It reaches remote populations that might not have access to other media and boosts their morale.
Operating costs for many companies, particularly those that serve remote populations, are often at least this much.
Rapid analysis using portable technology is feasible in remote populations under harsh climatic conditions.
The new wave of violence is in part rooted in the marginalisation of remote populations who have failed to benefit from India's recent rapid economic growth.
Until recently, it was nearly impossible for companies to gain insights about the purchasing preferences for remote populations and to tailor products accordingly.
"In large districts with remote populations, malaria control officers struggle to meet deadlines for bi-annual IRS (indoor residual spraying) coverage because of the time required to travel to rural areas," states a recent research paper in the Malaria Journal.
A system was designed to score endemic species and remote populations of plants, using an extensive herbarium database to set the spring flora in context.
However, at a regional and national level, especially in developing countries, the connectivity of remote populations in the case of disaster is of utmost importance.
Thanks to rapid advances in technology, telemedicine developed quickly, principally to link physicians to remote populations in such places as Alaska and Arizona's Tohono O'odham Indian reservation, which borders Mexico west of Tucson.
India has bad sanitation, large remote populations and vast migration from village to slum.In this section Surrounded by sharks Hai-handed Watery sunrise End of a scourge Against the grain No ordinary Jokowi ReprintsYet much has gone right.
Amnesty is now calling for an investigation, and for governments to apply pressure on Khartoum, in particular to allow humanitarian agencies access to Darfur's remote populations.
