraud and other issues.
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"The world is a tumultuous place even without paying attention to developing countries," Gates said.
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The Mexico City policy will definitely negatively affect healthcare availability for women in developing countries.
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While the global economy faltered, China continued to grow, buying ever more commodities from developing countries.
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"The farming sector in developing countries is not attractive," said Panagiotis Karfakis, an economist at FAO.
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The hope was to cut down on corruption in resource-rich developing countries by increasing transparency.
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For developing countries, he argues, the rats are a fast and affordable life-saving triage tool.
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Kyte said the challenge was to get resources to where they are needed in developing countries.
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Under the Paris deal, both developed and developing countries have pledged to rein in their emissions.
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And in the US, hospitals actually outsource their maintenance to specialized consultants unavailable in developing countries.
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What's worse, the drug war makes it harder for developing countries to build up these institutions.
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But Egypt's population is growing at 2.4% a year, much faster than most other developing countries.
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Within medical devices, Sterilux is developing a sterilization-focused medical device for hospitals in developing countries.
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According to a World Bank review, "landlocked developing countries, especially in Africa, bear exorbitant transport costs".
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Increasingly, developing countries encourage foreign universities to come to them, rather than sending their students abroad.
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Yet the industry's prospects in developing countries may not be as uniformly rosy as they appear.
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Migrants from developing countries sent home $439 billion during 2015, slightly less than the year before.
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Promises of rich-world cash were part of the reason so many developing countries signed up.
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A related plan, leaked to Foreign Policy, envisages cutting aid to developing countries by a third.
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In many developing countries, half the food crop is lost to rats and insects after harvest.
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But that's a hazard for developing countries in the throes of war, not developed Western ones.
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Setting up a new infrastructure for delivering it could be prohibitively costly, especially in developing countries.
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But extra support is needed for many developing countries to be able to meet those requirements.
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Such appeals to history fuel the developing countries' perception that the markets are stacked against them.
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That means the dollar and euro notes cannot be replaced as happens in most developing countries.
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But in two-fifths of developing countries they make up at least half of incoming FDI.
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For decades, developing countries have relied on outside investments to boost their growth despite trade imbalances.
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That said, students from developing countries tend to be more enthusiastic than students from the West.
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Some 240% of operations in developing countries are for emergencies, compared with 240% in rich ones.
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Alms-giving of this kind provides one traditional safety net for the destitute in developing countries.
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As in early modern Europe, women in developing countries have often been especially affected by Protestantism.
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"Taps," the 30-second Stella Artois ad featuring Matt Damon, shifts the focus to developing countries.
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Even in developing countries, where conglomerates have long maintained their superiority, the tide may be turning.
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Similar effects have been seen in developing countries that have specifically aimed to increase school attendance.
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Hospitals in developing countries are often overcrowded, meaning vulnerable infants often get overlooked in the shuffle.
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Developing countries may also benefit from this, since it would require less technology, the authors say.
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It's a pattern that's been repeated in other developing countries around the world, with deadly outcomes.
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It recommended developing countries foster policies and legal routes aimed at "making the most of immigration".
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It could prove revolutionary for rural areas in developing countries, and save lives in the process.
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They lend money for projects in developing countries such as building energy, port and water infrastructure.
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Many are forcibly sent abroad to developing countries; in exchange, the Cuban government collects their salary.
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"After a heart attack, the chance of dying is much higher in developing countries," he said.
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Those institutions lend money for projects such as energy, ports and water infrastructure in developing countries.
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Every year, 2202,2628 women die from unsafe abortions, 28500 percent of which occur in developing countries.
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Some developing countries with large external financing needs are particularly vulnerable to rising dollar funding costs.
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We are growing so fast in India, a lot of developing countries have been using that.
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Yet these simple solutions remain elusive for far too many women and children in developing countries.
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The World Health Organization also reports that 99 percent of maternal deaths occur in developing countries.
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Where Costa Rica is still underperforming – and it's typical of most developing countries – is in transport.
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"Investments are urgently needed to establish basic veterinary public health capacities in developing countries," Evans said.
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In developing countries, mobile phones can help close the societal gaps that leave underserved populations isolated.
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Which assets, supply chains, or financing needs could benefit most from these uses in developing countries?
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HoloMe has even been in conversation with the UN about creating remote teachers for developing countries.
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And, two, are there dangers for developing countries that we need to help them deal with?
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And both countries will sign an accord to work on joint infrastructure projects in developing countries.
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Even so, in developing countries, formula still presents a problem, just as it did decades ago.
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To give developing countries more room, wealthy developed nations like the US should ideally decarbonize faster.
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The argument was that growing investment flows into developing countries rendered World Bank lending mostly superfluous.
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Like many developing countries, Egypt has a mixed record of sharing the benefits of mineral wealth.
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Developing countries rarely have sufficient infrastructure, technical expertise and capacity to produce the vaccines at scale.
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For developing countries, that involves investing in technologies that would free up large chunks of time.
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But such policies are still too rare to offset developing countries' growing demand for fossil fuels.
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Among developing countries considered for real estate acquisitions, China was first, followed by Mexico and Brazil.
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Together, they are about a third of all developing countries and a fifth of UN members.
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Not surprisingly, up-front payments have proven difficult or impossible for impoverished families in developing countries.
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More than 60 million people in developing countries depend on lakes and rivers for their livelihoods.
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His grandchildren, to his frustration, were interested in making microcredit loans to people in developing countries.
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She discovered the Invictus Institute, which tutors children in developing countries, when she was about 13.
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He once claimed to save by only getting his hair cut when he's in developing countries.
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Dams can also be dangerous ventures for developing countries lacking adequate planning and readiness for disasters.
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If enacted, these cuts would have a disastrous impact on thousands of children in developing countries.
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The system is present in all prosperous countries and developing countries long to replicate such infrastructure.
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But some coal plants will still be needed, particularly in developing countries like China and India.
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Reform should resolve crucial issues threatening the WTO's existence, while preserving the interests of developing countries.
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In narrow economic terms, both the US and many developing countries seem to be growing quickly.
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The Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) program gives 121 developing countries easier access to US consumers.
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Its lower cost could make it an attractive source of off-grid energy in developing countries.
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"We have a number of developing countries which have now picked up warning labels," Prasad said.
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In addition, access to safe drinking water is critically limited or nonexistent in many developing countries.
