Sentence examples for inequality development from inspiring English sources

Recent reviews [ 3, 4] of research on HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, communicable diseases that together account for almost six million deaths per year, identify poverty, gender inequality, development policy and health sector 'reforms' that involve user fees and reduced access to care as contributors.

Institutional improvement, while positively and very significantly associated with economic productivity growth, is weakly enough related to inequality developments to allow the two variables to play distinct explanatory roles.

There is mounting evidence of the damaging effect of income inequality on development goals and economic growth prospects.

ECONOMISTS have long recognised that there is an association between inequality and development.

Immanuel Wallerstein's 'Modern World System' theory points out that the economic and political inequality of development between countries is the main driving force of international immigration.

Such a density-equalising map - also known as a cartogram - has become a popular tool to visualise inequality and development challenges [16].

Due to a dearth of data on poverty in Mexico City, the Council for the Evaluation of Social Development was created in 2008 to monitor poverty, inequality, social development, and compliance with human rights.

The global challenges that face humanity– peace; climate change; environmental degradation; economic, social and political inequality; sustainable development; health and food security– will get answered one way or another.

"The Elders have followed with interest and admiration the President's persistent efforts since taking office to end the civil wars that have plagued Colombia for half a century, wars that have unfortunately undermined the country's ability to exploit its natural wealth and address the deeply entrenched problems of poverty and inequality in development".

Wide disparities between the six geopolitical zones and within states also worsen the situation, with the poor and more vulnerable populations at greater risk of WASH related health and non-health (such as time saving, productivity, school enrolment and attendance, gender inequality) human development problems.

Of all the inequalities of development, this is arguably the worst.