Sentence examples for needs in developing countries from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, many other public health needs in developing countries are being ignored.

Unfortunately, the money will not be nearly enough to meet the rising health needs in developing countries.

There are vast needs in developing countries in terms of health capacity building and vast resources in more developed countries.

My qualitative postdoctoral research project is focusing on the role of private biotechnology companies in addressing local health needs in developing countries; it will involve travel to several countries, including China, India, Brazil, and South Africa.

The authors reviewed the global methods of biogas production, enrichment, compression and storage for energy generation and highlighted its potential application in meeting energy needs in developing countries, with emphasis on Nigeria.

The paper deals in particular with tropical clays in order to develop new processing of clay based construction materials such as bricks, roof and floor tiles, for building needs in developing countries.

Sugarcane crop and its principal as well as byproducts are cheaper because the manual labour is far more cheaper and easily available whenever and wherever it is needed in developing countries, especially in Pakistan compared to developed and richer countries.

This type of framework is particularly needed in developing countries, such as Nepal, where water resource development is rapidly increasing and changing traditional socio-hydrologic systems.

According to the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation, the increase in food production will be most needed in developing countries.

These sensors can be deployed in a variety of marine environments and are particularly needed in developing countries that currently lack monitoring capabilities.

We need to work out how we can learn from each other, recognise that resources are needed in developing countries as much as in the west, and understand that we have a responsibility to sustainable development across the world.