We would move people out of the target cities into the countryside.

C. Grass roots innovations and rural livelihoods

In rural areas, land is the most highly valued asset.

Country people are traditionally suspicious of strangers.

(b) Use of renewable sources of energy as rural growth impulses

In rural areas, straw is frequently used to build the walls of people's homes.

The main explanations are schools are perceived as culturally alien, especially in rural areas in highly patriarchal societies sending boys to school is more useful schools do not take into account the fact that the vast majority of girls are heavily burdened with domestic tasks schools are often far from the places of residence there is a shortage of teachers, particularly in rural areas.

Additionally, young people highlight the need to invest in entrepreneurial activities for rural youth, e.g., by creating a fund for young rural entrepreneurs.

Livelihood industries are those, which assure sustainable sources of livelihoods for the rural poor.

Pilot training activities have been undertaken in seven project sites, mostly in rural areas.

The aim of the project is to revitalize the Chernobyl areas and increase the social activism and responsibility of the rural population.

1.1.7 The Rural Code (Order No. 93 015 of 2 March 1993)

That means more than one billion trips for rural women and men to collect their money.

Even though this situation is frequently found in the urban and surrounding areas, it is however particularly felt in the rural areas.

(a) Can South South cooperation generate income and employment opportunities for the rural and urban poor?

The wealth gap between China s urban and rural regions has badly skewed China s education.

By 2020, 60 of the world's population is expected to be living in urban, rather than rural, areas.

The majority of the Turkish forces in the region either surrendered peacefully to the Greek Army, or fled to the countryside.

In April 2008, the UK government afforded the angel shark full protection under the Wildlife and Countryside Act.

These conditions render the rural population vulnerable to the influence of drug trafficking and increase dependence on illicit crop production.

In the Niger, according to the analysis of the situation of women and children conducted in 1998, about 82 per cent of women live in rural areas.

People become so engaged that they have volunteers, just like political volunteers anyway, who fan out over the countryside, campaigning for their candidate.

In Africa, UNICEF will coordinate its efforts closely with the African Development Bank in support of the Bank's Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Initiative.

The Integration and Dissemination Network, too, has set up three legal clinics, in Dakoro (in the Maradi region), Gaya (Dosso) and Téra (Tillabéri).

Due to lack of funding, rural students in China are disadvantaged by systemic problems in areas like teaching, management, infrastructure and educational resources.

Literacy was estimated at 92.9 in 2007 this rate is lower in rural areas (80.3 ) than in urban areas (96.3 ).

It should be noted that in all these respects the rural population, girls and indigenous peoples deserve special attention and greater efforts because their situation is particularly acute.

Unemployment rates for 1999 were 0.5 per cent for men and 0.6 per cent for women, with slightly higher rates in rural areas.

To open up markets for rural inhabitants, FAO is also rehabilitating hundreds of kilometres of small roads, while WFP provides food rations to the project workforce.

This banditry, which spares neither countryside nor city, much less roads, takes many forms carjacking, armed robbery and hold up of motorists.

Even if radio stations are on the increase in rural communities, the reception of most private radio and television stations is limited only to the city of Niamey.

During the initial phases of the Industry Leadership programme, individual women were targeted for leadership development opportunities through sponsorships to the Australian Rural Leadership Programme.

Of course the family of the harasser defended their son and accused Noha as if they do not have a girl , saying that they are from the country side with morals that do not permit them to act like this !!

(n) Promoting programmes to enable rural women and men to reconcile their work and family responsibilities and to encourage men to share equally with women household and childcare responsibilities

In Morocco, for example, the PAGER project, which brings water to the rural population, would not be feasible were it not for the devolution of the operation and maintenance of water facilities to local communities.

The tasks carried out by women, particularly in the countryside, are essentially related to providing assistance and food production, while men are portrayed as being responsible for earning the livelihood, and bringing the back home.

Recognizing the critical role and contribution of rural women, including indigenous women, in enhancing agricultural and rural development, improving food security and eradicating rural poverty,

The representative of Bangladesh praised the evaluation of his country's rural hygiene, sanitation and water supply project, describing the steady focus of UNICEF on fresh water supply, sanitation and hygiene facilities.

So far the project has substantially increased the rate of the rural population with access to drinking water from 14 per cent in 1994 to 55 per cent at the end of 2003.

It is also noted that livelihood options for young people living in rural areas should be diversified, by such means as building infrastructure, stimulating new branches of industry and promoting exchanges between rural and urban youth.

Protection or promotion of women's rights Human Rights Association of the Niger Democracy, freedom and development Democracy 2000 the Network for Law Integration and Dissemination in Rural Areas and the Association of Women Lawyers, among others

The strategy of the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is to empower poor rural peoples by improving their assets and giving them influence over important decision making that shapes their future.

The security, particularly of rural, indigenous and Afro Colombian women and girls and of those who are organized, displaced, confined or are returnees, has deteriorated as a result of the armed conflict and the use of sexual violence and social control by the illegal armed groups.

There was diminishing support to older people because of rural urban migration of able bodied men and women and there was an increasing burden on older persons resulting from their caring for growing numbers of HIV AIDS sufferers and war orphans.

With regard to assessment in terms of access to basic services of rural and urban poor, hilltribe and other ethnic groups, statistics show that 64 per cent of people in the urban area and 88 per cent in the rural parts of the country have access to the 30 baht health scheme.