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Often the Department of Agriculture will ship grains and other resources to developing countries as a means to keep surplus grain out of U.S. markets, but in return developing countries see stifled innovation and entrepreneurship within the countries, often leaving the poor poorer and economic growth restrained.
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Including a diverse set of people from developed and developing countries in AI development is critical—from making sure the technology is accessible to building new research models, according to Andrew Schroeder, founder of WeRobotics, an organization focusing on creating sustainable tech projects in developing countries.
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Several highlighted partnerships to make certain life-saving drugs available at reduced prices, especially in developing countries.
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Many indigenous groups, as well as people in developing countries, use traditional techniques to clean their teeth.
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Conventional mortgages are rare in developing countries: in Uganda, which has 40m people, there are only 5,000.
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As consumers in developing countries get wealthier, they spend on more luxuries, including air travel, he explained.
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US company Varian released a new model last month called the Halcyon with developing countries in mind.
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These decisions have aggravated distrust between developed and developing countries, which is a necessary ingredient for progress.
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For unskilled foreigners, especially those from developing countries, the problem of human rights violations is another obstacle.
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This puts developing countries like Rwanda at the center for the adoption of such cutting-edge technology.
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Developing countries, whose unmet energy needs are still substantial, might find it easier to fudge their figures.
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Some developing countries are even establishing themselves as educational middlemen: importers as well as exporters of talent.
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"Some parts of San Francisco are more unsanitary than the poorest neighborhoods in developing countries," he said.
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China has over the past two decades transformed its formerly negligible economic ties to other developing countries.
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The Carter Center's initiatives include monitoring international elections, fighting diseases in developing countries and seeking international peace.
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If we think about what would help developing countries, good programs in their own countries is good.
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Companies and government officials say the Greek-run fleet - like most - mainly employs sailors from developing countries.
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Developing countries bounced back from the global financial crisis relatively quickly, buoyed by an explosive Chinese recovery.
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Facebook moderators in developing countries like India are even worse off, according to a recent Reuters report.
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He said part of the agency's money would be oriented to driving 5G technology in developing countries.
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Today, most vaccine storage refrigerators in developing countries are based on old technology that's inefficient and unreliable.
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In contrast to Trump backers, though, majorities of both camps support importing more goods from developing countries.
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Dar said that a gloomy outlook on Pakistan was unfair as developing countries faced the same risks.
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Most accidents occur in developing countries, where the arrival of autonomous vehicles is still some way off.
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Some of the apps to emerge use SMS to improve health outcomes for people in developing countries.
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Tuberculosis has long been a problem for cattle farmers in developing countries, especially in Asia and Africa.
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It's yet another example of how Facebook's platform has been abused in developing countries in recent years.
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Several developing countries popular with foreigners in need of a surrogate have started to turn them away.
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Some of the groups that are falling under the Global Girls Alliance are coming from developing countries.
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Its stated mission is to fight poverty and inequality by offering money and advice to developing countries.
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Whether that's possible depends heavily on what happens to inequality in developing countries over the next decade.
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Such itinerant banking services are common in developing countries but rare in Japan and other wealthier countries.
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The major developing countries—China, India, Indonesia, Brazil—you'll find their commitments don't commit them to anything.
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When signing the proclamation in 1983, Reagan cited 450 million people in developing countries who were undernourished.
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N. Peace and Development Fund to support developing countries in their effort to deal with the problem.
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For developing countries with unreliably power grids, the Jaq may be an easier way to stay charged.
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"The dirty secret is that journalism practice in a lot of developing countries is abysmal," Dietz said.
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This is so rad: Flo, a solution to menstrual hygiene for girls in developing countries: http://t.
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Kebede-Francis said my experience was a typical one—infrastructure spending in developing countries is often uneven.
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This despite the fact they produce 60 to 80 percent of the food supply in developing countries.
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The peso's weakness on Tuesday was also influenced by trouble in the markets of other developing countries.
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Indeed, in developing countries reports show natural disasters and extreme weather typically kill more women than men.
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For the first time last year, developing countries attracted more investment in renewable energy than rich ones.
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Yet Rosatom still announces a new deal every few months as it markets nuclear to developing countries.
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But negotiations over how to roll out the treaty have exposed disagreements about funding for developing countries.
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Governments have already agreed to raise $100 billion a year by 2020, but developing countries wanted more.
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Data on the largesse of developing countries, however, are often lacking (and therefore missing from our chart).
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State control over investment, technology transfer and foreign exchange was vastly greater than in other developing countries.
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Of course, it is the developing countries, especially poorer ones, that are most subject to IMF decisions.
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Its mostly rich members and a dozen developing countries agreed last year to a raft of reforms.
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The G20 of the world's largest developed and developing countries will hold their annual summit on Sept.
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Through intimidation and bribery, it has forced four small developing countries to cut diplomatic relations with Taiwan.
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The current system benefits American businesses, but is deeply inefficient and badly undermines farmers in developing countries.
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Unemployment in the formal sector tends be higher in developing countries, requiring more people to become entrepreneurs.
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I am happy to go in developing countries and support local football and engage with local community.
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Developing countries such as Nigeria, Kazakhstan, Indonesia, Argentina and Colombia don't have sophisticated cybersecurity technologies and personnel.
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"It's true that inequality is spreading within each country" among both advanced and developing countries, Kuroda said.
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However, the disease remains common in some developing countries in which people don't have access to vaccines.
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Over the past decades, some developing countries, like Brazil, India and China, posted glitzy economic growth numbers.
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Helping developing countries build resilience to food shortages caused by natural and man-made disasters requires water.
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This is especially concerning in developing countries that lack the necessary infrastructure to protect water from contamination.
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But even so, the market for money transfers in emerging markets continues to grow for developing countries.
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In developing countries, fragility can lead to regional and even global instability, which affects the United States.
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And developing countries that depend on oil, like Nigeria, Angola and Brazil, may suffer significant economic slowdowns.
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Hundreds of millions of people in these developing countries were lifted from poverty into the middle class.
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But if its decarbonization strategy succeeds, it could provide a road map for others, especially developing countries.
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Experts say that Ghana, like other developing countries, is ill prepared to address a looming health crisis.
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Developing countries can learn from American and Japanese success to grow their economies with environmentally friendly methods.
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This will take global cooperation particularly to help the developing countries who will be hurt the most.
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Surveys show that a worrisome number of drivers on the road in developing countries have uncorrected vision.
