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Increase in coverage.
Target 2004-2005: 20 per cent average increase in coverage of databases.
The increase in coverage could have been stronger.
Between 1990 and 1998, there was an increase in coverage at all levels of education.
Increase in coverage and improvement of the quality of care in basic health services;
At UNAMID, there was a significant increase in coverage of physical verification from 6 per cent to 72 per cent.
Since 2000, sub-Saharan Africa andSouth Asia each have seen a 6-7 per cent increase in coverage.
However, in urban areas, the increase in coverage is barely keeping pace with population growth.
And indeed UNICEF is working with a number of countries to achieve a substantial increase in coverage of many critical interventions.
Despite the increase in coverage, the numbers of children on treatment represent only a small proportion who need it.
Hepatitis B vaccine has been introduced in 158 countries,showing a steady increase in coverage and reductions in cost.
The increase in coverage by preschool education in the city is solved at the expense of expansion of the organizations of education.
Increase in coverage and improvement of the quality of water for human consumption and extension of the coverage of basic rural sanitation;
One special aspect of this service is the considerable increase in coverage in rural areas, which rose from 23.2 per cent in 1992 to 77.8 per cent in 2002 Table 1.
Increase in coverage of the population of all age which are systematically engaged in physical culture and sport in 2015 to 26,9%, 2009 г- 20,9.
According to MSPAS data, 208,408 cytology(cervical-uterine) samples were read in 2002, and249,629 in 2003, i.e. a 20 per cent increase in coverage.
The increase in coverage of assets may require an increase in ongoing data entry, but modern information systems have been designed to facilitate this type of data capture.
This policy has been strengthened in recent years by means of an institutional framework that has permitted an increase in coverage and in related policy measures.
Creation of this scheme has resulted in a major increase in coverage of maternal health services, allowing women access to modern and high-quality health services.
While the global trend remained positive,with prevention interventions being expanded and generally maintained at an improved level, the increase in coverage was at a slower rate than in previous cycles.
Despite a marked increase in coverage, HIV prevention programmes still fail to reach many people at risk of acquiring HIV, including sex workers, men who have sex with men and injecting drug users.
The use of ITNs in sub-Saharan Africa has significantly increased: 16 of 20 countries with trend data have reported at least a threefold increase in coverage since 2000.
The expected accomplishments by the end of the plan period would include an increase in coverage of the Organization's goals and activities by the media organizations around the world and an increase in public awareness about the issues addressed by the Organization.
The use of insecticide-treated mosquito nets is on the increase in sub-Saharan Africa,where 16 of 20 countries with trend data have reported at least a threefold increase in coverage since 2000.
Member States expressed support for the strong focus on results andoutcomes in UNHCR's programming and the steady increase in coverage and quality of HIV interventions in both emergencies and protracted situations.
Also instrumental in the increase in coverage was the promulgation of Decree No. 2800 of October 2003, Decree No. 3615(2005) and Decree No. 2313(2006), which established the procedures for voluntary enrolment of self-employed persons.
The representative of Veolia introduced the perspective of the private sector by showcasing a water supply project in India that had resulted in a significant reduction of water losses, an increase in coverage of the population and the sustainability of supply.
The SBSTA may wish to prepare elements fora decision by the COP at its sixteenth session on reporting issues, including an increase in coverage by the revised UNFCCC Annex I reporting guidelines in terms of sectors, categories and gases, as well as on further development of the reporting format tables.
While welcoming the recent reform of the education system and the increase in coverage of both primary and secondary education achieved in the last years, the Committee is concerned at continuing low enrolment rates, especially among girls and indigenous children; the considerable disparities in the coverage and quality of education between urban and rural areas; and high dropout rates and persistently high illiteracy rates, particularly among rural and indigenous children and girls.