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Difficulties in accessing credit despite the growth of microfinance.
Wide disparities exist across geographical regions due to difficulties in accessing services.
Also, there were difficulties in access to animal vaccines and laboratory products.
Whereas the WTO fosters market access, energy trade barriers are linked to difficulties in access to supplies.
Difficulties in accessing basic education have also been reported.
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Difficulties in access to land and the informality of land tenure were recognized as major problems, particularly in post-war situations, which in turn lead to social conflicts.
UNICEF had effectively respondedto massive population displacement, outbreaks of disease and difficulties in access to public health care.
The difficulties in access to advanced technologies are an obstacle to overcoming the disadvantages of developing countries, reducing their competitiveness and creating barriers to the transformation of productive processes.
Brazilian entrepreneurs face difficulties in starting and closing a business,a complex tax system and difficulties in access to finance.
These key actors in the creation of developmental linkages in developing countries often have severe difficulties in access to finance through the banking system and have to resort to more expensive, often informal, lending sources.
Each of the three major conventions originating in the Rio de Janeiro Conference has a tendency to establish its own consultative machinery with the development partners, and this leads to a proliferation of funding needs andat the same time to difficulties in access to funding.
Major constraints are the lack of funds to cover the needs of refugees in both countries of asylum and difficulties in access to beneficiaries in Ghana due to the wide geographical area.
The provision of primary health care by the State health care services has been limited by several factors including reduced numbers of health staff(approximately 50 per cent), lack of medical supplies and equipment,interruption of immunization activities, and difficulties in access to medical services.
The worsening of the conflict has resulted in a larger number of cases to be investigated,the exacerbation of the problem of security and difficulties in access to justice, particularly in the regions or areas controlled by some of the parties to the armed conflict.
Important areas of the country face difficulties in access to drinking water throughout the year, especially in periods of drought or low temperatures, where the supply of water flow can be interrupted or severely diminished for many days, as a result of the unequal distribution of water resources throughout the territory, the insufficient level of flow regulation on some watercourses, as well as of some polluted inland rivers.
Mr. Mbodj(Senegal) said that rapid demographic growth in Africa had led to the development of overcrowded slums,which had brought significant difficulties in access to health, transport and education.
Such risks are compounded by the traditionally high mobility of the population for farming or other purposes, difficulties in access and the institutional weakness of the State, which is not in a position to prevent the militarization of social activities.
The lack of free textbooks and free transportation to and from school in the majority of primary and secondary schools,exacerbating the difficulties in access to education for children from low-income families and contributing to the low rate(31 per cent) of secondary education completion;
It also expressed concern at the disadvantaged position of women in rural and remote areas-- who form the majority of women in Myanmar-- whichis characterized by poverty, illiteracy, difficulties in access to health care, education and social services.
It is also concerned about the shortage of qualified health-care professionals, shortages in medical supplies,in particular in rural clinics, and difficulties in access to health-care centres owing to how far they are from villages art. 12.
The Committee reiterates its concern at the disadvantaged position of women in rural and remote areas who constitute the majority of women in South Africa,which is characterized by poverty, difficulties in access to health and social services, and a lack of participation in decision-making processes at the community level.
The Committee reiterates its concern at the disadvantagedposition of women in rural and remote areas(who form the majority of women in Uganda), which is characterized by poverty, illiteracy, difficulties in access to health and social services and a lack of participation in decision-making processes at the community level.
CEDAW expressed serious concern at the disadvantaged position of women in rural and remote areas the vast majority of women in Laos- characterized by poverty,illiteracy, difficulties in access to health, education and social services, and lack of participation in decision-making.
The Committee expresses its concern at the disadvantaged position of women in rural and remote areas who form the majority of women in the United Republic of Tanzania, which is characterized by poverty,illiteracy, difficulties in access to health and social services and a lack of participation in decision-making processes at the community level.
CEDAW was concerned about the disadvantaged position of women in rural and remote areas, recognizing that the conditions faced by such women, who represented almost 80 per cent of the women in Chad,were often characterized by poverty, difficulties in access to health and social services and a lack of participation in decision-making processes at the community level.
However, the Committee is concerned about the disadvantaged position of women in rural and remote areas, recognizing that the conditions faced by such women, who represent almost 80 per cent of the women in Chad, are often characterized by poverty,the impact of armed conflict, difficulties in access to health and social services and a lack of participation in decision-making processes at the community level.
Groups with difficulty in accessing the usual channels to find employment.
Women with low incomes frequently experience difficulty in accessing treatment and care.