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Mortality rate of children under the.
Take appropriate measures to ensure regular school attendance and reduce the dropout rate of children in particular in secondary schools;
Rate of children completing primary and secondary school;
CRC was concerned at the persistent high rate of children living in poverty, especially in rural areas.
The rate of children attending preschool education remaining at a low of 9 per cent;
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This positive intervention has succeeded in increasing the enrollment rate of children, and has minimized the dropout rate of school children, especially in pastoralist and semi-agriculturalist regions.
Rate of children affected by parental divorce: Number of children involved in a divorce per 1,000 population aged 0-17.
He noted that the territorial poverty rate was 27.4 per cent,compared to 12.7 per cent in the United States mainland, and that the rate of children living in poverty had increased to 35 per cent.
Malnutrition rate of children under seven years.
Besides the concerns mentioned above as to the quality and content of the intervention, it should be noted that a good coverage of life-skills education in schools may not mean a good coverage of children andyouth in general in Member States where the rate of children in schools is not high or with regard to at-risk groups who are more frequently out of school.
However, the rate of children of school age attending school in rural areas, especially in mountainous, isolated areas, is low.
Consider investing more in health so as to reduce the high mortality rate of children, high maternal mortality, tuberculosis and other communicable and non-communicable diseases(Zimbabwe);
The rate of children aged 6-9 months who were given supplementary food according to the World Health Organization's recommendations totalled 59.
A 2009 UNICEF report indicated that although the rate of children in formal care has not decreased from 2002 to 2008, the rate of children in residential care has been gradually going down.
In 2009, the rate of children aged three to four who studied in state-financed kindergartens was 49 per cent 39 per cent in the Jewish population, 80 per cent in the Arab and Bedouin population, and 62 per cent in the Druze population.
Algeria thanked the United Kingdom for accepting to address the high incarceration rate of children, while it encouraged the United Kingdom to review more thoroughly the painful techniques applied to children and to harmonize them with their human rights obligations.
The school enrolment rate of children from such unions was about 80 per cent, whereas the rate for children of two Korean parents was near 100 per cent.
For instance, from 1990 to 2000 the rate of children under 1 year of age receiving the third dose of immunization for diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus increased from 17 percent to 53 percent.
To address the high incarceration rate of children, ensure that the privacy of children is protected and put an end to the so-called"painful techniques" applied to children. Algeria.
Fiji has low rates of child and maternal mortality.
During 2005-2007, the rates of children of both genders seldom/never attending primary or secondary schools decreased over time.
In countries where there are high rates of children dying before the age of five, this is being increasingly linked to maternal malnutrition.
Rates of children walking and biking to school have declined significantly over this period" Schlossberg.
Egypt explained that remote areas had benefited from mobile health services;that life expectancy had increased and that the rate of child and maternal mortality had decreased.
The rates of child and infant mortality in Belarus are lower than in other CIS countries and a number of European countries.
The rates of child and maternal mortality and the prevalence of HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases had also declined.
According to United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF) assessments,Belarus is among the countries with low rates of child and infant mortality.
Continuing challenges included education; health,including high rates of child and maternal mortality; and poverty.
Statistics dedicated to monitoring detention rates of children are rare; nonetheless, current global statistics suggest at least 1 million children are detained, with boys significantly outnumbering girls.
The Committee notes with appreciation the introduction of a policy of free primary education in 2003,which despite prevailing high rates of children unable to access education, has resulted in a significant increase of school enrolment.