Examples of using Coverage of children in English and their translations into Arabic
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Coverage of children with disabilities with general education.
(d) Universal health insurance coverage of children, which has not yet been achieved.
Coverage of children with disabilities with preschool education.
The campaign provided 100- per- cent coverage of children under- age five years.
Table 6 Coverage of children with disabilities with general education.
A visible shift has been observed in the vaccination coverage of children of preschool age who live in Roma villages.
Total coverage of children in preschool education is 18.67 per cent;
The Roma populationis especially affected by the law degree of coverage of children in education, and a very low percentage of employment.
Table 5 Coverage of children with disabilities with preschool education.
The dramatic reduction in measles targeted for the decade willbe achieved through reaching high levels of coverage of children in all communities.
The immunization coverage of children can be summed up as follows.
The Committee is concerned about the weak implementation of the Early Childhood Development(ECD)Policy and Strategic Plan of 2011 and the limited coverage of children with ECD services.
Coverage of children by pre-school institutions increased from 30 to 55 percent.
Some 21 countries achieved over 70-per-cent coverage of children under five years of age with two rounds of supplementation.
Coverage of children by preschool institutions increased from 30 to 55 per cent.
At present, the only country which has almostachieved the Abuja target of 60 per cent coverage of children under 5 years of age with an insecticide-treated net is Eritrea.
Rates of coverage of children under one year of age(full vaccination in the approved manner) in 1996.
The Constitution and the relevant laws stipulate that elementary education shall be compulsory for all children of school age and therefore the coverage of children by elementary education has attained optimum limits.
In 27 countries, such coverage of children under 5 years of age is below 30 per cent.
RAE data base- In cooperation with the Roma Council and NGOs, the Statistical Office conducted the first survey in 2008 and created RAE data base containing: total number,sex and age structures, coverage of children by education, illiteracy rate, employment, change of the place of residence, number and structure of households.
As has already been mentioned, the coverage of children by elementary and secondary education in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia is good.
The day, on the second Sunday of each December,offers great opportunities for increased television coverage of children ' s issues and for the building of long-term relationships with broadcasters.
No premiums are required for coverage of children up to the age of 16 within the network, so that families in particular benefit from a less costly health-care system.
Based on data collected in African countries since 2001, in six countries,insecticide-treated net coverage of children under 5 years of age reached between 34 per cent and 54 per cent.
In Slovakia tuberculosis vaccination coverage of children has not dropped below 90 per cent in the last 10 years and other vaccination coverage has not dropped below 95 per cent.
India ' s first national paediatric programme on HIV/AIDS waslaunched on 30 November 2006 to enhance coverage of children living with HIV/AIDS and to provide them with specific paediatric formulations.
In Pakistan, improved coverage of children was reported in areas with enhanced social mobilization activities to engage women, the primary caregivers, and other decision makers.
In rural areas there is a dropout of students bigger than average even before the enrolment, and what is alarming,it increases every year: the coverage of children in rural areas dropped from 81.15% in 2005 to 77.4% in 2009, while in 2008 the number of children enrolled in primary school was by 1.8% smaller than the number of children in 2005.
However, the coverage of children by half-day programmes, designed primarily for the purpose of preschool education and character formation, did not decline even in that, the most difficult, year.
Some 21 countries achieved over 70-per-cent coverage of children under five years with two rounds of supplementation, thereby conferring full life-saving protection.