Examples of using Basic social services in English and their translations into Greek
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All projects financed by the World Bank must have this aim. Even when financing a business project to invest in basic social services- health,
objective should be the eradication of poverty, by reference to the concept of'basic social services', so as to seek to reduce the situation of extreme vulnerability of the most deprived populations.
less able to provide basic social services.
in particular under budget support, has allowed the provision and extension of basic social services(health, education,
budget deficits, while basic social services are being cut?
Their situation has worsened in recent years as a result of cuts in public spending for basic social services and benefits and as a result of growing unemployment
less able to provide basic social services.
to print money to fund basic social services.
not only does that significantly reduce their ability to provide basic social services, such as health
the priority areas under our current multiannual indicative programme for the years 2000-2002 are poverty alleviation through the provision of basic social services, private sector support
The possibility that an immigration victim of a mass shooting would avoid seeking medical care or accessing basic social services out of fear of being detained feels very much like part of a new normal-a sense of risk calculation that factors into every life choice, big and small.
For basic social services.
Basic social services, or undertake community development".
Provide access to basic social services for migrants.
They should not be excluded from the delivery of basic social services.
Conflict deprives children of parents, care-givers and basic social services, such as health care and education.
An important and active organisation offering a wide range of basic social services to people experiencing poverty
On top of the debt's violence, we witness the selling off of our public services, our basic social services.
And compare that to what was estimated as additional costs to achieve universal access to basic social services in all developing countries.
This situation has then been used to justify debilitating privatisations that have resulted in basic social services that are both more expensive