Examples of using Access to basic social services in English and their translations into French
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with a significant portion of the population still lacking access to basic social services in 2011.
In the first, access to basic social services, activities will focus on rehabilitating
increasing social integration and reducing poverty is to ensure that all people have access to basic social services and that additional, especially targeted social services are available to the groups with special needs.
in poor condition, without access to basic social services.
economy(incomes), access to basic social services(health, education,
UNESCO also believed that democratic governance was a very important factor in fostering the participation of the poor in development-related policy-making, access to basic social services, sustainable livelihoods
The international financial institutions must reconsider their approach to development since many more people in the world today lacked access to basic social services.
Lastly, the delegation might indicate whether there had been any improvement in the situation of children who had no access to basic social services because they belonged to a religious community that was not recognized.
abuse are entitled to care and non-discriminatory access to basic social services.
Efficient transport infrastructure would also improve the delivery of and access to basic social services, such as health
an equitable distribution of the benefits of growth, and access to basic social services such as education and health care;
abuse are entitled to care and nondiscriminatory access to basic social services.
planned urbanization and access to basic social services and zoning laws are seen to offer increased protection at relatively low cost.
sustainable agricultural development; access to basic social services, good governance and HIV/AIDS.
other dimensions of human development reflect unequal access to basic social services, making it even harder for poor people to break the cycle of poverty.
They cover reductions in income poverty, child mortality, maternal mortality and child malnutrition as well as improvements in life expectancy and access to basic social services, especially among women.
considerable changes in access to basic social services, the young generation has been particularly hard hit by the slowdown in progress
The linkages between access to basic social services, active labour market policies
a wave of strikes, further limiting access to basic social services, particularly for vulnerable groups such as children and women.
Achieving Universal Access to Basic Social Services, A joint publication of UNDP,