Sentence examples for assistance population from inspiring English sources

Obtaining adequate prenatal care was associated with greater participation in community support programs for both the entire population of women giving birth and for the income assistance population, and with prenatal benefit receipt for the income assistance population.

For both the entire population of women and the income assistance population, unmarried women were more likely to receive the prenatal benefit, but less likely to participate in community support programs.

The finding that women with depressive symptoms, whether from the entire population or the income assistance population, were more likely to participate in community support programs and more likely to receive the prenatal benefit presents an opportunity for mental health interventions.

To indicate the severity of food insecurity in our study sample we compared our prevalence rates with available national prevalence rates and other charitable food assistance populations.

Mao's theory and praxis was always likely to have greater appeal than classical, urban-oriented Marxism in many agrarian countries, where tiny elites held down, often with foreign assistance, a population consisting largely of peasants.

Established in 1969, the UNFPA is the largest international source of assistance for population programs and the leading United Nations (UN) organization for the implementation of the 1994 Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development.

We thank William Cole for assistance with population sampling, Justin Giancola and Stéphane De Mita for invaluable advice on computer programming, Stephen Wright, Asher Cutter, David Guttman and John Stinchcombe for helpful discussion.

In this context the following two projects aiming at providing "Assistance to populations expelled from Tanzania and support to reintegration of repatriated, expelled and displaced populations" were implemented: a.

2013 Burundi: Evaluation of the WaSH project in the integrated rural villages of Rutana 2010 Burundi: Assistance to populations expelled from Tanzania and support to reintegration of repatriated, expelled and displaced populations.

This is a smart way to question whether assistance to populations in Africa — in the form of pharmaceuticals or water wells or even underwear — is more about making donors look good than about doing good for the needy.

He said that on the area of fuel, as in food, it is better to focus assistance on "populations in difficulty and to reserve appropriate help for them".