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In 1976, Nestlé's marketing of baby formula in developing countries was tied to higher infant mortality rates.
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Over the long term, China's digital investments could render some developing countries off-limits to U.S. forces.
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The legislation authorized an agriculture development initiative to help alleviate global poverty and hunger in developing countries.
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These rules apply to the international pet trade, an important source of revenue for many developing countries.
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As Facebook pushes into developing countries, it tends to be initially received as a force for good.
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Around the globe, 99% of deaths among pregnant women happen in developing countries, according to the WHO.
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While Ebola cases in the US are relatively rare, the disease regularly ravages developing countries in Africa.
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The virus is common in developing countries, particularly in areas of Africa and Asia, according to WHO.
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When people think of cannabis production in developing countries, they tend to picture drug cartels and bandits.
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One is that many developing countries want stronger provisions around loss and damage stemming from climate change.
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U.S. exports to developing countries have grown by more than 400 percent over the last 20 years.
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If successful, RESPECT will be used as a model for other developing countries suffocating in plastic waste.
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At the same time, obesity rates and weight-related illnesses are on the rise in developing countries.
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Before government taxes and transfers, the Gini for the 29 developing countries in Lustig's study is 47.
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In contrast, fiscal redistribution reduces the Gini by a mere 2.6 points on average in developing countries.
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The United States, which already has some regulations in place to limit HFCs, wants to begin phasing out production and use in 2019 in developed countries, and in 2021 in developing countries, though some developing countries, like India, would prefer a longer time-frame — beginning in 15 years.
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Many developing countries have taken advantage of the decline in oil prices to cut subsidies on fuel consumption.
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Allianz's free TravelSmart app puts that information in your phone, though in developing countries I would check JustLanded.
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A key driver for emerging-market equities is the growth premium developing countries typically enjoy over richer nations.
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In a lot of developing countries, there aren't many banks or secure financial institutions that people can use.
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But we'll be watching to see if Facebook tries to digitally colonize the postal codes of developing countries.
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Cookstoves, heating fuel, and kerosene lighting are all common sources of pollution in big cities in developing countries.
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Women in developing countries will end up "paying the price," said Marjorie Newman-Williams, the group's vice president.
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China said it was "crucial" to safeguard the rights of developing countries, although the rules should be clearer.
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Scaling up HIV treatment in developing countries is of key concern to the experts meeting in South Africa.
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Drug trafficking organizations can exploit these weaknesses, build up huge operations, and effectively wage war within developing countries.
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Yields and nutritional content from this staple crop are likely to decline, putting extra stress on developing countries.
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The UN Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) reckons that, in 1991, 234m people in developing countries worked in manufacturing.
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But the treatment meted out to immigrants in developing countries is nonetheless dismal—futile, illiberal and economically ruinous.
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The funds will go to Renewable World, a UK charity that brings renewable energy services to developing countries.
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It serves as a development bank that partners with the private sector to provide loans in developing countries.
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Access to vaccines and antivirals, especially in developing countries, is crucial — especially in the event of a pandemic.
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" When it comes to climate negotiation, Meyer added, Brazil has helped "build bridges between developed and developing countries.
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The latest figures show that sales of British agricultural products to developing countries such as India are growing.
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Every year, we distribute 93,29 accessions to many developing countries and institutions to use them in breeding work.
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Phil Robertson of Human Rights Watch accused Facebook of using developing countries as "guinea pigs" in an experiment.
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Developing countries must do the same, though they have until 2020 or so to peak and begin reducing.
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Why it matters: It's the sentiment that drove the Arab Spring, but it's not confined to developing countries.
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More recently, several developing countries have shown that low income and comprehensive health care are not mutually exclusive.
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"It's incumbent upon the developed world to drive the cost down and provide incentives for these [developing] countries."
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The U.S. infant mortality rate is among the highest in developing countries at 5.8 deaths per 1,000 births.
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Many rich countries say they are already doing their bit by cutting emissions more steeply than developing countries.
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But leaving them in Syria or dumping them on developing countries does not make the problem go away.
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Even in developing countries, about 19% of girls become pregnant before they're 18, and 3% before age 15.
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The Silicon Valley giants have built up big user bases—over 1.5bn Facebook users are in developing countries.
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In developing countries like China and India, subsidies prop up state-owned enterprises that provide lots of employment.
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Fisler: I thought I would go off and work in developing countries to help people protect their environments.
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In developing countries public-private partnerships are driven largely by the desire to maximise enrolment and minimise inequality.
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Large majorities in rich and developing countries believe that robots and automation will increase inequality and harm employment.
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For example, the World Health Organization has said that 10 percent of drugs in developing countries are fake.
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Given these trends, you can expect a similar redistribution-centered politics to take hold in developing countries too.
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The current model could cost as little as $1 to produce, which makes it excellent for developing countries.
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The Basel Convention was specifically designed to prevent the transfer of hazardous waste from developed to developing countries.
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But YouTube Red is only available in the U.S., while Android Go is going to target developing countries.
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This has major public health consequences, especially for developing countries that are heavily Catholic, like in Latin America.
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Do you want an agreement that forces developing countries to sacrifice the growth that's in their best interest?
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In 20153 a fund was established to help developing countries meet their obligations under the original Montreal protocol.
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In other words, if mobile money wallets and migrations between developing countries keep growing, WorldRemit should be fine.
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His work directly addresses the problems of rapid urbanization and the sudden advent of megacities in developing countries.
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How do you make sure that the proceeds are largely shared among the the populations of developing countries?
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As of 2018, there are 33 megacities and by 2030, 43 megacities are projected, mostly in developing countries.
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A huge amount of e-waste from the U.S. and other nations also ends up in developing countries.
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The original Paris agreement featured a long-awaited aid package to support developing countries in achieving sustainable growth.
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And in developing countries, basic survival strategies such as securing water, food, and wood often fall to women.
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The IMF maintained its forecast for growth in emerging markets and developing countries for this year and next.
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Their first product, the Embrace Infant Warmer, is a lower cost incubator for premature babies in developing countries.
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This market supplies so much revenue that drug trafficking organizations can actually rival developing countries' weak government institutions.
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India still has a relatively low vehicle penetration rate compared with other developing countries let alone richer economies.
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Not all production can be moved to developing countries, claims Gareth Stace at UK Steel, another industry association.
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Attracting investment in labour-intensive manufacturing has been a route to riches for many developing countries, including China.
