High transit transport costs further deteriorate the market access of landlocked developing countries.

Most country programmes will need access to recent, high quality and disaggregated data on

The famed Beartooth Highway provides access from the northeast and has spectacular high altitude scenery.

Given the Gambia's high illiteracy rate, she wondered whether the NGOs had access to radio.

Microsoft founder Bill Gates has suggested that Internet access is not a high priority for the poorest countries.

(b) Improving access to high quality data and information on current and future climate variability and extreme events

These are important conditions to ensure Vietnamese women's favourable access to and use of high quality healthcare services.

Several delegations highlighted the difficulties experienced by small scale fishers in gaining access to high seas fishing grounds.

High prices for food items, high unemployment and generally low incomes have reduced access to food, particularly for the most vulnerable sectors of society, including women and children.

These include permitting high financial access even before a crisis materializes, and allowing disbursements to be more front loaded.

Women have already been denied access to a diagnostic test, because insurers refuse to pay the company s high prices.

Central authorities will have to determine the extent to which rights and access to high value areas can be decentralized.

Yet more than 22 million children lack access to the basic vaccines that people in high income countries take for granted.

For India, the Chinese incursion also threatens its access to the 6,300 meter high Siachen Glacier, to the west of Depsang.

Access to technology is also an important motive for these high tech manufacturing SINTNCs to venture into Europe and North America.

The Department continues to maintain an active relationship with vendors for the benefit of improved access to very high resolution imagery.

As high density, high productivity settlements, cities can provide greater access to services of all kinds including energy, water, health, education, finance, media, transport, recycling, and research than can most rural areas.

These include the high drop out rates of girls in high schools and the subsequent limited access to tertiary education, the under representation of women in senior posts in both teaching and administration and the need to provide opportunities for girls to access continuing education following premature departure from their schooling.

Of that number, 53 per cent indicate economic or transport reasons, as access is primarily by river and transport costs are high.

During the High level Plenary Meeting of the General Assembly, 14 16 September 2005, for security reasons, access to the restricted areas will be based on the regular delegates' passes plus secondary colour coded access cards.

WASHINGTON, DC In many countries, public debate about gender equality focuses mainly on women s access to top positions and high powered career opportunities.

It will also help facilitate access by the poorest to financial services, thus helping to reduce the high proportion of the un banked population.

High speed broadband Internet access can improve everything from transport management, environmental protection, and emergency services to health care, distance education, and agricultural productivity.

In this connection, a high premium must be placed on providing educational opportunities and on the capability of people to have access to education.

It is hard for people to get access to drinking water owing to the high cost of water and unsatisfactory storage and transportation conditions.

18. Also notes the initial discussion in the International Monetary Fund on a new liquidity instrument that would enable high access financial support to developing countries that have market access and strong economic policies but nonetheless remain vulnerable to shocks

(e) The access to the eastern part of Myanmar of the International Committee of the Red Cross and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

This is because the Fund has experienced exceptionally high access and prolonged use of its resources by a few large economies in the last decade.

Marginalization resulting from the lack of access to new communications technology and high quality universal education were only a few of the issues repeatedly raised.

Several high impact, cost effective interventions depend largely on the practices of parents and families and on their access to resources, including information and commodities.

(h) To intensify efforts to increase the number of women in public bodies, including through research into barriers to women's access to high level public appointments

With pneumonia accounting for a shockingly high 20 of child deaths each year in Pakistan, widespread access to the new vaccine should have a major impact.

Despite the global decline in absolute poverty, the goal of redressing disproportionately high poverty levels among women and their insufficient access to economic resources remained elusive.

Access to freshwater resources was a high priority for Kazakhstan, which had allocated US 900 million for a potable water programme for the period 2002 2012.

However, in some areas the corrections system continues to be confronted by many problems, relating to access to safe drinking water, adequate health care facilities and medication, availability of rehabilitation programmes, overcrowding, and the high number of detainees without access to legal counsel.

Ms. Khan said the high rate of maternal mortality, exacerbated by the lack of access to family planning and reproductive health services and the high rate of clandestine abortions, was indicative of the poor quality of health care available to women.

Young people used to believe that, once old and with access to power, their own welfare would be at least as high as that of previous generations.

The lack of access can contribute to high rates of infant and maternal mortality, fertility and malnutrition, indicators that are closely associated with women's level of education.

Of particular concern are the relatively high rates of teenage pregnancy and maternal mortality, which reflect a lack of access to health information and basic health services.

As a group, OECD countries also show high proportions of Internet access by enterprises, although differences persist among them as well as between SMEs and large enterprises.

The Committee is also concerned about the fact that a majority of children do not have access to adequate heath services, the high level of malnutrition among children, the lack of access to safe drinking water and proper sanitation, and inadequate breastfeeding practices among women.

In terms of numbers whether of scientific publications, researchers, or overall access to high quality tertiary education Europe compares favorably with its international partners (which are also competitors).

In Europe, that means agreeing on burden sharing for re capitalizing countries where deficits and debt have cut off market access or led to prohibitively high borrowing costs.

Given their relatively unrestricted access to the printing press and their high degree of operational autonomy, one would expect central banks to be active and effective first responders.

Access to literacy and to jobs in the government sector and modern professions was limited to a small section of the population usually belonging to the high castes.