Examples of using Universal access to basic education in English and their translations into French
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aims in 1996 revealed that continued progress was required to achieve universal access to basic education by 2000.
sub-Saharan Africa have a considerable way to go in achieving the objectives of universal access to basic education and closing the gender gap.
including the rights of children, Bangladesh had also made universal access to basic education a priority objective.
Ii Universal access to basic education and completion of primary education for at least 80 per cent of children of school age in school or non-school systems,
primary health care, family planning programmes, universal access to basic education and adult literacy- meant that progress in one sector tended to trigger parallel advances in the other.
Universal access to basic education and full primary education for at least 80% of children of school age through either formal or non-formal education that
including universal access to basic education and the eradication and elimination of diseases
The goals set at the World Summit for Children for the year 2000 included universal access to basic education for at least 80 per cent of children of primary school age
the Millennium Development Goals, in particular universal access to basic education for all, including human rights education, by the year 2015.
action plans as well as of legal instruments for promoting universal access to basic education.
United Nations Millennium Declaration, in particular universal access to basic education for all, by 2015.
By the year 2000, universal access to basic education and completion of primary education by at least 80 per cent of primary school-age children;
Furthermore, the goal of universal access to basic education was unlikely to be met;
Ii Universal access to basic education and achievement of primary education by at least 80 per cent of primary-school-age children through formal schooling or non-formal education of comparable learning standard,
promote universal access to basic education and give assistance to children living in difficult conditions.
Goal 6: Universal access to basic education, an achievement of primary education by at least 80 per cent of primary school age children through formal schooling with emphasis on reducing the current disparities between boys
promoting universal access to basic education and providing assistance to children living in difficult conditions.
Governments made a commitment to provide universal access to basic education; close the gender gap in primary
Promoting universal access to basic education continues to be a challenge.
A number of countries reported universal access to basic education.