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The EU provides the trade concessions to developing countries, while it also monitors certain conditions including human rights.
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ABO's mission is to create global value for developing countries in Africa, while contributing to their economic development.
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It was about the clothing industry and about how workers in developing countries are exploited for fast fashion.
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In other developing countries such as India and Brazil, incomes have grown much more inclusively than in China.
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But, as with developing countries on the J-curve, the country will one day emerge from its limbo.
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But Cisco relies heavily on demand from China and other developing countries whose economies have been losing steam.
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"They are irreplaceable," he said by phone, adding that chickpeas were vital for nutrition in many developing countries.
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"It is critical to have the information publicly available, especially for small companies in developing countries," he added.
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Under United Nations rules, China and India are considered developing countries and are not obligated to curb emissions.
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Helping considerably: Commodity prices have rebounded after plummeting in 2014 and 2015, pinching growth in many developing countries.
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And renewables aren't just available to major economies: Developing countries invest more in renewables than rich countries do.
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As developing countries like China now pull back, it is leaving Germany more vulnerable, and by extension Europe.
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Many developing countries cannot keep up with the pace and scale of the health changes in their populations.
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Governments in many developing countries, meanwhile, have ploughed scarce money into visible—and expensive—hospitals in big cities.
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A number of developing countries have served as population "shock absorbers," including Pakistan, Uganda, Turkey, Lebanon, and Jordan.
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In developing countries, food loss occurs earlier in the supply chain due to poor farming methods and infrastructure.
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The two countries have expressed concern that an offset program could be an economic burden on developing countries.
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Unfortunately, however, enmeshed with these risks is the genuine need in developing countries across the world for infrastructure.
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The Montreal Protocol provides for a fund to help developing countries phase down their use of atmospheric pollutants.
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A Conversation With Melinda Gates has made providing poor women in developing countries access to contraception a mission.
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"There are young academics, there are people in developing countries who are being conned by this," Daube explained.
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Developing countries will also need to improve water conservation and flood management, restore wetlands and strengthen building codes.
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"None of our business operations are in any way linked to tax avoidance in developing countries," it added.
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That includes allowing Indian drugmakers to manufacture much lower-cost versions of them for sale in developing countries.
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While some developing countries still need more access to antibiotics, policy needs to ensure they won't be overused.
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It said India was initially within the group of developing countries but surpassed the economic benchmark in 2015.
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Some 225 million women in developing countries have an unmet need for family planning, according to U.N. data.
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Many girls in developing countries drop out of education at puberty because their schools do not have washrooms.
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The rate of growth observed in developing countries was much faster than in already brightly lit rich countries.
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With $436 billion in remittances flowing to families in developing countries in 2014, the market opportunity is significant.
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But as an international organization mainly focused on developing countries, the organization doesn't have strong connections with FEMA.
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He warned that developing countries like Brazil and China are eager to catch up with more industrialized nations.
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The plan also calls for the US to help developing countries curb their emissions 36 percent by 2030.
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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology offers a set of free, online courses in the economics of developing countries.
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Around 4.5 billion people in developing countries are already exposed to toxins in their food, the report found.
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As a result, the agency expects global oil demand to keep rising through 2040, led by developing countries.
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In many developing countries — both democratic and authoritarian ones — politicians sometimes use and abuse food for political ends.
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For starters, these jobs don't necessarily have to return home, they can easily move to other developing countries.
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Lack of funding and technical expertise, poor governance, and corruption often hobble big infrastructure projects in developing countries.
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Mr. Wang's philanthropy included founding Smile Train, which provides cleft-palate surgeries free to children in developing countries.
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These efforts buttress Google's "Next Billion Users" initiative, which aims to bring more people in developing countries online.
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Developing countries are particularly concerned because trade has been an avenue to economic development and growth for them.
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The following year, the government decided on a new policy: the importation of migrant workers from developing countries.
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Today, 95 percent of consumers live outside of the United States, with roughly half residing in developing countries.
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The goal is to spur wide adoption, particularly in developing countries, to detect potential epidemics before they start.
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The boost means the bank, which assists developing countries, will reportedly have its lending capacity nearly doubled to .
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In fact, about one fifth of emerging and developing countries saw their per capita income decline in 2017.
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But slowing the traffic in animals stolen from the wild cannot be the sole responsibility of developing countries.
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Also, "Capital and Ideology" barely acknowledges that economic growth in many developing countries has significantly reduced global inequality.
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Critics, however, maintain the program has saddled developing countries with crippling debts and increased their dependence on China.
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Health and education increased in more than 99% of districts in developing countries during the past 17 years.
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The leaders of BRICS states and other developing countries are meeting in the southeastern Chinese city of Xiamen.
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It aims to assist women in developing countries with job training, financial support and legal or regulatory reforms.
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Regulators in developing countries have also been tougher on anticompetitive behaviour than their counterparts in America and Europe.
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While artificial intelligence might bring tremendous benefits to developing countries, these technologies could also hinder their economic growth.
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Of the world's top 20 most polluted cities, as measured by the WHO, all are in developing countries.
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Data shows developing countries host 86 percent of refugees, led by Turkey with more than 2.7 million Syrians.
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Developing countries are estimated to need around $4.4 trillion just to fulfill their contributions to the Paris Agreement.
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Although it's revolutionizing healthcare in developing countries, fingerprint scanning isn't the newest or most technologically advanced biometric tool.
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Otherwise, the development challenges that pose threats to both the United States and developing countries will go unaddressed.
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The bank, which makes loans in developing countries and conducts research, named Clifton Cortez to fill the position.
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We don't know a lot, but the real estate market really plays a major role in developing countries.
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Underprivileged women in many developing countries may be even more vulnerable to the costs of a damaged reputation.
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One condition of the agreement was that richer developing countries, such as China, would face higher borrowing costs.
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She wrote about computers and assisted her husband in creating computing centers in India and other developing countries.
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The difference between rural and urban is more severe in big, developing countries like Brazil, India, and China.
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That option is redirecting regressive fossil fuel subsidies, which amount to a trillion dollars in developing countries annually.
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"The growing interconnection of our global society makes global public health-related issues, such as sanitation and the lack of a continuous supply of running water in developing countries, an important concern to developed countries," they write, "as these developing countries may serve as a source of imported cases of disease."
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has called for a three-way approach to dealing with climate change, in which governments, rich and poor, seek to reduce emissions, the developing countries to take steps to combat climate change and the developing countries to take steps to adapt to climate change.
