Sentence examples for basic social infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Despite considerable progress having been made in recent years, millions of Brazilians still live below the poverty line, and the basic social infrastructure is frequently inadequate.

As government cutbacks in education, healthcare and other basic social infrastructure threaten to undercut long-term development, young people are emigrating to better their lives rather than suffer in an economy without jobs.

Results indicate that the community lacks some basic social infrastructure and therefore have an inclination for large-scale tourism development to remedy the situation.

Also, health promotion has focused on priority infectious diseases which, while justified, has meant that there is less money for the basic social infrastructure services such as water, sanitation and housing which effectively slow the propagation of infectious disease epidemics.

Since 1993, the conflict in Burundi caused the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people and the destruction of basic social infrastructure such as hospitals and health centers.

During emergencies, children's health, security and well-being are compromised as families and communities are broken up and basic social infrastructure is destroyed.

"Its aim is to ensure the planting and integrated development of economically interesting drought-tolerant plant species, water retention ponds, agricultural production systems and other income-generating activities, as well as basic social infrastructures," Escadafal said.

Although railway services have been suffering financially due to modal shifts and aging populations, they have been, and will continue to be, an essential component of nations' basic social infrastructures.

Registration data improve the accuracy of population census counts, providing governments with more detailed and accurate statistics for basic social services, infrastructure and development programmes.

A basic list of government tasks, the Bank reckons, includes establishing a foundation of law, maintaining macroeconomic stability, investing in basic social services and infrastructure as well as protecting the vulnerable and the environment.

The status and costs of providing basic amenities and social infrastructure are then analyzed.