Examples of using Access to basic services in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Access to basic services.
As per OBJECTIVE 15: Provide access to basic services for migrants.
Access to basic services for migrants.
Support to the peace agreements through resilience and access to basic services in Northern Mali.
(15) Provide access to basic services for migrants.
Efforts to promote social cohesion, notably improved access to basic services, are crucial.
Objective 15: Providing access to basic services for migrants regardless of their migration status.
Today however, a significant number of Europeans still live in poverty andhave limited access to basic services such as healthcare.
Providing access to basic services.
The situation of migrants, asylum seekers andrefugees requires that they be guaranteed personal safety and access to basic services.
Access to basic services and social protection, particularly in the context of ageing populations and the increase in social exclusion.
They are often marginalized, deprived of many fundamental rights- including land and property-and lack access to basic services.
More effective state institutions, better governance, access to basic services, justice and the rule of law are just as important as hard security.
We commit to ensure that all migrants, regardless of their migration status,can exercise their human rights through safe access to basic services.
Ensuring all customers have access to basic services at affordable prices(phone, fax, internet, free emergency calls), including people with disabilities.
In all Member States, part of the population is subject to exclusion and deprivation, often facing limited access to basic services.
In July 2009, South Africa was hit withrolling protests by poor communities that demanded access to basic services, jobs, adequate housing and the democratisation of service delivery.
The financing agreement is a €100 million package dedicated to Somalia's state and resilience building,which will also support access to basic services.
Poverty in its multiple dimensions includes a lack of income and 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.
The financing agreement provided by the EDF is a €100 million package dedicated to Somalia's state and resilience building,which will also support 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;
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.
The rationale of universal service obligation(‘USO') is to act as a socialsafety net where market forces alone do not deliver affordable access to basic services for consumers, particularly those living in remote areas or having low incomes or disabilities.
MICs also tend to operate a host of discrete social assistance programmes designed to reach specificgroups, such as the poor, and increase their access to basic services.
Ensure that cooperation between service providers and immigration authorities does not exacerbatevulnerabilities of irregular migrants by compromising their safe access to basic services or unlawfully infringing upon the human rights to privacy, liberty and security of person at places of basic service delivery.
(c) Growth in agriculture in many of the Maghreb countries has been hampered by structural problems such as limited investment, water availability, land degradation,climate change and poor access to basic services.
Action taken or announced mainly focus on desegregation, access to employment,addressing educational disadvantage and improved access to basic services such as housing and healthcare.
The overwhelming majority of Europe's population lives in urban areas6, where the quality of life is often characterised by a dramatic deterioration in transport systems,environmental and social conditions, and access to basic services.