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The rate of coverage for all required vaccinations has reached 100 per cent.
According to the World Food Programme report issued in February 2007, the rate of coverage for affected persons in Darfur is 98 per cent.
The rate of coverage of imports by exports was thus under 11.5 per cent.
The results from this program will not be apparent for about a dozen years after it begins, provided the rate of coverage exceeds 70.
In 1991, the rate of coverage stood at 62 per cent of the working population.
However, there has been a downward trend in access to safe drinking water in the region- in some cases, the rate of coverage has declined by as much as 10.
The rate of coverage is similar in urban(65.8 per cent) and rural(64.4 per cent) areas.
The number of patients on antiretroviral treatment rose from 6,579 to 7,980 between 2006 and 2007,increasing the rate of coverage from 24 per cent to 30.4 per cent.
No region has reported a rate of coverage nearing or surpassing 75 per cent.
Rate of coverage by doctors and nurses at primary health care level for 10,000 people Nurses/family doctors.
In the past five years, a high national rate of coverage has been achieved, starting with children in their earliest years.
Rate of coverage of sewerage services in South Development Region Source: German International Development through GIZ Figure 6.
JS6 noted that, according to the International Centre for Human Rights,17 per cent of the population have access to social security and the rate of coverage is declining.
The rate of coverage of institutional deliveries in has increased from 26% in 1992-93 to 47% in 2007-08.
The 2001 health survey and a report from the inter-insurance agency both confirm that the rate of coverage in the Brussels-Capital Region surpassed that of other regions.
The rate of coverage of RE children by pre-school education amounts to 13.81% and their number in elementary schools has been constantly on the rise.
As part of the report on"Performance of health systems", published in 2012,experts were requested to draw up a list of measures and targets designed to increase the rate of coverage.
The rate of coverage varies across goods and services from 15% for drugs with the lowest improvement in medical benefit to 80% for inpatient care.
In addition, Governments need to allocate a significantly higher proportion of their budget expenditures to public investments in water supply andsanitation with a view to increasing the rate of coverage considerably.
The rate of coverage of basic education in Brazil achieved practically universal levels, with concomitant expansion of the other educational levels.
A number of targeted interventions had been implemented to provide the Mayas with assistance and support, including the Improving Children's Health and Nutrition in Poor Mayan Communities in Toledo project,which had a very high rate of coverage.
The rate of coverage of vitamin A supplements as part of the routine EPI is 80 per cent for children aged under nine months and 58 per cent for nursing mothers.
Even though the data indicate that coverage of prevention programmes is higher in sex workers than in men who have sex with men and injecting drug users, additional efforts are critical to ensure an adequate rate of coverage in all three groups;
Between 2000 and 2009, the rate of coverage of drinking water needs rose from 64 per cent to 72.7 per cent in urban areas and from 51.5 per cent to 63.72 per cent in rural areas.
This desire on the part of the State has been fulfilled in the high rates of coverage in the formal, traditional system and also in the trend towards an increase in initial general enrolment in recent years; we particularly note as a great achievement the significant increase in the rate of coverage of secondary education.
The rate of coverage for all required vaccinations had reached 100 per cent, several diseases such as polio had been eradicated, and the rate of malnutrition was lower than in other countries of the region.
The Mauritanian health-care system remains lacking with:(i) poor quality of services,(ii) lack of qualified human resources,(iii) lack of equipment and medicines in health centres,(iv)low rate of coverage in isolated rural areas and areas where the population is widely dispersed,(v) a concentration of health-care services in the major urban centres with uneven distribution among the wilayas.
The rate of coverage among women of family planning services has also increased to more than 70 per cent in 2004, compared with 60 per cent in 1966, and the proportion of medically supervised births has reached almost 86 per cent.
With regard to family planning, women's access to specific information on family health and well-being, including information and advice on family planning,could be gauged from four indicators: rate of coverage of prenatal care; rate of coverage of assisted births; rate of use of modern contraceptive methods; and rate of coverage of health visits in the home.
The high rate of coverage in prophylactic treatment achieved in 2007 was due to the encouraging results of a public policy that made it a priority to achieve the country's goal of no more children with HIV by 2015.