Examples of using Programme coverage in English and their translations into Spanish
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Universalism was incremental(in terms of programmes, coverage and benefits) and did not always displace targeted programmes,
in countries that do have programmes, coverage is limited.
Each programming cycle had seen a reduction in programme coverage, probably due to the inadequate funding of the agencies.
UNAIDS will consider different actions both for improving programme coverage and access and for ensuring that services are comprehensive
In that year programme coverage increased to take in a further department,
The supplementation programme coverage increased mainly because of linking the distribution of Vitamin A capsules with the National Immunization Days NID.
It will ensure greater emphasis on involving poor women as well as the poorest segments of the community more systematically in programme coverage.
UNICEF plans to extend its programme coverage to other locations, including Huambo and Kuito/Bie.
To ensure adequate programme coverage by credible evaluations
resulting in a major difference between the set target and actual programme coverage.
Develop or revise national targets and road maps for HIV prevention 2020 National prevention consultations will be organized to define current prevention programme coverage and output levels based on existing data,
in a user-friendly form, on programme coverage, performance and financing,
The programme includes coverage of human resource management
Focus on poor areas during the initial stages of a universal coverage programme.
The national newborn congenital hypothyroidism screening programme has coverage of more than 90 per cent.
The Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission programme had a coverage rate of 95 per cent.
In the 2011 round, ECLAC is planning to extend the International Comparison Programme country coverage to 20 Latin American
For increasing coverage, the Programme for the Expansion of First-Level Transition Coverage was created.
The coverage of school feeding programmes Coverage is defined as the proportion of school-attending children who are beneficiaries of the national school feeding programme.
Support programme coverage 37- 42 14.