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Like other developing countries, Brazil's dense bureaucracy creates a maze of hoops that can make everyday tasks a nightmare.
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They're producing a swath of new apps uniquely suited to dealing with the daily headaches that plague developing countries.
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He invented a low-cost manufacturing process for sanitary pads, which women in developing countries often struggle to afford.
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Exporting jobs to developing countries and exploiting foreign labor is a money-saving business decision that hurts American workers.
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The third nearly ubiquitous technology in nomad lands is one of the most underappreciated transformative technologies in developing countries.
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These and other companies are big winners in the current pattern of trade with China and other developing countries.
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According to the Lancet, a medical journal, in 211 just seven developing countries had a comprehensive approach to ECD.
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Currently, almost one third of the extreme and moderate poor in emerging and developing countries actually have a job.
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When developing countries don't have functioning health systems, epidemics like Zika or Ebola can spread and threaten Americans, too.
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So keeping a little tube when you're traveling, especially in developing countries, is a great strategy to avoid disease.
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But in developing countries, they are still not being built fast enough to keep up with demand (see chart).
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Rising prosperity in developing countries and massive backlogs of aircraft orders means that the growth will continue for decades.
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That's been a big additive to developing countries, to have the U.S. growing as fast as it has been.
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Policy makers in developing countries can remember the last two times the dollar went through periods of sharp appreciation.
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As developing countries grow less poor, other harms will dwindle and smoking will start to look deadlier by comparison.
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"Both sides reiterated the allocation of IMF quotas should be shifted towards emerging markets and developing countries, " Lew said.
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For tax-evading reasons, healthcare providers in developing countries have always been privy to their data and its release.
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That is the third lesson: developing countries need to push investments in public health higher up their national agendas.
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Additionally, these infections often strike developing countries, where it can be more difficult to make money from vaccine sales.
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According to data from the World Bank, rates of teacher absenteeism in developing countries range from 11% to 30%.
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In partnership with Doctors Without Borders, Matternet is already operating a truncated version of the system in developing countries.
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At the same time, many developing countries are failing to spend enough of their own money on health care.
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It also announced programs worth more than 300 million pounds ($400 million) to help developing countries tackle climate change.
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Developing countries -- who suffer disproportionately from food insecurity -- must take the lead in defining their own path to prosperity.
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"But plastic is still widely used in the industrial sector ... and demand from developing countries is growing," he said.
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Developing countries slowly followed during the 2020s, though in many enforcement of the new rules was patchy at best.
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According to a report by the World Bank, 1% of city dwellers in developing countries work as waste-pickers.
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For example, did you know that loads of women in developing countries aren't even allowed to work full time?
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Of the $20143 billion disbursed worldwide in 2018, $529 billion went to developing countries, according to the World Bank.
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By then yet more developing countries may have achieved universal health care, making America even more of an outlier.
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The increase reflects a shift in the burden of disease that is increasingly apparent in other developing countries, too.
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As a share of GDP, the developed world spends roughly twice as much on health as developing countries do.
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In reality economic-partnership agreements usually require these developing countries to agree not to impose tariffs on EU goods.
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Barbara Hendricks, the environment minister, opened proceedings by pledging additional funds to help developing countries adjust to global warming.
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Some developing countries complain that deals to help them should be agreed on before new areas are opened up.
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Virtually all of those deaths — a staggering 3003 percent — occur in developing countries, mostly in Africa and South Asia.
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As a result, private schooling, tuition, vocational and tertiary education are booming in developing countries (see our Special report).
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He said he particularly appreciated Xi's remarks that developing countries are owed equal treatment as traders by developed countries.
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The adoption of smart phones in developing countries that have skipped desktop computer adoption and went straight to mobile.
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The goal of the funding is to help nudge developing countries towards cleaner energy like wind and solar instead.
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Baltimore has suffered decades of urban blight, poor governance, and crime and socioeconomic statistics that can rival developing countries.
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Pharo runs $10 billion across four funds that bet on macroeconomic trends in developing countries, according to its website.
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Since winning the Nobel Peace Prize, this remarkable young woman has campaigned for investment in education in developing countries.
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Despite billions poured into programmes in developing countries to educate booming populations, the budgets are just scratching the surface.
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Extreme weather robbed millions in developed and developing countries of their lives, homes and jobs in 2017, she said.
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And some economists worry that the premature decline of manufacturing in developing countries will stunt their long-term growth.
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"The offline population in developing countries is mostly poor, female, elderly, less educated and in rural areas," he said.
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Of the countries with nuclear facilities, developing countries with new nuclear programmes such Egypt and Algeria are least secure.
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"Where decisions are taken that are bad for women in developing countries we should help those women," he said.
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As in many developing countries, the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) sets prices for about 218 critical medicines.
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The Netherlands has committed $10 million to an initiative to fund abortion services in developing countries, Reuters reported Saturday.
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So it means it's really meaningless to study inequality in Latin American and developing countries without considering this issue.
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In most developing countries ranked by PISA, more than half the students achieved only very basic competence in maths.
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He said air pollution levels were at critically high levels in developing countries and governments needed to move quicker.
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Finally, it's worth considering that the biggest potential for basic income isn't in the US but in developing countries.
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It put the "credit gap" for small but formal businesses in developing countries at around $1 trillion in 2011.
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Giving people in developing countries access to the global economy can help alleviate everything from disease to political instability.
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As the crisis roared on, developing countries lost a trillion dollars a year due to corruption and tax evasion.
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A major initiative provides care to poor people in developing countries, chiefly Africa, to combat H.I.V./AIDS and malaria.
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But developing countries, which comprise the vast majority of the pact's signatories, are required to make only sporadic communications.
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It shows Facebook is hitting saturation in some markets but still has room to grow in many developing countries.
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In this unique space, Mexico draws on its position to help build consensus between developed and developing countries (Brookings).
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Queued up behind China, other fast-growing developing countries with large populations are embarking on the same urbanization process.
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Prjkt Ruby donates 25 cents from each $20 pack of pills to a nonprofit providing contraception in developing countries.
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Queued up behind China, other fast-growing developing countries with large populations are embarking on the same urbanization process.
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Credit is also scarcer in most developing countries, requiring individuals to save more in order to afford their goals.
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In any case, developing countries would need to unite behind one candidate to have any chance of overturning convention.
