(a) Comprehensive package in 60 countries with high child mortality and low WASH coverage

While it remains the most comprehensive database on NTBs, the UNCTAD TRAINS requires substantial improvement in terms of country coverage, updating and extra data coverage.

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Specific entities, such as the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV AIDS, UNFPA and UNIFEM, have become specialized and are responsible for comprehensive coverage of a limited number of specific themes.

The unique capabilities of remote sensing satellites for providing comprehensive, synoptic and multi temporal coverage of large areas at regular intervals had been and would be an indispensable tool for continuous environmental monitoring.

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(e) Debt service coverage

To improve health coverage.

Inadequate health care coverage.

The public interest and media coverage were phenomenal, and included live coverage of the largest fragment, Q1.

Prenatal coverage 80 per cent.

Obstetrical coverage 50 per cent.

Vaccination coverage 80 per cent.

(c) Report on medical coverage

Debt service coverage and bond interest

BCG immunization coverage, 1991 2002 period

United Nations system staff medical coverage

To improve vaccination coverage, raising VAT (Vesicle amine transporters) coverage for pregnant women from 40 per cent to 95 per cent.

Table 9 Prenatal care coverage, 2000 2002

Most reports were system wide in coverage.

The coverage is urban in all countries.

Focus on electronic coverage of some coasts

Convention No. 98 Coverage of domestic workers.

MSPAS has also taken action to reduce maternal mortality, such as the establishment of cantonal maternity clinics and maternal and child comprehensive health care centres, and the strengthening of the programme to extend coverage in areas identified as critical.

(d) Building and scaling up a comprehensive response to achieve broad multisectoral coverage for prevention, care, treatment and support and recognizing the need to seriously address impact mitigation issues, in particular in the worst affected countries, and specifically within this context

Once data coverage has been improved, their approach could be used to produce new estimates with a broader and ideally exhaustive coverage of NTBs.

Interestingly, it's happened almost entirely without media coverage.

Drownings and asthma deaths don't get much coverage.

Coverage of costs of the request for review

Coverage of costs of the request for review

(c) Missions with limited lifetime and or coverage requirements

They have coverage like the size of my thumbnail.

Significant variations in coverage exist within regions and countries.

14.64 During the biennium 2006 2007, efforts will continue to ensure that environmental issues receive adequate coverage by the international media and that the public is provided with access to comprehensive and credible environmental information from its website(s) via the Internet.

In any case, there is reason to doubt whether media coverage has any such protective effect, and even where coverage is intensive, its positive effect may be doubted.

The U.S. accounted for 79 percent of total news coverage.

Reuters now integrates African blogs into their coverage of Africa.

Coverage rates, content and strategies for reaching families vary widely.

The gains made in water supply coverage are increasingly threatened.

Notes the importance of adequate audit coverage of headquarters functions

Proof of insurance coverage is being collected for all contracts.

In sub Saharan Africa, sanitation coverage increased by only 4 per cent between 1990 and 2002, and in nine countries, rural sanitation coverage is less than 10 per cent.

Indeed, few countries currently provide comprehensive social protection, as defined by ILO Convention 102 (the instrument establishing internationally agreed minimum social security standards). According to the ILO, only one third of countries worldwide accounting for roughly 28 of the global population provide all nine types of protection, meaning that only about 20 of the world s working age population (and their families) enjoys comprehensive coverage.

Commit ourselves to pursuing all necessary efforts to scale up nationally driven, sustainable and comprehensive responses to achieve broad multisectoral coverage for prevention, treatment, care and support, with full and active participation of people living with HIV, vulnerable groups, most affected communities, civil society and the private sector, towards the goal of universal access to comprehensive prevention programmes, treatment, care and support by 2010

Coverage was 78 per cent worldwide, reaching almost 98 million children.