Примери за използване на Access to formal на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Access to formal education.
Whereas the Rohingya children do not have sufficient access to formal education;
Increase access to formal and non-formal leaning opportunities.
In that time,we have worked with supervisors to provide access to formal training for their role.
Increasing access to formal and non-formal learning opportunities.
Provided 4 million children in emergency situations with access to formal or non-formal basic education;
Access to formal technical and non-technical learning and development training.
For the financially excluded- those that do not have access to formal banking facilities- the average age is 40.
Whereas only very young Rohingya children receive basic education in the refugee camps with older children receiving little or no access to formal schooling;
Of the 72 million deaf people in the world,only 2% have access to formal education, while less than 1% are in formal employment.
Whereas only very young Rohingya children are receiving basic education through informal classroomsin the refugee camps, with older children having little or no access to formal schooling;
You can expect continuous support and access to formal training, on-the-job learning and other development tools, allowing you to drive your success and ours.
In 2015, UNICEF provided 7.5 million children aged 3 to 18 with access to formal or non-formal basic education.
Calls on the Member States andthe Commission to remove barriers to access to formal and informal education, as well as to lifelong learning, by improving awareness and guidance, and by providing financial support as well as support such as childcare and care for the elderly to enable women and men to participate in lifelong learning, adopting an intergenerational approach and fostering the role played by European institutions;
In 2015, UNICEF and its partners provided 7.5 million children aged 3 to 18 with access to formal or non-formal basic education.
Calls on the Member States andthe Commission to remove barriers to access to formal and informal education, and to lifelong learning, by improving awareness and guidance, providing financial support and other types of support, such as childcare and care for the elderly, in order to enable women and men to participate in lifelong learning, adopting an intergenerational approach and fostering the role played by the European institutions;
In some cases, these circumstances or situations do not allow young people to have real access to formal and informal education and active participation in society as a whole.
UN agencies and NGO partners of the"No Lost Generation Initiative" have appealed for $1.4 billion(£980 million) this year to enable four million children and young people inside Syria andin neighbouring countries to get access to formal and non-formal education opportunities.
Across the EU, only 23% of children under three andliving in poor households have access to formal childcare, as opposed to 41% of the children living in other households.
Emphasises the benefits of education on social inclusion and integration into the labour market; stresses the importance of guaranteeing all refugees(12),in particular girls and women, access to formal, informal and non-formal education and long-life training, combined with work experience;
In certain contexts, these situations orobstacles prevent young people from having effective access to formal and non-formal education, transnational mobility and participation, active citizenship, empowerment and inclusion in society at large.
Stresses the importance of guaranteeing all refugees,in particular girls and women, access to formal, informal and non-formal education and long-life training, combined with work experience(12);
Calls on the Member States to take anintergenerational approach to education, and to ensure equal access to formal and informal education by integrating the supply of affordable and quality childcare in their educational systems, as well as care for the elderly and other dependents;
Calls on the Member States to guarantee that everyone, and unaccompanied children in particular, has access to dignified accommodation and healthcare, andto ensure full access to formal and inclusive education under the same conditions as national children, including preparatory measures such as language classes, in order to ensure that children integrate into the host societies for the entire duration of their presence in the territory of the Member State;
Individuals have access to resources in formal, informal, non-formal and natural learning environments.
Daily and seasonal workers do not have formal access to social security rights covering unemployment, maternity leave, accidents and occupational injuries.
Formal decision to withdraw access to European Parliament premises.
Some homeowners elect to install French doors in the interior of their home anduse them to provide access to a formal dining or living area.
Reducing and preventing early school leaving and promoting equal access to education, formal, non-formal and informal learning pathways for reintegrating into education and training;
Research was conducted in UK, France, Spain, Italy, Poland andRussia with the financially excluded(those that do not have access to the formal banking facilities) and the underserved(those that do not have access to any form of electronic payment).