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The aim of this give-what-you-can approach was to nudge developed and developing countries toward a consensus.
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But island states, such as the Maldives and Mauritius, along with developing countries like Ethiopia and Cambodia, were resistant.
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It flies to developing countries to provide training for doctors and nurses, as well as delivering sight-saving surgeries.
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By sending pepper spray to developing countries, Kuro and his team are helping to empower women to fight back.
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This is as true for women living in the United States as it is for women in developing countries.
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At the same time, developing countries also have strong demand, like India, it is also adopting the same strategy.
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But it's crucial to remember that largest part of UNESCO's budget is spent on education initiatives in developing countries.
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Queued up behind China, other fast-growing developing countries with large populations are embarking on the same urbanisation process.
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So he's been working with the Gates Foundation to understand how these properties could improve sanitation in developing countries.
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Domestic threats aside, internationally climate changes may influence humanitarian crises, destabilize developing countries, disrupt trade, and enable political violence.
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US Vice President Mike Pence this month knocked China for loans to developing countries in the Pacific and beyond.
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It also aims to increase financial inclusion for people with restricted access to the financial services in developing countries.
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Others countries - including heavily coal-dependent developing countries - will be watching their experiences, and the costs involved, Whitley said.
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He had long complained that it held the U.S. to higher environmental standards than developing countries, such as India.
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It's possible the administration might prefer to hold China and other developing countries to the strictest transparency standards possible.
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So drug trafficking organizations can exploit these weaknesses, build up huge operations, and effectively wage war within developing countries.
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Globally, the statistics for environmental health and safety in developing countries are even poorer when compared to western nations.
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In 2015, officially recorded remittances to developing countries totalled $431.6 billion, up 0.4 percent on 2014's $23 billion.
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To date, the startup has worked with agencies and NGOs to distribute about 2,000 chairs to 20 developing countries.
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In a time when financial resources are scarce, the World Bank maximizes U.S. impact on reform in developing countries.
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"Eventually, this effort could help inoculate developing countries against Chinese neo-colonial behavior," the memo says, according to Axios.
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About 50 percent of the world's population — mainly people in developing countries, women in particular — is still not online.
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Pharmaceutical companies use similar strategies to sell products in developing countries; there's no reason the approach can't work here.
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The Carters established the Carter Center in 1982 in Atlanta, with initiatives that include fighting diseases in developing countries.
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Meanwhile, 18.5 million women have unsafe abortions every year in developing countries, and 47,000 women die from them worldwide.
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These recent additions to the map tend to arise in developing countries like Morocco, Nigeria, Uganda, Myanmar and Indonesia.
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On average, education costs $1.25 a day per child in developing countries, according to the Global Partnership for Education.
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He has also criticized the Clinton Foundation, which is known for helping lower HIV drug costs in developing countries.
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Meanwhile, 18.5 million women have unsafe abortions every year in developing countries, and 47,000 women die from them worldwide.
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The bank formed a $23 billion partnership with private-equity firm Apollo Global to buy debt in developing countries.
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Chinese-made masks have been part of aid packages to Europe, to developing countries and to the United States.
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And strategists at Goldman Sachs wrote that virtual currencies may work as real money someday, particularly in developing countries.
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But do some research before committing to volunteer work in developing countries, especially if that volunteer work involves children.
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India's Nehru took a leading role in the group, which sought to represent developing countries during the Cold War.
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Developing countries are still using HCFC-22 as a refrigerant, but they should be burning the HFC-23 byproduct.
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Together with India and smaller developing countries, China was expected to be an engine of growth for fossil fuels.
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The United States has driven exports to record highs on growing demand from China, India and other developing countries.
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You put it in higher-risk areas that are less trafficked — venture-type elements, competing markets in developing countries.
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The Trump administration challenged the UPU&aposs sliding-scale fee structure, which granted highly subsidized rates to developing countries.
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U.S. assistance has been highly successful in improving basic education in many developing countries, especially in early grade literacy.
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The second would be historical relationship, measured by the long, historical ties some developed countries have with developing countries.
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Early-warning systems, sorely lacking in many developing countries, are also critical, as are evacuation and emergency response plans.
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India, with its population of 1.3 billion people, is one of the most rapidly developing countries in the world.
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Yet, these proportions are dismal when compared to most countries in the world, both advanced democracies and developing countries.
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The fact that Bridge was a for-profit company gave pause to some NGOs that work in developing countries.
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The groom's father is a consultant with the United Nations Development Program in Manhattan, which works with developing countries.
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Besides cheating, are they also exploiting the people in developing countries whom they are paying to do their writing?
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Commodities are among the largest traded items by volume while commodity production dominates the economies of most developing countries.
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Scientists predict that future summers will "smash" temperature records, with developing countries and small islands facing the greatest threat.
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Facebook's mission is to bring the world closer together, including providing internet access in remote areas and developing countries.
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It issues between $50 billion and $60 billion a year of bonds to back economic progress in developing countries.
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As a solar company, energy was an obvious solution – and power is also an expensive commodity in developing countries.
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And there are several developing countries where reports of selfie deaths may not make it into the local news.
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CARE Around the world, CARE works to eliminate poverty, in part by focusing on women's empowerment in developing countries.
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Moreover, "training athletes in North Korea is not as expensive is it is in other developing countries," Melvin said.
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That's primarily the case of China and the 10 rapidly developing countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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The app shows the details of 50 hand-selected reforestation projects in developing countries where trees can be planted.
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With international travel, migration and climate change, these infections are no longer confined to tropical and subtropical developing countries.
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The figures were calculated using World Bank data for 217 nations, consisting of 78 developed and 138 developing countries.
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Another need is for quick, inexpensive tests that could be used easily in a doctor's office in developing countries.
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In many developing countries, political opponents "use human rights violations as smear tactics," according to Feeley, the former ambassador.
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While extreme weather events aren&apost exclusive to poorer or developing countries, they tend to affect them most severely.
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While climate-related disasters aren&apost exclusive to poorer or developing countries, they tend to affect them most severely.
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In 2008, Starbucks began offering "fair trade" coffee that pledged to pay producers in developing countries a fair wage.
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In developing countries, this kind of ethnic power transfer is the exact situation where widespread ethnic conflict breaks out.
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Many companies opt to cheaply (and illegally) export their e-waste to developing countries with less stringent waste removal laws.
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Evidence from developing countries supports the idea that errors are the side-effects of better, if more complex, health care.
