Sentence examples for poor located from inspiring English sources

First, many economies have a "residual" pool of rural poor located on abundant but less favored agricultural land, and second, considerable land use conversion and resource exploitation are occurring through expansion of a commercial primary products sector.

Any policy strategy targeted at improving the livelihoods of the rural poor located in remote and fragile environments should be assessed against an alternative strategy, which is to encourage greater out-migration from these areas.

With a majority of the world's poor located in rural areas, the resilience of rural poverty in industrialized countries, and a significant share of environmental degradation the byproduct of rural poverty, the design of effective rural policies remains an important theme.

Consuming mountains of cheap goods has also produced huge environmental costs, particularly for poor communities located close to distribution hubs.

Coupled with the building of multi-storey, subsidised housing for the urban poor (some located close to transit nodes), the result is that Addis Ababa is densifying, setting an example for what is possible in other cities facing similar challenges.

Until the end of the Chosŏn (Yi) dynasty (1392 1910) Taejŏn was a poor village located on the Taejŏn River; the modern city has grown to encompass the area around the Kap (Gap) and Yudŭng (Yudeung) rivers as well.

For instance, the French government policy of "Grand Paris" aims to reduce the commuting costs of poor workers located in the Paris suburbs.

With λ= 4.6 marks/km 2 and λ′=13.8 marks/km 2. Increasing the REB, τ, causes the USF-MUEs with poor SIR, located at the edge of the macrocell, to be offloaded to the picocell and thereby increasing the 5th percentile throughput of USF-MUEs as shown in Figure 15a.

Furthermore, recent studies showed that species rich or poor communities located in tropical waters are more susceptible to invasions [54], [55].

Living on the periphery (where the only land affordable to the poor is located) now means additional costs in transportation, time and discomfort.

Most of these buildings originate from the high-rise construction boom of the 1960s and 1970s and many are in poor condition, located in more deprived areas and include a significant share of social housing [ 11].