43, 44 In 1993 Shepard and Halstead estimated the cost-effectiveness of immunization compared with vector control and case management in the context of two levels of healthcare system development—"developed" or "undeveloped" (e.g., Thailand and Laos, respectively).
Their bill simply declared that on sensitive coastlines that were then undeveloped, any future development would have to occur without federal subsidies.
However, in undeveloped and developing countries guidelines are poorly applied.
It reaffirms the government's commitment to some recent multilateral undertakings, such as the ongoing new round of trade liberalization and the so-called Monterrey Consensus, which supports the financing of development in undeveloped countries.
Residents of the town of Greenburgh protested the county's decision to give the undeveloped Rochambeau Park for development into a state park.
We took as our study countries, India with its well-developed smallholder dairy sector, and Ethiopia where the smallholder dairy industry has remained relatively undeveloped despite decades of development effort.
In theory, high-density developments are supposed to compensate for land left undeveloped, but proposals for such developments are often fiercely resisted.
Labour would ask councils to identify suitable brownfield sites (sites that have been previously developed, likely in urban areas) for development before green field (undeveloped sites, likely in more rural areas).
In part, design standards for SCMs include peak flow attenuation to maintain pre-development flow conditions to those of undeveloped watersheds or return urbanized, developed watersheds back to the pre-developed state.
Although Iceland is highly ranked by currently available energy indices, controversy has surrounded the development of previously undeveloped areas for power development and Iceland now finds itself at a crossroads regarding future energy developments.
