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It studies the demographic and geographic situation of citizens.
Ensuring women get their say by Arab News (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia)
In the Central African Republic (CAR), economic indicators (CAR ranks 172/177 countries on the 2006 United Nations Development Program Human Development Index), political instability, geographic situation, a deteriorating health network, and a very poor epidemiologic surveillance system all contribute to the country's epidemic susceptibility.
Hepatitis E, Central African Republic by Escriba, Josep M.; Nakoune, Emmanuel; Recio, Carlos; Massamba, Peguy-Martial; Matsika-Claquin, Marce / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Not only are there dangers of a growing digital divide due to a lack of access, resulting from economic or geographic situations, but there is also seemingly a lack of training opportunities to adapt to the new technologies.
Bridging the gender gap: women in the information society by Epodoi, Riza Mijumbi / UN Chronicle
 
 
 
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