Примеры использования Low enrolment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The low enrolment in pre-primary school level is due to various factors,
envisaged to address the low enrolment of female children with disabilities in school
However, it is concerned at the high illiteracy rate among women, the low enrolment of girls, in particular at the secondary level, and their high dropout rate,
closely with UNESCO and the World Bank in this initiative for Low Enrolment Countries and is providing advice to the design process,
with the collaboration of UNDP, has developed a strategy to support basic education in the 16 low enrolment countries.
the Committee is concerned at the low rate of female literacy, the low enrolment of girls in school in rural
New insight has also been gained into the lessons that emergency operations can offer for designing approaches to tackle persistent low enrolment among both girls and boys in non-emergency countries.
the international donor community, the low enrolment in primary education(76.8 per cent in 1997)
since many Governments pay little attention to the structural causes of dropping out or low enrolment in school of girls from ethnic minorities.
the low quality of education, the low enrolment in early childhood education,
Discrimination in education against indigenous women and girls is reflected in lower levels of literacy; low enrolment and high drop-out rates; limited access to educational programmes or institutions;
in states where there are low enrolment and high dropout rates.
The Committee notes with concern the low enrolment of girls, especially from non-Serbian minority communities,
cooperation emerging from the low enrolment countries should be extended to some of the more advanced countries;(b) possibilities for cooperation with Oxfam
Reverse gender gap: Lower enrolment of boys.
tend to exhibit also low enrolments at the primary school level.
Oceania have lower enrolment of girls than the Arab States in primary school.
often lack adequate funding and have lower enrolment.
United Nations agencies have developed strategies to support basic education in the continent's 16 lowest enrolment countries.
Lower enrolments, attendance and completion rates are the result of many social, geographic and economic factors that