Even an economy as impoverished as Haiti s is a complex system dependent on trade between rural and urban areas, transport, electricity, port services, and government functions.

Special incentives were given to health staff in impoverished areas and the government re established the country's food and nutrition surveillance system to provide early warning of nutrition needs, especially in areas where food production had fallen.

(Yemen) dressmaking training for impoverished women.

(Yemen) dressmaking trainings to impoverished women.

With the start of the dry season, tens of thousands of refugees and internally displaced persons have started returning to some of the most impoverished areas in Africa.

Yet most of Africa s people remain impoverished.

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(Nepal) handmade papermaking training for impoverished people.

The Strategy recognized the particular problems of impoverished and marginalized women in both urban and rural areas and the important role that women's and community groups could play in tackling them.

The ongoing construction of the wall inside the West Bank had isolated and impoverished those living in the adjacent areas, especially in the area between the wall and the 1949 truce line.

Stationing soldiers will not pacify hungry, impoverished, and desperate people.

In both cases, but in different ways, people feel impoverished.

In impoverished countries, books are a luxury few can afford.

Technical Dispatch and Vocational Training (Yemen) dressmaking training for impoverished women.

With the rainy season coming to an end, hundreds of thousands of refugees and internally displaced persons are expected to return in the weeks and months ahead to some of the most impoverished areas in Africa.

Similar projects will be gradually implemented across the impoverished regions of Guizhou.

They constitute an affront to the poor, who thereby become further impoverished.

No one, least of all impoverished Africans, can afford to repeat that mistake.

Extremist groups like the Taliban find ample recruitment possibilities in such impoverished communities.

For two years now, that country has been divided, fragmented and increasingly impoverished.

Towards that end, NICCO is constantly devoting its energy to achieving environmental conservation and rural development in impoverished and desolate areas of the world, as stated in Article 4, Declaration of the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment.

Just imagine, 1,000 people could ensure primary health care for one billion impoverished people.

Traditionally, development flows were unidirectional, going from the wealthy North to the impoverished South.

Indeed, Haiti can become an inspiration for many other fragile and impoverished new democracies.

This right as assistance to impoverished families is not fulfilled in the other cantons.

However, this does not mean that the child children will be impoverished because of it.

In the meantime, political, social, and economic chaos will deepen, and Haiti's impoverished people will suffer.

This program and practice will foster dignity within communities often viewed as powerless, illiterate, and culturally impoverished.

The 2008 planting seasons came and went with much too little additional help for impoverished small farmers.

Dr. Gorrie died impoverished in 1855, and the idea of air conditioning went away for 50 years.

Impoverished communities are cheering the prospect of a rapid ramp up in girls education, if meager resources permit.

Millions of people remain impoverished, face discrimination, and suffer long lasting trauma even after the guns fall silent.

After emancipation in the nineteenth century, the African American communities remained impoverished and largely bereft of political rights.

Since the economies of most impoverished post conflict countries are based on agriculture, restarting farm output is vital.

The protesters are demanding jobs, development and positive discrimination in favor of marginalized and impoverished regions like Kasserine.

He left England the next day for the continent, to spend his last three years in impoverished exile.

And Israel was greatly impoverished because of the Midianites and the children of Israel cried unto the LORD.

Despite many past promises of a cleanup, Ogoniland remains in environmental agony, impoverished and sickened by the oil industry.

For 25 years, the Bank tried to get governments out of agriculture, leaving impoverished peasants to fend for themselves.

Ending these deaths would not only reduce suffering, but would also unleash economic prosperity in impoverished and unstable societies.

The rich world should offer impoverished regions like sub Saharan Africa more economic support to break out of poverty.

Impoverished farmers should receive a free package of seeds, fertilizers, and low cost equipment (such as pumps for irrigation).

In February 2007, The New York Times reported that 53 percent of the impoverished families in Israel were Arabs.

(Afghanistan) providing training to promote vegetable cultivation at kitchen gardens among impoverished families repairing water channels for irrigation measures.

France s impoverished suburbs, the notorious banlieues , make the ideal of fraternité sound like an insult on top of an injury.