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句对齐列表 共 16269 个结果  
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3091 在这118个国家中,为减少死亡、减轻痛苦、切断传播和抑制耐药性扩散,国内国际资金应投入以下四个重点领域: In the 118 countries, there are four priority areas for domestic and international investment to drive down deaths, alleviate suffering, cut transmission and contain spread of drug resistance.
3092 核心领域是扩大诊断和有效治疗对药物敏感的结核病(以预防耐多药结核病)。 For the core areas of expanded diagnosis and effective treatment for drug-susceptible TB (which will prevent MDR-TB), a total of US$ 2.6 billion is needed each year for the 2014-2016 period.
3093 从2014到2016年,这个领域每年需要26亿美元 For 2011, funding of about US$ 2 billion was available.
3094 2011年获得的资金为20亿美元。 In low-income countries, especially in Africa, this is the largest area for increased financing.
3095 快速有效治疗耐多药结核病领域每年需要13亿美元 Prompt and effective treatment for multidrug-resistant TB requires an estimated total of US$ 1.3 billion per year.
3096 这是未来几年需要增加资金最多的领域。 This is where the greatest increase in funding is needed in the coming years.
3097 2011年获得的资金5亿美元 For 2011, funding of US$ 0.5 billion was available.
3098 采用快速诊断制剂并相应加强实验室能力,特别是对耐多药结核病的诊断和对艾滋病毒携带者的结核病诊断,每年需要6亿美元 Uptake of new rapid diagnostics and associated laboratory strengthening, especially for the diagnosis of MDR-TB and for TB diagnosis among people living with HIV, requires US$ 600 million per year.
3099 感染艾滋病毒结核病患者抗逆转录病毒治疗由艾滋病毒规划及其捐助方供资。 Excluding antiretroviral treatment for TB patients living with HIV, which is financed by HIV programmes and their donors, about US$ 330 million is required for HIV-associated TB interventions, such as testing TB patients for HIV, ensuring regular screening for active TB disease among people living with HIV, and providing TB preventive treatment.
3100 根据世卫组织及其伙伴的估算,从2014年到2016年,除了落实关键干预措施方面每年有16亿美元国际资金缺口外,结核病研究和开发方面(包括新抗结核药、诊断制剂和疫苗的临床试验)还有每年13亿美元的资金缺口。 In addition to the US$ 1.6 billion annual gap in international financing for the critical implementation interventions above, WHO and partners estimate that there is a US$ 1.3 billion annual gap for TB research and development during the period 2014-2016, including clinical trials for new TB drugs, diagnostics and vaccines.