In the post war period, health care on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina is faced with multiple challenges.

This may be exploited by medical insurance companies or government welfare departments eager to limit or deny access to medical and social care.

The report, entitled Space to promote peace , proposes the implementation of four pilot projects that underline inter agency cooperation on the following themes telemedicine, tele education, disaster management and geospatial infrastructure.

Monitor the provision of health services to women by public, non governmental and private organizations, to ensure equal access and quality of care.

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

This dual system generates inequality in terms of access and quality regarding the right to health.

There is also a need to improve access to sexual and reproductive healthcare, particularly in relation to maternal health and HIV AIDS.

Apart from that, healthcare system in the mountainous areas and for ethnic minority people has been improved, which enabled ethnic minority women to have better access to healthcare and family planning services.

The maternal mortality rate is estimated at approximately 498 per 100,000 live births, and the causes of death are many, including limited access to skilled staff during delivery, poor prenatal care, and lack of emergency care.

There is a great disparity in access to health care and public health initiatives between developed nations and developing nations.

Similarly, she has launched programs such as mWomen, designed to expand and support mobile technology that increases women s independence, security, and access to health care and vital knowledge.

The witness also reported that pregnant women were increasingly at risk, as they could not reach easily primary health care dispensaries during pregnancy.

Our children are back in school. Roughly 85 of Afghans now have access to some health care, up from 9 before 2001.

The problems resulting from overcrowded prisons are compounded by limited access to health care facilities and legal counsel for prisoners as well as the erratic supply of water to prisons.

The goal is for 25 percent of the population having access to a primary health care team by 2006.

According to the latest report on the regional situation presented by DANE and the Banco de la República, 16 million people have no access to the general health care system.

States Parties shall take all appropriate measures to eliminate discrimination against women in the filed of health care in order to ensure, on a basis of equality of men and women, access to health care services, including those related to family planning.

With development investments of approximately 1.4 million, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) focused on improving the accessibility of 42 primary health care facilities offering reproductive health services, and of 11 comprehensive care facilities.

We go live with them in the winter because what they do in the winter, and their access to healthcare, and how much they socialize, is very different than in the summer.

It is estimated that 200,000 400,000 healthcare facilities in developing countries lack access to reliable electricity.

The change has less to do with health care reform than it does with improved access to information beyond the traditional sources of clinical trials and medical billing systems.

The lack of IDs also prevent women the access to various of public services, including education, healthcare, the right to vote and other basic social rights.

Checkpoint delays continued to hamper or preclude access to jobs, schools, health care, holy places, an adequate food supply and clean water.

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The economic and social policies adopted by the Government did not lead to the necessary progress in decreasing the inequality gap, confronting extreme poverty, decreasing illiteracy and unemployment rates and increasing access to health care and housing.

She expressed concern about the negative impact of privatization on women's access to basic health care services and wished to know exactly how many women had de facto access to such services.

In addition, the presence of a trained attendant at delivery and access to emergency obstetric care are essential to preventing deaths occurring because of complications during delivery.

Payment for health care services has started based on new health care contracts.

OIOS had difficulty gaining full access to most of these young victims, some of whom were under care and receiving psychological counselling, while others lived outside Bunia's secure zone.

Source Leipakoa Matariki, Hospital Manager, Vila Central Hospital, December 2003.

14.15 Access to income for almost all rural women is through the sale of their garden produce or crafts.

Market access

We need to provide better market access, including access to financial services.

Even as temperatures have risen, heat related deaths have decreased, owing to improved health care, access to medical facilities, and air conditioning.

This will create even more opportunities for economic growth, improve access to health care and other services, contribute to social development, and broaden both figuratively and literally people s worldview.

Economic and social policies adopted by the Government did not lead to the necessary progress to narrow the inequality gap, confront extreme poverty, diminish levels of illiteracy and unemployment and increase access to health care and housing.

In addition, the disintegrating public healthcare system is understaffed, outdated and often not easily accessible especially for those who live in rural and smaller urban settlements.

Ms. Patten said that the Government's efforts in the area of access to health care were commendable, as the Ministry of Public Health and Social Welfare was aware of the grave situation prevailing in the country.

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VIII. Access to justice

(b) Access to technology

Access to justice

Access to education

Access to justice

C. Access to finance