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This would leave little room for rapidly developing countries like India to grow their economies while wrestling with rising emissions.
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In 2017, simultaneous growth in Europe, China, Japan, and some developing countries were a key reason that factory output rose.
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The Paris Agreement is the first-ever global agreement to commit industrialized and developing countries to act on global warming.
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While in law school, he started a tech company called I-Dev International, that helped developing countries build business strategies.
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Guinea worm disease — a terrible parasite that once affected millions in developing countries — may not be long for this world.
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There are plenty of museums, especially in developing countries, that are cash-strapped, badly run or vulnerable for other reasons.
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The trade agreements were unfair — to the benefit of the U.S. and Europe and to the detriment of developing countries.
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Indeed, they liked it that wages were pressured down as American workers had to compete with workers from developing countries.
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In time, governments in developing countries will make sure that more waste is collected and tighten the rules about disposal.
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But they will not find it easy—particularly if they are developing countries that are bent on state-driven modernisation.
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Half the world's students live in developing countries where the supply of university places cannot keep up with the demand.
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Like migrants everywhere, the people who cross into developing countries are nearly always trying to better themselves and their families.
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Doctors Without Borders classifies the drug an "essential medicine," arguing that pain relief shouldn't be a luxury in developing countries.
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They have never heard of the Green Climate Fund (GCF), a UN initiative to bring climate finance to developing countries.
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It may be higher in developing countries, where consumers are further from satiating their appetite for travel or air-conditioning.
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The situation might be different in developing countries, where there is a lack of financial institution infrastructure and unstable currencies.
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The ICT also states that 3.2 billion people use the internet, with two billion of these users from developing countries.
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It would help developing countries, except China, with financial aid to cut their emissions by 36% during that same period.
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Especially in sunny and windy developing countries with fast-growing demand, they offer a potentially lucrative, subsidy-free investment opportunity.
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Figuring out how to monetize these developing countries where buying power is lower will be key to the company's outlook.
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In some developing countries, like Myanmar, people have rapidly become connected to the internet for the first time via smartphones.
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There are a whole lot of challenges in providing healthcare in rural or remote parts of developing countries, Gheorghe said.
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In some developing countries the mental-health care models spawned by disaster relief were adopted by primary health-care systems.
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Most of the offending tins are sold legally, since few developing countries have banned manufacturers from putting lead in paint.
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In the New Era of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics, China has increased the options for developing countries to achieve modernisation.
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In the 1990s, several developing countries were already losing up to 3 percent of daylight working hours to intense heat.
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The Mission One comes from Endless, a company that spent the last five years selling cheap computers in developing countries.
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We're preparing developing countries that are in the midst of trying to understand what will happen to those trade tensions.
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Believers in the trap often argue that once developing countries have exhausted the easy gains from cheap labour, they stagnate.
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Apple still has a chance for growth in developing countries despite sagging sales in China, one company watcher said Wednesday.
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Not too different from Facebook Lite, Twitter has also built a version of its app that's optimized for developing countries.
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Like too many developing countries, countries like Chad and Niger rank high on lists of the world's most fragile states.
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The United States also contributed a sizable amount of money to help fund developing countries' efforts to combat climate change.
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The team reckons the device could be retrofitted to devices where budgets are tight—such as clinics in developing countries.
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In developing countries, however, beefing up security often comes at the steep cost of spending cuts to social welfare programs.
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But populism is raging outside those places as well, in China, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Turkey and other developing countries.
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When developing countries started opening their economies, trade volume increased — which led to inevitable job loss in the developed world.
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Perhaps nowhere are they more prevalent than in the so-called "global south" -- the developing countries of the southern hemisphere.
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Trade agreements and economic shifts have sent the good paying union jobs they once held to sweatshops in developing countries.
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A couple of weeks ago we shared a fascinating documentary that challenged our assumptions about diabetes, especially in developing countries.
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And a private equity fund aims to be the first to invest in climate change adaptation technologies for developing countries.
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Policymakers have long recognized that a large, sudden influx of refugees can politically and economically destabilize developing countries and regions.
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People who are hurt most by that are people who live in developing countries around the world, with huge inequality.
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But penetration rates were still low compared with other developing countries such as Mexico (278), Brazil (246) and Malaysia (000).
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The initiative puts Chile at the forefront of clean mobility in Latin America as well as among developing countries worldwide.
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Developing countries like India have long worried that a too-aggressive phase-out would make air conditioning unaffordable for millions.
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More than 250,000 women die each year from cervical cancer worldwide, with the majority of cases happening in developing countries.
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Within that population, 8 billion people are expected to live in developing countries, where food security is already a rarity.
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This means researchers in developing countries have enduring access to articles that may have once cost upwards of $30 each.
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Nevertheless, negotiators in Vienna agreed to use the Montreal Protocol's Multilateral Fund to support developing countries in making the transition.
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It is rapidly developing countries like Turkey, Indonesia, and Vietnam where key decisions about 21st-century infrastructure are being made.
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Perry has cited the benefits of fossil fuels to developing countries and also called U.S. resources an important strategic asset.
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Why it matters: Developing countries' e-retail sectors are hemmed in by their customers lack of access to credit cards.
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"We, developed and developing countries together, will defend the Paris Agreement," European Climate Commissioner Miguel Arias Canete said on Thursday.
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The IDC in April challenged DFID to explain how it would help more contractors from developing countries bid for work.
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The world's fleet of private cars is forecast to triple by 2050, with most of the growth in developing countries.
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Obesity-related conditions are usually expensive to treat and will take a heavy toll on developing countries' economies, experts say.
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Finally, the TFA contains special provisions to help developing countries modernize their customs infrastructure through public- and private-sector funding.
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Part of this relates simply to having more information on the underlying financial performance of sustainable investments in developing countries.
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This includes allowing Indian drug companies to manufacture much lower-cost versions of the medicines for sale in developing countries.
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The countries with the lowest vaccination rates are all very poor, but many developing countries run excellent programmes (see chart).
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The theorem is unable to explain why skilled workers have prospered even in developing countries, where they are not abundant.
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Deals have multiplied as firms from the rich world have splurged on those in developing countries, and, occasionally, vice versa.
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Since 2005, U.S. Agriculture exports have grown 152 percent to developing countries, including a whopping 294 percent in South America.
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Chinese imports went from a negligible 22019 percent of other developing countries' exports to 3 percent from 1980 to 2010.
