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Rural communities lack access to adequate medical care.
The United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP)estimates that 2.4 billion people lack access to adequate sanitation facilities.
Billion people still lack access to adequate sanitation, and 828 million people are living in slums.
Many people living in poorly planned urban areas will lack access to adequate housing and basic services.
More than one billion people cannot obtain safe drinking water, 150 million children under five years of age are malnourished, andmore than two billion people lack access to adequate sanitation.
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Nearly 1 billion people lack access to adequate drinking water.
In our increasingly prosperous world, more than 1 billion people are denied the right to clean water and2.6 billion people lack access to adequate sanitation.
Over 2.6 billion people still lack access to adequate sanitation.
While significant advances have been made in health care over the past decades and life expectancy has increased, many older persons, especially in developing countries,continue to live in poor health because they lack access to adequate and affordable health care.
About 50-60 per cent of Kenya's population lack access to adequate and nutritionally balanced food.
Most of the survivors' families lack access to adequate housing and safe water, and suffer from discrimination in accessing bank credit as well as economic opportunities in general.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women have continued to lack access to adequate education in regional areas.
More than 62 million people in the region still lack access to adequate sanitation facilities(UNICEF 2015), which makes them vulnerable to water-related diseases, such as cholera, viral hepatitis A and typhoid.
People living in urban slums orinformal settlements frequently lack access to adequate water and sanitation.
Significant portions of the population lack access to adequate housing, clean water, electricity and medical care.
In addition, rural communities suffer higher infant mortality rates than urban communities,implying that rural areas lack access to adequate health care services compared to urban areas.
Children deprived of their liberty lack access to adequate education and vocational training in a number of countries.
The Committee expresses its concern about the precarious situation of rural and indigenous women,as well as the Muslim women in the autonomous region of Muslim Mindanao, who lack access to adequate health services, education, clean water and sanitation services and credit facilities.
More than 1 million people remain displaced and lack access to adequate and quality basic services, such as shelter, water, sanitation, health and education.
In developing countries, especially in the high-fertility countries,many pregnant women still lack access to adequate maternal care and face a high risk of dying while giving birth.
The Committee is especially concerned about the precarious situation of women in rural areas,who often lack access to adequate health services,access to education, clean water and sanitation services, access to justice and access to credit facilities.
Mine clearance has taken longer time than anticipated, civilians are still maimed and killed by emplaced mines,too many mine victims and survivors lack access to adequate assistance, and scarce resources is an increasing problem for many mine action programmes.
A study of children's experiences of reparations programmes reveals that in many cases,children"lack access to adequate information presented in a child-friendly format, often because they are not explicitly considered.
The Committee reiterates its concern about the precarious situation of rural women and women in the interior, in particular indigenous Amerindian andMaroon women, who lack access to adequate health services, education, clean water and sanitation services and to credit and other facilities and infrastructure.
The Committee urges the State party to ensure that its national housing policy prioritizes the needs of marginalized andvulnerable groups who lack access to adequate housing and basic facilities and amenities, such as low-income families, homeless persons and Roma, and to allocate sufficient resources for its effective implementation.
The reason for prioritizing the fourth area, urban basic services,is that large numbers of urban dwellers in developing countries still lack access to adequate basic services, especially water and sanitation, but also reliable waste management services, sustainable public transport and safe domestic energy.
The majority of women in the subregion lacked access to adequate health care, higher education and employment opportunities.
However, the rate of supply has not kept pace with that of population growth, and 20 per cent of the world's population lacks access to safe water supply,while 50 per cent lacks access to adequate sanitation.
They lacked access to adequate health care and sex education, were at greater risk of poverty, had fewer opportunities to participate in economic and social life and were more vulnerable to violence, including forced sterilizations.
According to the most recent data, some 1.4 billion people in developing countriesdid not have access to safe drinking water in the mid-1990s and 2.7 billion lacked access to adequate sanitation.