Lower fertility rates by age and higher educational attainment levels were noted among the women taking part in the study.

Figure 3 Educational attainment by ethnocultural origin

Factors taken into consideration were occupation, educational attainment and disabled status.

Then there are the indicators that link educational attainment and employment status.

Rising educational attainment is helping to promote more technologically sophisticated exports as well.

Above all, it means addressing the income disparities in educational opportunity and attainment.

No details are available on educational attainment levels for male and female indigenous students.

In spite of high level educational attainment, women remained marginalized in the labour market.

Many reports also cited studies correlating women apos s educational attainment with fertility levels.

Therefore, many policies and programmes exist for the improvement of women apos s educational attainment.

Studies in Ireland have shown a strong correlation between long term unemployment and low educational attainment.

Moreover, the challenge of raising educational quality and attainment, especially of girls and women, remains a priority.

To address the skills gap, the US must boost the educational attainment of current and future workers.

They have also been found to aid infants cognitive development and children s educational attainment, thus boosting countries economic growth potential.

As mentioned above, female literacy and educational attainment are perceived as closely linked to the health status of a population.

The rise in educational attainment of Sri Lankan women is considered the single most important factor contributing to fertility decline.

Education also affects the inter generational formation of human capital, with the education of mothers influencing the educational attainment of children.

Because of cultural norms and perceptions, women and girls often suffer from low educational attainment, both in absolute and relative terms.

Furthermore, the private sector can drive educational achievement at a lower cost than the public sector.

Studies have shown that a mother's low educational attainment is the factor most consistently related to malnutrition among children in developing countries.

The persistent gap between female and male literacy rates and educational attainment thus highlights one of the main barriers to improving health conditions.

Low educational attainment, large numbers of children, time consuming household duties and cultural norms all hinder women from participating in the labour force.

With limited educational attainment, if not illiterate, unfamiliar with their rights and existing laws, immigrant women are most vulnerable to discrimination, exploitation and abuse.

The following details have been noted in relation to educational backwardness Women's education levels are lower than men's.

But, as the US economy recovers, technological change is accelerating, fueling demand for more skills at a time when the workforce s educational attainment levels have plateaued.

Like blacks in the US, Dalits account for about 15 of the population they are found disproportionately in low status, low income jobs their levels of educational attainment are lower than the upper castes and they still face daily incidents of discrimination for no reason other than their identity at birth.

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This never met any criticism from my voters, because educational policy and the social safety net were designed to lower workers risk aversion.

The policy of quotas for lower castes and for members of certain scheduled tribes affects educational institutions, government employment, and even private firms.

Indigenous children have a significantly lower chance of educational success. Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Paraguay lag behind even other Latin American countries.

Some actions have been taken to develop flexible pricing arrangements, including lower prices for research use, for educational use and for archival data.

Part of Bhutan s GNH revolves, of course, around meeting basic needs improved health care, reduced maternal and child mortality, greater educational attainment, and better infrastructure, especially electricity, water, and sanitation.

It is becoming increasingly difficult for workers with low levels of educational attainment to find high paying jobs in any sector, even when the economy is operating near full capacity.

Improving educational attainment, particularly of girls, would also have an impact on population dynamics, since education is known to influence demographic behaviour with respect to nuptiality, fertility, health and migration.

77. In Tunisia, WFP targets its assistance specifically to schools in deprived rural communities, so as to reduce urban rural disparities in national enrolment levels and educational access and attainment.

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15. Requests the Secretary General to cooperate with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in its efforts to bring about the attainment of the objectives of the present resolution

20. Requests the Secretary General to cooperate with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in its efforts to bring about the attainment of the objectives of the present resolution

South Korea is probably the leading success story, with superb educational attainment and strong employment of young people having taken it from developing country to high income status within one generation.

Of the assorted headwinds that he cites, the enormous increase in inequality and the plateau reached in educational attainment represent threats that differentiate America s position from that of other advanced countries.

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Indeed , for the righteous is attainment

Indeed , this is the great attainment .

Indeed , for the righteous is attainment