Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 0,2   |    famines which decimated whole populations were more often the work
 2 I, 0,4   |     victims: the most vulnerable populations~7. The poor are the chief
 3 I, 0,5   | countries, it is commonplace for populations whose livelihood depends
 4 I, B,12  |        Yet, countries with small populations, like Zaire or Zambia which
 5 I, C,13  |        The resettlement of whole populations in Ethiopia to enable the
 6 I, C,13  |     resolving nothing, displaced populations, the breakdown of organised
 7 II, 0,33 |         in the survival of whole populations, especially in Africa. Often
 8 III, 0,40| responsibility for the fact that populations are undernourished. [Therefore],
 9 III, 0,42|       fact that it enables whole populations to survive, all its positive
10 III, 0,43|  emergency aid must help to free populations from their dependency. In
11 III, 0,43|  projects to enable the affected populations to take precautionary measures
12 III, 0,46|          solely used to feed the populations of the North. The exploitation
13 III, 0,48|         to serve individuals and populations in difficulty. These international
14 IV, 0,56 |     temporary crisis threatening populations with disaster. The procedures