Examples of using Service coverage in English and their translations into Russian
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In spite of the fact that most of the expenditures were directed largely towards expanding service coverage at the expense of quality,
Serious gaps in Haiti's basic service coverage, in particular water
The achievement of full service coverage in the near future will necessitate the active participation of the private sector.
Although some countries have taken steps in recent years to expand access to harm reduction programmes, service coverage remains grossly inadequate.
In many middle-income countries, significant progress has been made in achieving the primary goal of universal collection service coverage and secure disposal.
Organizing the National Health Service so as to optimize efforts and resources to improve service coverage and quality.
El Quiché 88.8%- health service coverage is approximately 98.
Evaluations Studies There is a tendency towards impact analysis rather than service coverage or process assessment.
syringe programmes estimate based on service coverage data from 102 countries.
Thus, general health service coverage has been raised from 48 to 54 per cent,
Underfunding by national governments also contributes to suboptimal harm reduction service coverage, with international sources supplying 92 per cent of HIV spending for people who injected drugs in 2010.
promote environmentally sound waste disposal and treatment and extend waste service coverage.
Manila concluded that at the present rates of progress, the world cannot achieve full service coverage by the year 2100.
Countries should monitor service coverage for key populations,
provided information from its database on service coverage for intravenous drug users
The central and western Africa subregion, by contrast, still has transmission rates close to 30% because of lower service coverage, especially for prophylaxis during the breastfeeding period.
However, there is a visible contrast in service coverage between urban and rural areas,
public administration reforms at all levels to fully provide public services and increase service coverage through improving the governance machinery to be more efficient,
FAFIDES was founded in 1986 by members of the Guatemala City Rotary Clubs in response to the need to increase the service coverage of the private development agencies working to solve the problems of the most vulnerable sectors of society.
which aims to sustain service coverage above 80% by 2015, witn at least