Sentence examples for many developing communities from inspiring English sources

As part of ChildFund International's work in many developing communities around the world, we emphasize the importance of these relationships and help to educate parents about how they can and should be interacting - read: playing - with their children.

The COPCORD is a valid and reliable measurement instrument which has been used in many developing communities[ 16, 17].

Children less than 15 years of age constitute approximately 15% of the total TB case load in many developing communities [ 4, 5].

Polymer waste, often from food and drink containers, is common in many developing communities (Muttamara et al. 1994) and e-waste is becoming more predominant that can also be used as a feedstock (Zhong and Pearce 2018).

Because cholera can kill within hours of disease onset and access to cholera treatment centers is poor in many developing countries, community health workers (CHWs) are vital for educating community members about cholera transmission, prevention, and control and, when necessary, providing life-saving treatment.

"This is about developing communities," said Scullion.

"Unless concerted efforts are taken to bridge the digital divide, many developing countries and communities will miss economic opportunities," the campaign page says.

During the pandemic, a survey of the needs of developing countries conducted by the WHO and other UN agencies showed many developing countries found communicating at the community level a problem and were requesting support for planning for behavior change communication at the community level (12).

Agriculture is a main source of income for rural communities in many developing countries.

But BRAC has recently introduced these CHWs in urban slums in a maternal, newborn and child health project called Manoshi reaching over 6.2 million slum population as it is being used as the key approach to improving maternal and child health of the communities in many developing countries [7].

The significantly larger size of households, a feature shared by many developing countries, together with higher community-wide contact in PNG, contributed to the higher infection rates.