Examples of using Coverage rates in English and their translations into Arabic
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Data compiled by the Office of the Executive Secretary for Agricultural Planning indicate that the coverage rates are 26 per cent for women and 74 per cent for men.
In 1990-2004, countries in sub-Saharan Africa increased coverage rates for safe drinking water by an average of 10.5 million people per year.
Coverage rates in sub-Saharan Africa are the lowest,
Measles incidence(and mortality) represents estimates, using models based on immunization coverage rates and vaccine efficacy.
had been used as a contraceptive, which affected coverage rates.
Coverage rates are estimated as 54% in Port-au-Prince, 46% in secondary towns, and 46% in rural areas, according to a PAHO/WHO report cited by the Ministry of Public Health and Population.
To raise tetanus toxoid immunization coverage rates, UNICEF, in collaboration with the local health authorities of the three northern governorates, conducted two rounds of immunization campaigns for 56,716 women of child-bearing age.
Coverage rates exceeded 90 per cent in most governorates, except Deir ez-Zor(69 per cent), Idlib(84 per cent), Rif Dimashq(84 per cent) and Aleppo(89 per cent).
Among the Asian countries adopting the ITN strategy, Myanmar and Viet Nam have estimated coverage rates of around 50 and 80 per cent respectively,
However, funding is becoming a significant problem for several countries, including Ethiopia, where coverage rates fell to as low as 13 per cent as a result of the political upheaval of recent years.
enrolment in primary education, though achieving the goal will require additional efforts in sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and the Pacific island countries, where coverage rates also remain a challenge.
expanded programme on immunization, has been particularly effective and has begun to raise coverage rates in some areas.
Because high coverage rates are needed in order to realize the full potential of either nets or spraying, WHO recommends" universal coverage" of all people at risk in areas targeted for malaria prevention.
In Latin America and the Caribbean, Brazil has guaranteed access to ART for its entire population for almost a decade, and nine other countries now have estimated coverage rates exceeding 50 per cent.
In 1998 and 1999, almost all vaccine coverage rates were achieved for the first time in Brazil, at the levels technically recommended for the four basic vaccines covered by this programme.
The importance of coordination was also highlighted in 1984 when many agencies were working independently to raise vaccine coverage rates that were in the range of 10 per cent globally.
According to the report, coverage rates for contributory schemes are lower, often significantly so, for women than for men, a situation that results from women ' s lower labour force participation,
Coverage rates in secondary education 112.
Coverage rates in secondary education, Costa Rica.
Increase in coverage rates for different childhood immunizations.