在 英语 中使用 In basic education 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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However, investing in basic education is clearly a major preventive measure against HIV/AIDS and child labour and is central to winning the fight against poverty.
Low pupil dropout rates were achieved in basic education, and pupil pass rates of 96 per cent were maintained.
Elimination of the gender gap in basic education and literacy is the cornerstone of Government policy for social development in general, and education in particular.
Progress had been achieved particularly in basic education, child mortality, maternal mortality and immunization.
When most of Africa and much of Asia were under European rule, the colonizers invested little in basic education.
It is not an independent subject with mandatory offer but schools have the possibility to decide on its offer as an independent subject, in basic education.
It had nevertheless achieved a number of notable advances, in particular by improving sanitation in houses and schools and introducing hygiene training in basic education.
The pedagogical foundations of Unicastelo are cemented in trend initiated in Basic Education in 1964 with the Liceu Camilo Castelo Branco.
Particular emphasis is placed on advocating measures for the elimination of discrimination so as to realize equal opportunities for all in basic education.
The direct effect of this program was the understanding of the importance of education by mothers thereby encouraging their daughters to enroll in basic education.
The Committee of Experts addressed the question of the enrolment of children, especially girls, in basic education.
The largest funding allocations would support interventions in the areas of health and nutrition, followed by those in basic education.
In the basic education system, 81 percent of teachers are women, therefore, they are taking major roles in basic education sector.
Among the most important challenges facing decision makers in Africa were the eradication of poverty, economic growth, and investment in basic education and health care.
At current rates of global progress, it should be possible to meet the goals for access to improved water sources and gender equality in basic education.
It exceeded this figure in 2011, with 90% of children of the right age enrolled in basic education compared to the 83% in 2008.
UNICEF made education a priority in its emergency response, thus establishing leadership in basic education in unstable situations.
By 2005, at least 20 countries will have identified learning outcomes and built capacity to ensure gender parity in achievement in basic education.
Achieve gender equality in education by 2015, with a focus on ensuring girls full and equal access to and achievement in basic education of good quality.