Examples of using Inequalities in access in English and their translations into Russian
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sanitation noted that inequalities in access to water in urban
information technologies in schools, the lack of continuous programs for health education in schools create significant inequalities in access to information about health for youth.
programmes that addressed racial/ethnic inequalities in access to health.
women are particularly vulnerable to the effects of drought and erratic rainfall, which can further exacerbate inequalities in access to and control over resources World Bank/Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO)/International Fund for Agricultural Development(IFAD), 2009.
Systematic discrimination and inequalities in access to health care
given that inequalities in access to delivery of quality services have been among the root causes of recent political crises.
Address inequalities in access to health services through,
Continue policies aimed at reducing inequalities in access to the full enjoyment of human rights by all social groups with paying special attention to women,
Competences in the Regions" is a priority that identifies specific objectives for implementation to help reduce inequalities in access to education and narrow the inequality gap in educational services,
widespread shortage of skilled health personnel and persistent inequalities in access to and use of health care between rural and urban areas.
States must eliminate inequalities in access to water and sanitation
policies to reduce inequalities in access to education, health and development.
However, inequalities in access, participation and achievement indicate that the right to education is not fully realised for all students- particularly among Maori
continue to be the most affected by inequalities in access to land, food,
as well as striking inequalities in access to a uniform package of health care.
However, present inequalities in access to underlying infrastructures(such as telecommunications) and networks(such as the Internet) need to be addressed if the potential benefits of electronic commerce are
Governments should evaluate inequalities in access that exist between urban and rural youth and between young women and men and should develop national strategies to overcome the digital divide in each country, thus decreasing the proportion of youth who
While most interventions related to the Goals primarily seek to redress inequalities in access to services(e.g., employment, health, education,
much needs to be done to accelerate the pace of progress towards their achievement and to minimize inequalities in access to vital social services without compromising the quality of such services.