Lack of access to energy deprives millions of people of a basic minimum living standard.
What does MLS stand for?
MLS stands for Minimum Living Standard
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7) While official statistics indicate that the poor numbered less than 15 million in rural areas in 2007, the number of individuals receiving income allowance from the Di Bao programme (the minimum living standard guarantee scheme) approached 43 million.
The main thing we kept in mind is to make salaries not lower than minimum living standard.
But if the goal is to enact a uniform minimum living standard, we need to start by raising wages on the coastal cities and leave the interior cities alone.
They are being targeted in a new Liverpool council crackdown which introduces a licence guaranteeing that properties are safe and meet minimum living standards.
If you are still on low income, you would be entitled to receive income support to bump up your benefit to the minimum living standards.
Her "Living Units," modular collapsible trunks that unfold to accommodate basic living requirements like eating, sleeping, and bathing, recall the work of modern architects who were similarly obsessed with minimum living standards, mass production, and (in the case of Le Corbusier) Louis Vuitton trunks.
The minimum living standard for each household was the sum of a personal minimum (based on whether one was an adult or a child) and a household minimum (a function of the number of individuals living in a household).