Examples of using Basic social services in English and their translations into German
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helping to improve basic social services such as health.
a fair distribution of the fruits of growth and access to basic social services such as education
housing, basic social services, etc.
sustainable transport which plays a key role in access to basic social services, food security
Iii access to basic social services, especially to education
This allowed developing countries to maintain basic social services, general functioning of the state
On top of the debt's violence, we witness the selling off of our public services, our basic social services.
it is not intended to provide basic social services or replace government action.
It also contributes to facilitating access to basic social services, reduction of poverty
The forms of marginalisation observed relate to access to basic social services such as education,
Primarily, of course, developing countries themselves have to make approximately 20% of their budgets available for basic social services such as education and health care.
will therefore continue to support the Palestinian Authority in its state-building efforts and in delivering basic social services.
They constrain access to agricultural land and basic social services such as health centres
to appropriate education and other basic social services including health services. .
few African countries will have the sustainable revenues they need to deliver basic social services such as education
supporting the state and the delivery of basic social services.
school enrolment and access to basic social services, despite local and at times severe setbacks; and.
Integration in the host country, in particular economic self-reliance and access to basic social services also facilitates significantly a proper reintegration in the home country when return is finally possible.
the 2001 government Plan for Social and Economic Transformation(PSET), included a combination of structural reforms aimed at promoting growth, creating jobs, and improving basic social services.
The Commission's approach so far has been that aid directed to the protection of basic social services and the reinforcement of civil society should be maintained even during periods of crisis.