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• SELCO is a social enterprise that provides sustainable energy solutions and services to low income populations.
• Usually, serious safety issues in Brussels are mostly limited to residential boroughs with a low income population.
• These low income populations could easily fall back into poverty if economic conditions deteriorate, the international lender said.
• The village low income population is also dependent on the industries around the village like potteries, dairy and iron rods fabrication factory.
• Programs such as Head Start and Women, Infants, and Children ( WIC ) have impacted our society and the low income population.
• Like most regions of the low income population subdivision has problems relating to education, health, employment, income poor circulation, road infrastructure, transport and high crime rates.
• In addition to offering basic information about rates and competition, the directives will define what kind of public services will have to be offered to low income populations, and the time frame for concessions.
• He has presented hundreds of papers, talks, and seminars on his conclusions that environmental chemical contaminants have played a role in global amphibian declines and in the health disparities that occur in minority and low income populations.
• Some patents are very broadly defined, which has raised concern among some groups that the rush to patent could slow innovation and drive up costs of products, thus reducing the potential for innovations that could benefit low income populations in developing countries.
• The development of the town followed the Portuguese urban model, that is, in two plans : the higher town, where the headquarters of the civil and religious powers are; and lower town, with the harbour, the factories, and the low income population.
• Section 22 of the law gave the President authority to impose market outlets for surplus agricultural commodities by permanently appropriating funds ( 30 % of annual gross customs receipts ) to promote food consumption, reduce agricultural surpluses, and provide for the food needs of low income populations.
• The rehabilitation " successfully transformed the property from a vacant, blighted, graffiti-infested building into a healthy, mixed-income building serving the very low income population as well as the market population . " Today, Los Altos is the home to artists, screenwriters, and actors.
• In addition to expertise and special interest in regional development, irrigated and rainfed agriculture, pioneer settlement, community-based natural resource management, and impacts of large-scale river basin development projects on low income populations, Scudder has focused on systematic long-term studies of low income human communities.
• In October 2006, the Health Insurance Fund signed a contract with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs to finance programs that provide access to affordable and quality healthcare among low income populations in sub-Saharan Africa through the introduction of financing mechanisms ( including health insurance ) and the improvement of healthcare quality.
• In October 2006, the Health Insurance Fund signed a contract with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs to finance programs that provide access to affordable and quality healthcare among low income populations in sub-Saharan Africa through the introduction of innovative financing mechanisms ( including health insurance ) and the improvement of healthcare quality.
• Health Professional Shortage Areas ( HPSAs ) are designated by HRSA as having shortages of primary medical care, dental or mental health providers and may be geographic ( a county or service area ), demographic ( low income population ) or institutional ( comprehensive health center, federally qualified health center or other public facility ).
• It states that  each Federal Agency shall make achieving environmental justice part of its mission by identifying and addressing as appropriate, disproportionately high and adverse human health or environmental effects of its programs, policies, and activities on minority populations and low income populations .  It also set forth a series of steps for assisting and aiding federal organizations in addressing environmental injustice.
• However, until September 2009 the smallest TV that could be bought with an integrated digital tuner was a 32 inches LCD TV . This is slowing down the adoption of digital TV in Brazil, since most people that watch FTA TV cannot afford buying expensive LCD TVs, and 21 and 29 inches CRT TVs are still very popular among the low income population and can be bought for about R $ 400 600 ( US $ 200 300 ).