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In 2015, China founded the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, and lends heavily to developing countries through its government export banks.
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In developing countries, or certainly countries with collapsed currency it is more important and could be used for daily use.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve's clamp on interest rates encouraged the flow of capital to high-performing developing countries like Brazil.
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The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation helps provide health care and education to those living in poverty in developing countries.
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But concerns of developing countries taking on unrealistic financial obligations have sparked allegations of what's being called 'debt-trap diplomacy.
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In developing countries, governments should provide adequate transport systems and access to credits to support small farmers and rural communities.
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The question is, how do we pay for it, given the limited availability of government funding, particularly in developing countries?
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It is a security issue insofar as loss of natural resources, especially in poor developing countries can lead to conflict.
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The impact of losing cheap and effective antibiotics for treating people will be felt hardest in developing countries, Tayler said.
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But despite these gains, the Mexican economy is sluggish compared with that of developing countries such as India and China.
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The road dangers in many developing countries include crowded buses, and pedestrians sharing roads with animals, carts and other vehicles.
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Her goal is to "economically empower" 50 million women in developing countries by 2025 at the cost of $100 million.
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But concerns of developing countries taking on unrealistic financial obligations have sparked allegations of what's being called 'dept-trap diplomacy.
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It is now beyond argument that liberalized trade between wealthy countries and developing countries exposes vulnerable workers to substantial perils.
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His new job, working to protect consumers in developing countries, harkens back to his times with the FTC and WilmerHale.
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"This fund will support developing countries and emerging markets and implement some solutions," Global Citizen policy director Michael Sheldrick said.
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A key driver of American security in the future will be for youth in developing countries to find meaningful work.
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In many developing countries, women get reproductive health care at the same place they get all of their other care.
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Small and medium enterprises provide two-thirds of the formal jobs in developing countries and the majority of jobs overall.
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" And a majority (55 percent) believe that "spending more money won't make much difference in improving health in developing countries.
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Reports of Facebook-linked violence only grew in India, and as Facebook expanded to other developing countries, similar stories followed.
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When President George W. Bush reinstated the ban in 2001, organizations in 20 developing countries lost USAID funding for contraception.
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By offering developing countries affordable financing, the new fund will plug a yawning chasm in the architecture of international aid.
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For one thing, Obama pledged $3 billion to the Green Climate Fund, which helps developing countries cope with climate change.
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Georgieva wrote at the time that such support could be used to aid its members, especially emerging and developing countries.
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The average Indian's life expectancy is about 68 years, significantly lower than other large developing countries like China or Brazil.
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That means developed countries must go negative earlier, to allow for a slower and more difficult shift in developing countries.
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Both Japan and China are now racing to secure lucrative construction contracts in developing countries to expand their strategic reach.
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Protestors in Pikachu costumes gathered at the venue to protest Japan's ongoing financial support for coal power in developing countries.
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In developing countries, probiotics were shown to prevent neonatal sepsis, an important cause of early-life deaths in those regions.
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This, I think, is what happened after 1990, partly because of containerization, partly because of trade liberalization in developing countries.
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He moved into creating prosthetics for people in developing countries who rely heavily on physical activity in their daily lives.
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Transmission and distribution, and getting customers to pay, are some of the biggest challenges for energy companies in developing countries.
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So Mr. Xi is looking to the rest of the world, particularly developing countries, to keep its economic engine going.
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What are three reasons the essay-for-hire industry has become a source of income for people in developing countries?
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In 2012, Melinda donated a whopping $560 million towards efforts to increase access to contraception for women in developing countries.
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Developing countries, such as Chile, tend to fall in the high-inequality, low-mobility section of the Great Gatsby Curve.
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"The increased use of robots in developed countries risks eroding the traditional labor cost advantage of developing countries," it states.
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"We're more focused on developed countries, instead of developing countries," Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei's consumer business group, told CNBC.
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The vast majority of Hindus — 98 percent — live in three developing countries with weak education systems: India, Nepal and Bangladesh.
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COP22 is about action: on promoting implementation, on enhancing ambition, on ensuring that developing countries have the support they need.
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In July the IMF cut its growth forecast for developing countries to 4.1%, the slowest rate of expansion since 2009.
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The FAO has projected a 43% increase in global demand for cereals, including wheat, by 2050, mainly from developing countries.
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Pollution problems are especially bad in developing countries such as Indonesia, which can lack the necessary infrastructure to handle it.
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Crucially, the countries tied to the "Belt and Road" initiative are some of the riskiest developing countries in the world.
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Wolfowitz was treated as a pariah because of his conservative outlook and his uncompromising stand against corruption in developing countries.
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Developing countries can grow faster, create more jobs, and attract more investment when they are part of dynamic regional markets.
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The GPE said donor countries pledged $2.3 billion at the conference to fund education in up to 89 developing countries.
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There are some signs that developing countries are trying to avoid falling into a Western-style diet as they industrialize.
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And yes, we did do that in some developing countries; our history with, say, Iran is not at all pretty.
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In developing countries, where the abuse of nuns seems more prevalent, priests tend to be put on even higher pedestals.
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And it marks the end of the bifurcation in responsibilities between developed and developing countries, which is in America's interest.
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Under the reforms, lending to China and other wealthier developing countries will decrease with more resources going to needier countries.
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But some developing countries are also starting to pare back fuel subsidies in order to alleviate strains on their budget.
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But only recently has data made clear just how limited the impact of government redistribution in many developing countries is.
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In poorer developing countries, taxes would have to be higher, given the smaller number of middle-class and wealthy citizens.
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When developing countries began to change those policies and really open themselves to trade in the '80s and especially the '90s, then we saw what we kind of knew would ultimately be the US pattern of specialization — which was not in these really labor-intensive manufacturing goods that those developing countries are great at making.
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There's still a lot we don't know about flu epidemics in developing countries, as most research has focused on Europe and the US. A 2011 analysis estimates that there are between 203,000 and 111,500 annual deaths of children under age 25 from influenza and that 230 percent of those deaths were in developing countries.
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"We urge the developed countries to review their management of plastic waste and stop shipping garbage to developing countries," Yeo added.
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But Mexico and other developing countries don't have the incredibly powerful political, economic, and criminal justice institutions that developed nations have.
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MP: I have not seen really great estimates — for some developing countries, the data's so poor regardless that it's really hard.
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