Examples of using Access to basic services in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Access to basic services;
There was no access to basic services.
Access to basic services; and.
Education, employment and vocational training; access to basic services;
Without access to basic services.
Efforts to promote social cohesion, notably improved access to basic services, are crucial.
Access to basic services, including decent accommodation;
There was little security and scant access to basic services there.
Access to basic services and social protection, particularly in the context of ageing populations and the increase in social exclusion.
It lessens the burden placed upon SMEs, facilitates access to basic services and protects jobs.
Climate change and environmental degradation undermine progress achieved. And millions of poor people still live in poverty andhunger, without access to basic services.
EU intervention should also contribute to improving access to basic services, economic, social and political reforms, as well as the stability of the country.
Children continue to bear the brunt of this conflict, with schooling disrupted and access to basic services limited.
Access to basic services such as housing and healthcare enabling migrants to start a life in a new country and to have a reasonable chance of employment.
The situation of migrants, asylum seekers andrefugees requires that they be guaranteed personal safety and access to basic services.
UNICEF appealed to all parties to the conflict in Syria to facilitate access to basic services including health for children and families.
In all Member States, part of the population is subject to exclusion and deprivation,often facing limited access to basic services.
Stresses that access to basic services such as education, healthcare and housing, as well as the continuity of those services, are prerequisites for an environment conducive to job creation and for meeting the vital needs of people living in rural areas;
Today however, a significant number of Europeans stilllive in poverty and have limited access to basic services such as healthcare.
Various studies and analyses,including those conducted by the UNDP(especially the health indicators and lack of access to basic services), and the identification of resilience as the most unfunded field in the CAR has framed the mandate of the BTF around support to basic services, reconciliation(as post-crisis situation), and job creation(to deter the temptation of youngsters to join armed groups).
This goal focuses on promoting resource and energy efficiency, sustainable infrastructure,and providing access to basic services and green jobs.
The Universal Service Directive in the field of electronic communications27 provides a social safety-net where market forcesalone do not deliver affordable access to basic services for consumers, particularly where they live in areas which are difficult or costly to service, or who have low incomes or disabilities.
MICs also tend to operate a host of discrete social assistance programmes designed to reach specific groups, such as the poor,and increase their access to basic services.
Alongside steps to address the basic quality of life challenges that are so often the source of social tension,corruption, access to basic services, employment, we must also facilitate channels of dialogue, communication, and trust among the communities within Iraq's civil society.
EU humanitarian operations(EUR 9 million in 2016)will continue to complement the Iranian government's efforts to ensuring access to basic services for refugees.
There is a need for simplified, better targeted and more ambitious social policies including by affordable, high-quality childcare and education, effective training andjob assistance, housing support and high-quality health care accessible to all, access to basic services such as bank accounts and the Internet and for action to prevent early school leaving and fight extreme poverty, social exclusion, and more generally all forms of poverty.
Our methodical approach to assessment and continuous improvement is backed by indicators measuring our performancein environmental issues, human resources, sustainable purchasing and access to basic services.
Where cooperation via geographical programmes is restricted, such as in difficult partnerships6, the programme will enable the EC to remain engaged, to directly support populations,to facilitate aid implementation and access to basic services, to enhance democratisation processes and to facilitate peace-building processes in such situations.
It must be possible to assess the level of unemployment, insecure employment, education, health, environmental quality, airand water quality, protection of resources, access to basic services, etc.
Calls for continued humanitarian, financial and political assistance from the EU and the international community to address the humanitarian situation in Libya, the plightof internally displaced persons and refugees and that of civilians facing disruption of access to basic services;