Sentence examples for formal electricity from inspiring English sources

Residents of Mbazwana had to catch two public taxis to central Durban, taking about 45 min. There was also no formal electricity, pathways, or toilets in Mbazwana.

There was a regular public taxi to the centre of Durban taking about 25 min. Despite this Little Japan's roads were primarily untarred and there was little formal electricity and no inside toilets.

Government imposed limits on food supplies mean that supermarket shelves are often empty Food is transported by armed guard Formal rolling electricity blackouts are the norm Drought has hit the water supply, forcing some to steal it from local pools Inflation will hit close to 500 percent by the end of 2016 The country is lacking 80% of the most basic medical supplies.

Most of the households (>90%) in the formal settlements used electricity for cooking and lighting, while in the informal settlement mostly paraffin was used for cooking and candles for lighting.

In the other community, 71% live in formal housing with both electricity and running water.

Data from the South African Census (2011) for these communities showed that the majority of people had not completed school, were unemployed, lived in formal dwellings and used electricity for cooking [ 31] and were comparable to the study population.

On the computer and in a stack of scrapbooks beside her, Cunha – watched by her 13-year-old daughter Yasmim – flips through photos and cuttings of community actions, including a series of protests residents held last year to pressure the prefeitura – city hall – to provide them with what it has long promised: formal, conventional water, sewage and electricity provision.

Cité Soleil has has a poorly maintained open canal system that serves as its sewage system, few formal businesses, sporadic but largely free electricity, a few hospitals, and a single government school, Lycee Nationale de Cite Soleil. .

Almost 90% of households have formal housing, 70% are supplied with electricity, and 65% are supplied with sanitation and piped water [10].

Similarly, only one measure of socio-economic status (formal housing, access to water and electricity, access to a refrigerator and employment) was used at a time in each model, i.e. access to water and electricity.

The community consists of a formal sector with demarcated, individually numbered plots with electricity, water and plumbing services, and an informal sector of shacks sharing communal services.