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 1 I, 0,3(14) |            requirements, while the developing countries have to be content
 2 I, 0,4     |        About 700 million people in developing countries—20% of their population—
 3 I, 0,5     |         generates hunger~8. In the developing countries, it is commonplace
 4 I, A,8     |           unsustainable levels for developing countries; raw material
 5 I, B,11    |            the "affluent" and the "developing" countries(23). This situation
 6 I, B,11(23)|            Cf. ibid. p. 94. In the developing countries, where the majority
 7 I, B,12    |            long as families in the developing countries believe that their
 8 I, D,16    |             1960-1990)(29). In the developing countries, "... life expectancy
 9 I, D,17    |          This is always unhealthy. Developing production capacities has
10 I, D,18    |        investment. But most of the developing countries still practise
11 I, D,18    |     problems for a large number of developing countries.~It is certainly
12 II, 0,26   |      resources, for the benefit of developing countries, and vital for
13 II, 0,31   | people-based civil society in many developing countries. These NGOshave
14 II, 0,33   |        family. Particularly in the developing countries, they are responsible
15 II, 0,33   |       provide to newly-created and developing life. Some developing countries
16 II, 0,33   |          and developing life. Some developing countries are setting a
17 III, 0,36  |           that is to say, the true developing countries—and also with
18 III, 0,36  |            decisions affecting the developing countries.~It is also addressed
19 III, 0,36  |            welcome.~The leaders of developing countries should not rely
20 III, 0,36  |      institutions dealing with the developing countries, to clearly spell
21 III, 0,40  |          the target for aid to the developing countries at 0.7% of GNP
22 III, 0,40  |                 On average, aid to developing countries currently stands
23 III, 0,41  |          increase their aid to the developing countries but also to reappraise
24 III, 0,42  |        build-up of reserves in the developing countries - should not be
25 III, 0,44  |           not yet been done in the developing countries is that so many
26 III, 0,44  |            business leaders in the developing countries to even define
27 III, 0,45  |    nutritional status of people in developing countries would be improved
28 III, 0,45  |        local agricultural markets, developing rural credit and vocational
29 III, 0,45  |           consultation between the developing countries, enabling the
30 III, 0,46  |        Over half the population in developing countries are landless and
31 III, 0,46  |           though virtually all the developing countries have agrarian
32 IV, 0,56   |    agricultural development of the developing countries; developing these
33 IV, 0,56   |          the developing countries; developing these countries' export