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Universal access to basic education.
A number of countries reported universal access to basic education.
Promoting universal access to basic education continues to be a challenge.
More emphasis should also be placed on universal access to basic education.
Universal access to basic education has led to a significant drop in the illiteracy rate.
As a result, States recognize their duty to guarantee universal access to basic education.
Universal access to basic education is correlated with lower poverty and inequality and economic growth.
Implementation of existing instruments should facilitate universal access to basic education for achieving EFA.
Universal access to basic education is a key priority for Tuvalu, and significant progress has been made.
The Government has intensified its efforts to secure universal access to basic education and to improve its quality and relevance.
Providing universal access to basic education and completion of primary education by at least 80 per cent of primary school-age children;
The Programme of Action of the Social Summit underlines universal access to basic education as an important means to combat child labour.
A midterm review ofthe Conference's goals and aims in 1996 revealed that continued progress was required to achieve universal access to basic education by 2000.
By the year 2000, universal access to basic education and completion of primary education by at least 80 per cent of primary school-age children;
In 1990, Governments meeting at the Education for All Summit in Jomtien, Thailand,committed themselves to the goal of universal access to basic education.
It was felt that universal access to basic education and health and equal opportunities are prerequisites for fostering development.
Most countries in South Asia andsub-Saharan Africa have a considerable way to go in achieving the objectives of universal access to basic education and closing the gender gap.
UNICEF will also expand its efforts to provide universal access to basic education, improve gender equity and enhance the status of girls and women in society.
UNESCO had recently adopted its Medium-Term Strategy for 2002-2007,in which reference was made to support for member States in the development of legal instruments for promoting universal access to basic education.
Governments should give priority to ensuring universal access to basic education and to expanding access to secondary education. .
It would be important to collaborate with the private sector in matching skills and needs and to integrate women in the technological change process,including through universal access to basic education for all women.
A goal set forth in the Strategy is to provide universal access to basic education, and for at least 80 per cent of the school-age group to complete primary education para. 88.
Unfortunately, as is clear from the report, progress appears slower towards such goals as improving the quality of nutrition, reducing maternal mortality,and providing universal access to basic education, particularly for girls.
The goal is to achieve universal access to basic education and completion of primary education by at least 80 per cent of primary school-age children by the end of the decade.
A major task for UNESCO will be to support Member States in policy reforms, especially the design and implementation of EFA policies andaction plans as well as of legal instruments for promoting universal access to basic education.
A number of countries reported universal access to basic education and recognized the importance of action to increase student enrolment, retention and regular attendance, especially among girls.
We also see the need to continue operating within a global framework in promoting human rights education, especially within the context of internationally agreed goals such as universal access to basic education for all by the year 2015.
This would include setting up such targets as universal access to basic education, a reduction in the infant mortality rate, a reduction in malnutrition among children and the attainment by all people of a higher level of health.
It also encourages new actions at the international level,including proclaiming a United Nations literacy decade to support national efforts to achieve universal access to basic education and primary health services for all by 2015.
We consider universal access to basic education and a substantial improvement in its quality to be the pillars of our commitment to social development and a fundamental basis for productive human development and democracy.