Our staff members transport millions of taka in the villages without armored cars or armed guards.
In April last year, it was one of 18,452 Indian villages without electricity.
More than 61 million children — about one-fifth of the kids in China — live in villages without their parents.
Many farmworkers have come from remote villages without electricity, down tortuous gravel roads, hours from a semblance of a supermarket.
In the past, they have abandoned towns or villages without engaging Amisom troops, only to launch attacks later.
Villages without electricity could likely use ordinary blood samples and a solar-powered PCR machine, which multiplies strands of DNA, to accurately test people for active TB.
Potholed roads, rundown schools and isolated villages without running water dot an area that produces over 90percentt of Nigeria's hard-currency earnings.
Poor countries are littered with electrical equipment for villages without electricity, machines for which no spare parts can be found, recycled clothes that destroy local textiles markets.
Muslims are more likely to live in villages without schools or medical facilities, a landmark government report found in 2006, and less likely to qualify for bank loans.
Refugees being sent home from Internally Displaced People's (IDP) camps in the north of Uganda are returning to villages without basic services.
The Burkinabe director Idrissa Ouedraogo said, "There's no point kidding ourselves: 90percentt of our population lives in villages without electricity, without cinemas, without video".
