Meanings of socio-economic problems in English

In this respect, a global approach considering both public health and socio-economic problems shows to be extremely adequate and effective.

Dr Autagavaia said socio-economic problems mean that just getting to a doctor for many in South Auckland is a challenge.

Following its expulsion from the Federation of Malaysia and subsequent independence in 1965, Singapore was left riddled with many socio-economic problems.

U.S. officials said Clinton would stress the importance of addressing poverty and other socio-economic problems which help drug cartels expand their influence.

Yemen is a fragile state facing by many socio-economic problems such as high levels of poverty and unemployment, and a low literacy rate.

A health officer in Papua New Guinea says socio-economic problems are the reason why the country has topped malnutrition statistics in a recent global report.