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EN And they have seen the results — higher production, better income, better nutrition and better lives.

• seen the results
• higher production
• better income
• better nutrition
• better

EN And they have seen the results — higher production, better income, better nutrition and better lives.

• seen the results
• higher production
• better income
• better nutrition
• better

EN Around 83 per cent of refugee families depend on assistance from WFP as their main source of income, while 16 per cent of families have no income other than WFP.

• Around per cent
• refugee families depend
• assistance from WFP
• while per cent

EN If you measure individuals’ ability to pay on the basis of their income, first and foremost that means people with the same income pay the same amount of tax

• measure
• ability to pay
• foremost that means
• same income pay

EN Differences in income then lead to differences in levels of income tax

• Differences in income
• lead to differences
• levels of income

EN With Watson Discovery EY can provide better transaction advice to clients, which they in turn can use to make better decisions and drive better outcomes.

• Watson Discovery EY
• better transaction advice
• clients
• better decisions
• drive better

EN After surgery, people often have less shortness of breath, have better quality of life and are better able to exercise.

• After surgery
• often have less
• breath

EN At age 75, the UN is embracing change, united in its renewed commitment to a better organization and a better world.

• age
• UN is embracing
• organization
• better

EN By partnering with a care team, you experience better care, better access and fewer return visits

• team
• experience better care
• better access
• fewer return visits

EN "Physically, people find they have improved mood, they sleep better and better memory and concentration."

• improved mood
• sleep better
• better memory

EN On a map where you’ll often suddenly find yourself face to face with an enemy, it may be better to configure weapons for better hip fire accuracy

• face to face
• enemy
• better to configure
• better hip fire

EN The result is better resource utilization, better operating performance, and much more confidence in the decision-making about hiring

• result is better
• utilization
• better operating performance
• much more confidence
• decision-making about hiring

EN Better access to domestic and international markets allows small producers to reliably sell more produce, with better quality and at higher prices

• international markets allows
• producers to reliably
• produce
• better quality
• higher prices

EN Better Security and Better Features

• Better Security
• Better Features

EN The newly built Saunalahti School shows that in Finnish education, better architecture contributes to better schooling.

• newly built Saunalahti
• education
• better architecture contributes
• better

EN When you look for a property, it’s not just a better home you seek, it’s a better future.

• just a better
• seek
• better

EN Better educated people also tend to be less likely to commit crimes or engage in other risky activities, making them better citizens

• likely to commit
• activities
• making them better

EN "Physically, people find they have improved mood, they sleep better and better memory and concentration."

• improved mood
• sleep better
• better memory

EN Better access to domestic and international markets allows small producers to reliably sell more produce, with better quality and at higher prices

• international markets allows
• producers to reliably
• produce
• better quality
• higher prices

EN Each solution has better-tailored tools to suit functionalities better

• tools to suit
• better

EN Taking resource use into account, Solar Foods says that solein’s emission stats are ten times better than plants and 100 times better than meat.

• account
• Solar Foods says

EN These cookies help the performance of Greenpeace.org. We set cookies to collect date of things. This helps us make better content for a better world

• date of things

EN In the 2020-21 cotton season, 2.2 million licensed Better Cotton Farmers grew 4.7 million metric tonnes of Better Cotton.

• cotton season
• million licensed Better
• Farmers grew million
• tonnes of Better

EN Better Cotton 2022–23 Annual Report: Better Cotton Accounts for 22% of Global Production

• Better Cotton Annual
• Better Cotton Accounts
• Global Production

EN Last year 2.2 million Better Cotton farmers produced 5.4 million tonnes of Better Cotton, or 22% of the world’s cotton production.

• Last year million
• Cotton farmers produced
• tonnes of Better
• cotton

EN Faster load times mean better user experience, better search engine optimization, and higher conversion rates.

• Faster load times
• better user experience
• better search engine
• higher conversion

EN To put it differently, Hostwinds' Reseller Hosting program "entails accruing income by selling Hostwinds services

• put it differently
• Hostwinds' Reseller Hosting

EN Case rate for communities with median income <$40K is

• median income

EN Option 1 AED15,000 (approx. US$4,100) monthly income from pension or previous employer

• Option
• approx
• previous employer

EN AED15,000 (approx. US$4,100) monthly income from pension or previous employer

• approx
• previous employer

EN Between 2005-2007, universities pioneered efforts to use Awqaf to generate additional income

• Between
• universities pioneered efforts
• Awqaf to generate
• income

EN This corresponds to a loss of US$3.3 trillion in labour income before government support.

• trillion in labour
• before government

EN The same is true for Judy Besin from Manaet Island, and her husband, a fisher who resorted to raising hogs as an alternative source of income amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic

• same is true
• Island
• her husband
• fisher who resorted
• amid the ongoing

EN Refugees, who usually rely on precarious and informal jobs for their income, have been particularly hard hit

• Refugees
• income
• particularly hard hit

EN At the same time, they can continue earning an income to support their families.”

EN The women recount how they were able to maintain their livelihoods, and how some of them were able to pivot to re-establish an income stream.

• livelihoods
• re-establish an income

EN The first perk that comes to mind is how simple it is to accrue passive income after everything is set up as an Affiliate.

• perk that comes
• accrue passive income
• everything is set

EN Licensing fees account for 100% of our income.

• Licensing fees account

EN Between 2005-2007, universities pioneered efforts to use Awqaf to generate additional income

• Between
• universities pioneered efforts
• Awqaf to generate
• income

EN Women constitute the majority of remittance recipients globally and remittances have an impact on both women’s actual income as well as on social norms

• remittance recipients globally
• both
• social norms

EN Supporting income-generating activities for women in Ad Damazin, Blue Nile State

• Supporting income-generating activities
• women in Ad
• Blue Nile State

EN Have additional income with little or no effort

• effort

EN A sustainable yearly income of at least AED180,000 (approx. US$49,000), which equates to AED15,000 (approx. US$4,100) per month.

• sustainable yearly income
• least
• approx
• per

EN They are a source of food, shelter, income and social identity

• source of food
• shelter
• income
• social identity

EN Pollution and overexploitation are causing a serious decline in fish populations, threatening essential sources of income and nutrition.

• Pollution
• overexploitation are causing
• populations
• threatening essential sources
• income

EN Ensuring access to food, shelter and income

• shelter
• income

EN Interventions at various links of the value chain have the potential to create income for the rural poor.

• Interventions at various
• potential to create
• rural

EN These include contributions from Member States and other donors, investment income and loan reflows.

• States
• donors
• investment income
• loan

EN IFAD's operations are primarily financed by member state contributions, loan repayments, investment income and special contributions from non-member states

• financed by member
• contributions
• loan repayments
• investment income
• states

EN have a gross national income (GNI) per capita lower than, or equal to, the operational cut-off as determined annually by IDA

• gross national income
• GNI
• per capita lower
• annually by IDA