Examples of using Access to basic education in English and their translations into Spanish
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About 80 per cent of children with disabilities in developing countries do not have access to basic education.
However, most children at compulsory school age seeking international protection have had access to basic education or preparing instruction during their stay at reception centres.
have access to basic education, health care
With the primary objective of ensuring access to basic education for all African children by the year 2010,
Eastern Regions of the country do not have access to basic education and that there are about 5000 schools under trees in various parts of the country
Government has therefore directed its educational policies at ensuring access to basic education favouring the girl child with a view to helping rural women;
Thus, most of the disabled children in the rural areas are deprived of their right of access to basic education because of lack of special schools
on projects such as creating access to basic education and safe learning environments for seasonal migrant families at their worksites.
The Government endeavoured to ensure that all young people had access to basic education up to grade 9,
young people who have access to basic education, with much less attention paid to the outcomes of the educational process.
broadening access to basic education and the establishment of the National Planning Commission.
Chile has achieved equity in access to basic education.
had access to basic education.
group administrator must have a plan to provide access to basic education(reading, writing
field offices initiated collaborative studies in areas such as the impact of structural adjustment on access to basic education and the scope for budgetary restructuring in favour of human development.
will work to strengthen local capacity to expand access to basic education for children at risk of being trafficked or who have been trafficked.
United Nations agencies continued efforts to improve access to basic education.
with the goal of improving access to basic education and graduation rates at the primary level.
small rural schools could provide greater access to basic education for particularly the more disadvantaged living in remote rural areas.
While significant progress had been made in narrowing the gender gap in access to basic education, the Millennium Development Goal to achieve primary and secondary education for all by 2005 had been missed.