Examples of using CONAFE in English and their translations into Spanish
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In Mexico's Conafe, an old epidemic continues.
At age 14 she became a teacher in the CONAFE system.
CONAFE has found numerous definitions of the child in Senegal.
This game is endorsed by SEP and CONAFE.
To fully accomplish its purpose, CONAFE has the following attributes.
CONAFE recommends that the State raise the age of marriage to 18 years by the end of 2014.
Those who stay for two years receive CONAFE financing for up to 30 months of college.
CONAFE recommends that the Government ensure that the Children's Code is adopted by the end of 2014.
In addition, in order to continue their studies such students can also obtain scholarships from CONAFE or the municipality in which the intercultural university is located.
CONAFE and the IDB agreed to provide a compensatory payment of Mex$ 750 per month in addition to the Mex$1,427 subsidy.
Unfortunately, in the past few years about one in three young instructors dropped out before the first school year was over,disrupting the education of the very children CONAFE aimed to help.
CONAFE focuses on providing educational opportunities to children and teenagers in remote communities with fewer than 500 inhabitants.
About 50 per cent of the National Council for Educational Development(CONAFE) scholarships that were awarded to the indigenous population went to girls in primary education, and about 40 per cent to girls at the secondary level annex 9.
CONAFE notes that Senegal has no permanent system of data collection and no reliable statistics on children's rights.
This system of organization leaves such communities deprived of education opportunities or places their education in the hands of facilitators and extension workers contracted by orliving on grants from CONAFE who teach in multi-grade schools which are often very dilapidated and lacking in any proper sanitation services.
According to CONAFE, teenage pregnancies, especially in school settings, are one of the most recurrent problems in some regions.
In March 1994 the Inter-Agency Committee for Assistance to the Population Displaced by the Conflict was established; it comprises the Department of Social Development(SEDESOL), the National Institute for Indigenous Affairs(INI), the National Scheme for Comprehensive Family Development(DIF), the Mexican Social Security Institute(IMSS), the Development Planning Commission(Coplade), the Red Cross,the National Educational Development Council(Conafe), the National Adult Education Institute(INEA), the National Water Commission(CNA) and Conasupo Distribution DICONSA.
CONAFE reports that children with disabilities are ill-treated, neglected, isolated, hidden away, repudiated and excluded from society.
The more than 35,000 CONAFE instructors often live in the community during the week with local families and those families are responsible for providing food and housing.
CONAFE notes that corporal punishment is a traditional practice in primary school, in the home and in the street.
Aware of these difficult living arrangements, CONAFE and the IDB worked together to find an innovative and cost-effective way to get community instructors to complete their service and ultimately ensure the continuity of CONAFE's program.
CONAFE reports that, in practice, children begin working at a very early age(6 years) and drop out of school early at the age of 14 or 15.
CONAFE recommends that the Government should ensure that the draft bill on the Children's Ombudsman is finalized, adopted and implemented by the end of 2014.
CONAFE notes that the State party reports submitted to the Committee on the Rights of the Child arrived very late and, like the Committee's concluding observations, are often not publicized.
CONAFE recommends that the Government undertake to provide free health care for children up to the age of 6 years by 2015 and to combat child malnutrition by facilitating access to food.
CONAFE recommends that the Government provide more suitable educational and training facilities and implement the law on social orientation for persons with disabilities by the end of 2014.
CONAFE is the agency of the Federal Government responsible for ensuring that the children and young people living in the country's poorest and most isolated communities have equitable access to education of quality.
CONAFE acknowledges that efforts are being made by Senegal to increase immunization coverage, control endemic diseases(malaria, diarrhoeal diseases, etc.) and combat maternal and child mortality.
CONAFE notes that the recommendation made during the first universal periodic review of Senegal regarding the creation of an independent Children's Ombudsman led to the preparation of a draft bill, which has been pending since 2010.
CONAFE recommends that the State step up efforts to raise awareness of the harmful consequences of corporal punishment, ensure the implementation of Decree No. 791165 of 20 December 1979(art. 14), monitor both formal and non-formal schools more closely, and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice.

