Table 17 Access to credit by the employed population, 1995 2001

In 1995 the population with access to drinking water was of 33 and with access to sanitation represented 20 .

Only when prosecutors and judges started to act independently did the population begin to have some confidence in their chance of obtaining redress.

On the other hand, the population without access to drinking water was of 10,1 million and without access to sanitation was of 12,1 million.

Three people in five could not get basic medical care.

Such actions deprive tribes of their usual source of livelihood and provoke tribal militias into attacking the civilian population.

It was possible for the people in the provinces to attain Roman citizenship, rise to the Senate, and even to become Roman emperor.

The government as well as the power groups that finance most of the congressmen want to have the indigenous land , which are rich with natural resources.

Population in some rural areas have no access to potable water, and its supply is provided by mean of water tankers.

About 52 of female population and 43 of the male population complete ten years without any schooling.

The expectation is that the price of the LLINs will further decline as production increase and demand is created. WHO is promoting the use of country tailored strategies on subsidies to increase access to the most vulnerable population groups.

The overall purpose of the survey was to obtain data about the health of the Aruban population, particularly the way respondents viewed their own state of health.

In addition, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have a significantly lower life expectancy and experience lower levels of access to health services than the general population, and are nearly twice as likely to live outside urban centres.

Worse though, half of the population does not have access to drinkable water and the degradation of the environment is a cause of serious diseases, including among children.

This Program is designed to implement affirmative policies for accessing higher level education for disabled or self declared indigenous or black people.

The conditions for internally displaced populations are compounded by the fact that an estimated one third of the 25 million internally displaced persons are effectively denied access to humanitarian assistance.

Many people still lack access to basic health services and have limited alternative drugs, vaccines and diagnostic facilities.

Serbia, led by Slobodan Milošević, retained effective power in Kosovo throughout most of the 1990s, but did not secure the full cooperation of the Albanian population.

Alarmed that, according to the World Health Organization, one third of the world's population still lacks access to essential medicines and that in the poorest parts of Africa and Asia, over half of the population lacks access to even the most basic essential drugs,

We recall the Millennium Development Goal (September, 2000) to halve the proportion of people unable to access affordable, safe drinking water by 2015.

The gender gap in access to credit remains a reality in Nicaragua, even taking into account the modest proportion of the overall population which has access to that resource.

Almost 2,000 children in Gaza have dropped out of school in the last five months.

And this difference in time between the two is the early detection, the early warning we can get, about an impending epidemic in the human population.

Increased efforts should be made to guarantee access to primary and secondary education a new education implying the elaboration of pedagogical and social strategies targeted for disadvantaged segments of the population, should be formulated.

She suggested that the concept of compensation for continuing exploitation should be introduced in the guidelines, as should a reference to the establishment of a means by which indigenous groups could have access to expert legal assistance in vindicating their rights.

In sub Saharan Africa and southern Asia, as in certain parts of Latin America and the Caribbean, the poorest elements of the population remain excluded from access to energy services and are tending to become increasingly dependent on the biomass.

I want a guitar.

We have to get results.

Could we have a fork?

Limited access to credit

Access to social communication means does not always mean more correct information.

If I can't have Fadil, no one else is going to have him either.

Such misconceptions underscored the Forum's finding that the affected populations needed more accurate, practical information to help them lead healthier, more productive lives and to encourage them to take the future into their own hands.

And people can get RSS feeds they can get e mail notifications of changes.

If I can't have Sami, no one else is going to have him either.

Institutionalizing these lines of the Party, the State has promulgated various legal documents with the aim of ensuring equal rights of all people including women to quality healthcare services, thus improving the quality of the population.

For example, in Africa, more than 80 per cent of the population depend on plants for their medical needs, since a large proportion of the rural population has no easy access to expensive modern processed drugs.

He couldn't get the job.

I need to get a stamp.

I would like a tourist visa.

Accessing financial support

Women and access to water

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