Примеры использования Number and percentage of children на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The number and percentage of children who are not covered by any health-insurance scheme;
The number of services and programmes aimed at rendering appropriate assistance to parents and legal guardians in the performance of their child-rearing responsibilities and the number and percentage of children and families that benefit from these services and programmes;
Number and percentage of children in humanitarian situations will be reported separately.
Information should be provided on the number and percentage of children who are registered after birth,and when such registration takes place.
Number and percentage of children reunited with their parents after a placement;
The following table shows the number and percentage of children that dropped out of preparatory school in the period between 1990/91 and 1997/98.
Number and percentage of children immunized with measles in humanitarian situations will be reported separately.
States parties should specify the number and percentage of children with disabilities disaggregated as described in paragraph 1, above, as well as by nature of disability.
Number and percentage of children working in the reporting period(7 days prior to the survey) by sex, age and residence.
Table 5.6 Number and percentage of children doing domestic chores by sex, age, residence and income.
Number and percentage of children in humanitarian situations accessing formal or non-formal basic education(including pre-primary schools/early childhood learning spaces)§.
Table 7.3 Number and percentage of children in child labour by geographic areasand income quintiles.
Number and percentage of children not attending regularly by Genderand Year Level 2006-2010 Performance Assessment Frameworks 2006-2008, 2007-2009 and 2008-2010.
States parties should specify the number and percentage of children with disabilities, disaggregated as described in paragraph 1 aboveand by the nature of their disability.
The number and percentage of children reunited with their parents after a placement;
The number and percentage of children reported as victims of abuse and/or neglect by parents or other relatives/caregivers;
Table 7.9 Number and percentage of children in hazardous work exposed to physicaland mental violence by type of abuse, sex, age, residence, sector and occupation.
Number and percentage of children who have been demobilizedand reintegrated into their communities; with the proportion of those who have returned to school and been reunified with their families;
P6.d.5 Number and percentage of children associated with armed forcesand groups who have been released and reintegrated with their families, and receive appropriate care and services.
The number and percentage of children separated from their parents who are living in institutions or with foster families as well as the duration of placement and frequency of its review;
Number and percentage of children separated from their parents who are living in institutions or with foster families as well as the duration of placement and frequency of its review;
The number and percentage of children who have been demobilized from armed groups or forces and reintegrated into their communities, with the proportion of those who have returned to school and been reunified with their families;
P4.5 Number and percentage of children between 6-59 months affected by SAM, a reached with quality treatment; b recovery of> 75%; and c reduction of mortality report separately for humanitarian situations.
Number and percentage of children below the minimum age of employment who are involved in child labour as defined by the Minimum Age Convention, 1973(No. 138) and the Worst Forms of Child Labour Convention, 1999(No. 182) of the International Labour Organization disaggregated by type of employment;
The number and percentage of children below the minimum legal age of employment who are involved in child labour as defined by the International Labour Organization Conventions No. 138(1973) concerning Minimum Age for Admission to Employment and No. 182(1999) concerning the Prohibition and Immediate Action for the Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labour, disaggregated by type of employment;
Number and percentage of child casualties due to armed conflict;
The number and percentage of child casualties due to armed conflict;
P4.d.2 Number and percentage of UNICEF-targeted children aged 6-59 months with SAM in humanitarian situations who are admitted to programmes for management of acute malnutrition and recover§.
P4.d.1 Number and percentage of UNICEF-targeted children aged 6-59 months with severe acute malnutrition in humanitarian situations are admitted to programmes for management of acute malnutrition and recover§.