Примери за използване на Basic social services на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Access to quality basic social services.
(iii) access to basic social services, especially to education and training, health care and family planning;
It also disrupts the functioning and access to basic social services.
They are not given access to basic social services during this waiting period.
Let me turn from jobs to the second objective,which is improving basic social services.
The provision of basic social services 4.
As a result, large segments of the population remain isolated from basic social services.
Even when financing a business project to invest in basic social services- health, education, access to water- this requirement must be met.
Ensuring reasonable producer prices in order to promote investment in farming andenable producers to access basic social services.
Of people in Cairo currently live in slum areas and lack basic social services like access to drinking water, sewage and waste disposal.
The fact that there is a systematic correlation between state of health andsocial class shows that these differences arise from the inadequate conditions for accessing basic social services.
And nipped in the bud a growing consensus that basic social services are a right.
Therefore, I believe that it is essential and a matter of duty for the European institutions to provide as much assistance as possible, at least in order to guarantee that the people who have lost everything have housing, medical assistance,food and basic social services.
Populations with a high proportion of illiteracy andlittle awareness of basic social services or of health and education measures;
Given Greece's collapsing economy and growing humanitarian crisis, the government will have no choice, absent an agreement, butto print money to fund basic social services.
Safeguards certain living conditions for vulnerable groups by improving access to food and basic social services such as health, education, housing and clean water;
Underlines that ODA should prioritise basic social services for all and‘public goods' that are less effectively provided by the private sector, such as primary education, social safety nets, health care and infrastructure for sanitation, water supply and energy, so that developing countries can reach their full potential;
Many do not have access to clean drinking water andproper sanitation, or to basic social services, such as education or health care.
The support provided so far by the European Commission- and in particular under sector budget support programmes- has allowed for the provision and extension of basic social services(health, education, etc.).
The Committee endorses the aims of the 20/20 initiative,to achieve universal access to basic social services of good quality on a sustainable basis, as a shared responsibility of developing and donor States.
Given the declining number of people of working age,there is a real risk to the future of basic social services such as the payment of pensions.
At least 20% of allocated assistance under this Regulation will be allocated to basic social services, with a focus on health and education, and to secondary education, recognising that a degree of flexibility must be the norm, such as cases where exceptional assistance is involved.
At least 20% of the allocated assistance under this Regulation should be allocated to basic social services, with a focus on health and education, and secondary education, recognising that a degree of flexibility must be the norm such as in cases where exceptional assistance is involved.
REPLY OF THE COMMISSION AND THE EEAS 74. Support provided by the Commission/EEAS, in particular under budget support, has allowed the provision and extension of basic social services(health, education, etc.) to reach out to the poorest and the most vulnerable population.
Whereas CSOs have become important players in global development assistance,particularly in the delivery of basic social services, public awareness, the promotion of democracy, human rights and good governance, peaceful and inclusive societies, fostering the resilience of individuals, families and local communities, countering violent extremism, and the response to humanitarian crises;
The support provided so far by the European Commission- and in particular under sector budget support programmes- has allowed for the provision and extension of basic social services(health, education, etc.) to reach out the poorest and the most vulnerable population.
The main priority sectors stated in the Single Support Framework(SSF)for 2014-2017 were equitable access to basic social services, support for democratic governance, the rule of law and mobility, and jobs, sustainable, inclusive growth.
At least 20% of the Official Development Assistance funded under this Regulation, across all programmes, geographic and thematic, annually and over the duration of its actions, shall be ring-fenced for social inclusion and human development, in order to support andstrengthen the provision of basic social services, such as health, education, nutrition and social protection, particularly to the most marginalised, and with an emphasis on women and children.
Notes that the EU's 20% ODA target for social inclusion and human development,which covers basic social services, including health and education, is imprecise and does not make proper monitoring of expenditure possible;