Sentence examples for human development indicators from inspiring English sources
Pakistan is a developing countryb with poor human development indicators including health.
Specifically, this should involve developing statistical capacities to monitor human development indicators (including MDGs) of national statistical offices and other institutions involved in data processing and dissemination.
Countries are formally defined as "least developed" by criteria that take into account human development indicators and economic vulnerability, as well as income per capita.
While a state like Kerala boasts of human development indicators that are sometimes on par with developed countries, Uttar Pradesh's and Bihar's indicators are as abysmal as those of some impoverished African nations.
UNICEF has invested significantly in developing a database known as DevInfo to establish universal standards for human development indicators for use by all United Nations agencies and other organizations.
"It's not only that South Sudan has some of the lowest human development indicators of anywhere.
Despite significant progress in the past few decades across the spectrum of human development indicators--including life expectancy, education, and maternal health--open defecation is still widespread in Cambodia, with 72% of the rural population engaging in the practice in 2010 (compared to 89% in 1990).
A failed state suffers from crumbling infrastructures, faltering utility supplies and educational and health facilities, and deteriorating basic human-development indicators, such as infant mortality and literacy rates.
The clearest measure of this is to look at some of Indonesia's "human-development indicators" (see table 3), which have improved markedly over the past 30 years.
Its human-development indicators were among the world's worst even before the earthquake struck (see chart).The most common problem is homelessness.
In the book's bleak final pages Mrs Okonjo-Iweala concedes that Nigeria has some of the world's worst human-development indicators and looks unlikely to meet its health and education goals.
