Sentence examples for difficult to access areas from inspiring English sources

While the conflict has contributed to deforestation and the destruction of ecosystems, it has also limited the exploitation of resources such as wood, mining, and agribusiness in several rural and difficult to access areas, many of which are characterised by high biodiversity.

At the landscape level, KRAs took different forms based on forage availability during the dry season but generally occurred in locations of the landscape with aseasonal water availability and/or difficult to access areas during wet season forage abundance.

The humanitarian crisis situation in Syria is dire, particularly in difficult to access areas, which are home to around 4.7 million people, according to the UN.

Importance of girls' education "Especially in high-risk, difficult to access areas, UNICEF is promoting community-based schools," said UNICEF Representative in Afghanistan Catherine Mbengue.

Registration rates decrease to 41% among those in the poorest quintile of the population, and to 34% for children living in rural and difficult to access areas [ 4].

In partnership with local authorities, the National Bureau of Disaster Risk Management BNGRCC), and local non-governmental organizations, UNICEF is continuing evaluation missions in the most difficult to access areas to assess the full impact of the storm.

In a statement on its website on Friday, Castlereagh Council said asbestos had been found "in a previously unrecorded and difficult to access area".

Leave immediately, preferably through an area, port, airport, or border crossing that is in a disputed or difficult to access area.

There are also some areas where transmission intensity is not well known because it is difficult to access these areas due to terrain or security constraints, or due to the lack of an effective surveillance system.

Field survey respondents indicated that animals and humans generally avoid difficult to access hilly areas using them only when all other easily accessible rangeland is depleted of forage during droughts.

A promising model, he said, is De Winning, a social and agricultural project in Limburg Province, where adults with disabilities and from disadvantaged backgrounds are using draft horses to maintain and cultivate difficult-to-access areas of forest and grassland while creating minimum disturbance to the soil and surroundings.