Inadequate health care coverage.

Inadequate health care.

Inadequate health care for indigenous peoples

International cooperation disbursed

Health facilities

C. Sanitation

Inadequate supply of care services.

(f) Scaling up quality maternal and child health care in health facilities.

As a result of prenatal complications such as malnourishment, insufficient medical facilities, pregnant wife beating and drug addiction, children are increasingly being born with physical and mental defects.

Access to sanitation services for the poor could also be expanded through dedicated comprehensive programmes, such as total sanitation campaigns .

(a) Inadequate statistical capacity

In view of women's role in household sanitation and hygiene, awareness raising campaigns can be effective when targeted to this audience, mobilizing women to spread the sanitation and hygiene message.

12.8.2 Sanitation and drinking water

Ignorance about the issue has profoundly influenced women's participation in sports.

Insufficient infrastructure and services

Among the reasons for the low school enrolment in rural areas are insufficient learning spaces that are close to home and inadequate teachers, in terms of both quality and quantity, especially among female teachers.

Strategies for conveying key sanitation and hygiene messages, for example, about hand washing, and for promoting sanitation solutions have proven effective when they are culturally and gender sensitive.

Responding to sanitation needs in urban and rural areas

Rural sanitation could also be improved through strengthening health extension services.

C. Insufficient policy frameworks and regulation

Facilities and equipment are not adapted to needs.

The elderly have an especially great problem with health care who are, beside their poor financial state, additionally limited in their approach to health care because of the inadequate public transportation.

This could involve a combination of targeting the sanitation needs of the poor and increasing support for hygiene education, which can leverage domestic sanitation demand and investment.

Treating sanitation as both a right and a civic responsibility is an approach that can help to shape both individual behaviour and community action for improving sanitation.

According to the 1994 health development plan, the number of formal health provision services is as follows

Inadequate efforts to change behaviour among the population.

All major government health facilities have separate facilities for women.

Normative documents were produced to guide practices by the health services and community actions.

The inadequacy of the current framework for global governance compounds the problem.

Insufficient investment has meant inadequate infrastructure.

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Similarly, the use of satellite communications in telemedicine made quality public health accessible to the underprivileged in areas that had limited health care.

A primary limitation is inadequate financial resources.

Inadequate production credit, lack of access to extension services.

However, police operations continue to be hampered by inadequate resources.

Promotion of the realization of the right to drinking water and sanitation

Wider though still limited access to improved sanitation services.

Promotion of the realization of the right to drinking water and sanitation

Obstacles such as inadequate family planning service provision, lack of responsiveness of service providers, and lack of education and information further hinder women's full access to health benefits.

While hygiene education and awareness raising are often continuing processes requiring long term donor and government commitment, they can catalyse private demand for sanitation services, thus leveraging household and community sanitation investments.

But insufficient diagnostic rigor can result in over diagnosis.

c A low indicator is a reflection that insufficient cash is available to settle debts.

At this time it became obvious that there weren't enough troops to complete the goals of the expedition.

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Promotion of the realization of the right to drinking water and sanitation