Examples of using Access to basic services in English and their translations into Slovak
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 Proportion of population living in households with access to basic services.
Declining living conditions and reduced access to basic services have led to decreased health status.
Indicator 1.4.1: Proportion of the population living in households with access to basic services.
Access to basic services and social protection, particularly in the context of ageing populations and the increase in social exclusion.
Millions still live in poverty and hunger, without access to basic services.
Ensuring access to basic services and resources, including affordable mobility, energy, potable water and sanitation for all, while respecting environmental sustainability and the principle of minimising emissions.
Exploring data sources Proportion of population living in households with access to basic services.
Whereas this situation has caused greater precariousness and insecurity for PWA,limiting their access to basic services such as healthcare and education, their employment opportunities and their participation in society;
Indicator 1.4.1 is the proportion of population living in households with access to basic services.
Examples include facilitating the validation of skills and the recognition of qualifications.- 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.
Millions continue to live in hunger and poverty, lacking access to basic services.
The Commission will also propose a EuropeanChild Guarantee to ensure that children have access to basic services and will reinforce the Youth Guarantee to support the education of young people as well as the training and job opportunities they need.
And millions of poor people still live in poverty andhunger, without 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;
Support to the peace agreements through resilience and access to basic services in Northern Mali.
The situation of migrants, asylum seekers andrefugees requires that they be guaranteed personal safety and access to basic services.
Inner Peripheries: national territories facing challenges of access to basic services of general interest.
They are often marginalized, deprived of many fundamental rights-including land and property- and lack access to basic services.
Efforts to promote social cohesion, notably improved access to basic services, are crucial.
In all Member States, part of the population is subject to exclusion and deprivation,often facing limited access to basic services.
Despite these achievements, significant parts of the population in all Member States are still suffering from deprivation andlimited access to basic services or feel excluded from their societies, and 78 million people live at risk of poverty.
In all Member States, part of the population is subject to exclusion and deprivation,often facing limited access to basic services.
Poverty in its multiple dimensions includes a lack of incomeand sufficient material resources to live in dignity; inadequate access to basic services, such as healthcare, housing and education; labour market exclusion and poor quality work.
We commit to ensure that all migrants, regardless of their migration status,can exercise their human rights through safe access to basic services.
Supporting the development of the public sector for enhancinguniversal and non-discriminatory access to basic services, especially health and education.
Welcomes the Commission's‘Action Plan on the integration of third country nationals', addressing pre-departure and pre-arrival measures, education,employment and vocational training, access to basic services, active participation and social inclusion;
Today however, a significant number of Europeans still live in poverty andhave limited access to basic services such as healthcare.
Historically, and again in recent years, Roma communities across Europe have been targets of persecution and systemic neglect,from housing and access to basic services, such as electricity and water, to employment and health.
UN calls for health care access for refugees near Jordan border(Gulf Times) Some 45,000 Syrians living in a refugee camp in the Syriandesert near the Jordanian border need critical access to basic services as winter months approach, the United Nations warned on Wednesday.