Examples of using To basic education in English and their translations into Spanish
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The main focuses of this programme is to ensure that child who are unable to access formal schooling are able to enjoy their rights to basic education.
temporary residence are entitled to have access to basic education.
allocate at least 4% of humanitarian emergency aid to basic education.
the Malawian education system took a holistic approach to basic education.
A good start in realizing more integrated approaches to basic education has been made.
We have provided $1.5 billion in assistance to basic education in developing countries.
Solutions to Global Challenges: Toward Effective Partnership in Basic Education- Joint Evaluation of External Support to Basic Education in Developing Countries.
Australia is also using information communication technology to improve the quality of and access to basic education in developing countries.
The activities planned will contribute to reaching health- and hygiene-related objectives and ensuring those children's 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.
Overall, millions of children are excluded from their right to basic education, and in particular to primary education. .
Implementation of existing instruments should facilitate universal access to basic education for achieving EFA.
devoted 10% of the resulting revenue to basic education, then the country would have had an additional US$133 million available,
The goal of universal access to basic education for all women, in view of their vital role in many aspects of society and the economy, is particularly important
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,
Preliminary results of interventions show a gradual increase in access to basic education, with the net enrolment rate rising from 52.9 per cent(51.4 per cent for females)
a 16% of the help to basic education in the countries with low incomes.
They reaffirmed their intent to ensure the right to basic education and improve access to secondary education
as part of a national policy in keeping with the importance assigned to basic education.