How to pronounce“subsahar”in English

subsaharan Africa what's what are you doing there not personally but you know as a company sure um not not as much as

subsaharan Africa uh and then another billion with totally unreliable

subsaharan Africa uh through um better Water Irrigation it is such a simple

subsaharan Africans not to not to allow the United States to send um uh grain

SubSaharan Africa as a region had about 10% or 11% of the GDP per person, the United States.

subsaharan Africa about seven years ago when I went into the Pharma division we

África Subsahariana también. Estamos con muchísima ambición ahí.

and subsaharan Africa heart disease is a major killer but it's a bit of a silent killer because people haven't tracked it over the years it hasn't been as

in subsaharan Africa two countries in recent years have done extraordinarily

in subsaharan Africa and in the Middle East where the number of children per woman is very large. And the factors responsible for

the subsaharan African dictators they retire to the south of France just let them go

certainly subsaharan Africa it's got you know in terms of resources again capital in terms of Labor markets and in terms of the ability to absorb productivity it

Then SubSaharan Africa as an entity, but that switched after 2000.

in subsaharan Africa is the inefficiency of the supply chain so when a company

the subsaharan African coverage is 73% but you can see it Go much lower than that in some areas and much higher than that actually and even in a place like

woman usually a subsaharan African woman or a Southeast Asian woman carrying water by hand sometimes the kid's carrying that water by hand as well or

level levels are subsaharan practically people who would probably make less than a dollar a day or would only have enough for one meal now to have these kind of

example from from subsaharan Africa where patients with malaria instead of

Regional Offices throughout subsaharan Africa some country specific some region specific offices would compete for allocations of money based on reforms

in in subsaharan Africa now I say all this because um there is this sort of need within the World Bank to have uh reassurance that what it's

newspaper in subsaharan Africa in 5 years it has gone from zero to 5 million

and tell the subsaharan Africans not to not to allow the United States to send

health workers Out of subsaharan Africa and out of parts of South Asia Etc where there's a high disease prevalence poor health systems but the

would take exception on subsaharan Africa we're seeing incredible growth just in the last 5 to 10 years in multinational corporations that are

based in subsaharan Africa because of the liberalization of the economies there creation increasingly of a middle class and we've seen enormous gains in

places like Eastern and subsaharan Africa, a big killer of pregnant women is HIV AIDS. It's and so the solution is not getting um women um abstetrical uh

Africa and specifically subsaharan Africa will be the next set of Emerging

standpoint in particularly in subsaharan Africa and also talks a little bit about how a company like novaris can be part of the

issues that are facing subsaharan Africa and why there's also though a big

rural parts of subsaharan Africa so that we can ensure that children are not

significant impact on Rural subsaharan Africa in terms of uh of overall health

mean if you take subsaharan Africa as an example that's 42 countries so you need some way especially if you can't be in all 42 to check them out you what what

spend much time in subsaharan Africa you can see there's a lot of pain and suffering happening all the time like you walk through the streets of any

large city in subsaharan Africa and there are loads of I mean tens of thousands probably hundreds of thousands of people Lying by the side of the road

amazing things in Rwanda and across subsaharan Africa and places like Ghana as well they've actually said we're not going to give away our worst products

kind of in um in in subsaharan Africa of countries uh would have taken a

been a disaster in uh in in subsaharan Africa now I say all this because um there is this sort of need within the World Bank

people a year living in subsaharan Africa. On the other hand, you know, is it possible that we're inserting the wrong genes or that they might do

mean our the guy who runs subsaharan Africa for JP Morgan Chase we've you know probably put to work about 15 or 20 million do on the African continent and

health in developing nations uh subsaharan Africa is a big Target for us

L'Algérie, l'Afrique Subsaharienne, etc.

uh want to suggest that you know countries in Africa subsaharan Africa or

three sectors are interesting in every place in the world from subsaharan

one of the greatest successes in global Public Health particularly in subsaharan Africa over the last decade is Rwanda so it's no coincidence that I moved there

in Health Care Systems more effectively in central Africa and in subsaharan Africa we probably could have picked up on that emerging epidemic much much

Spain and Italy and then there are the countries in subsaharan Africa and in the Middle East where the number of children per

um uh grain even though there are people are starving in subsaharan Africa you don't want to take American grain because American grain is generally

be satisfied but then the Europeans will go to subsaharan Africa and tell the

even though there are people are starving in subsaharan Africa you don't want to take American grain because American grain is Gally modified um and