16. Requests the Office of Internal Oversight Services to ensure effective audit coverage of the capital master plan and to submit to the General Assembly all of its reports related to the implementation of the capital master plan

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31.4 Following retirement, staff members are eligible for subsidized after service coverage if they have participated in a United Nations system contributory health insurance plan for at least 10 years and are participating in a United Nations plan at the time of retirement.

One speaker commended the intended coverage of industrialized countries in the plan, and suggested that the possible Business Advisory Council for public private partnerships involve the National Committees for UNICEF.

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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.

The child health benefit is a premium free health benefit plan that provides basic dental, optical, emergency ambulance, essential diabetic supplies and prescription drug coverage for children living in families with low incomes.

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.

In paragraph 107 of the report, UNDP agreed with the Board's reiterated recommendation that it carry out its planned audit coverage of nationally executed expenditure projects based on the criteria stated in its audit plan guidelines.

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.

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

In the new Five Year Plan for 2011 2015, some binding targets are set for the social safety net reforms. The social security system will finally provide universal coverage, including the rural population and migrant workers in China s cities.

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.

(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.

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.

31.3 By its resolution 40 258 A of 18 December 1985, the General Assembly decided to extend after service health insurance coverage to former locally recruited staff who participated in a medical expense assistance plan under appendix E to the Staff Rules.

The health development plan also uncovered the weakness of national health care coverage (32 per cent), entailing poor health care management, with only one doctor for more than 75,000 inhabitants, whereas the World Health Organization (WHO) norm is one doctor for 1,000 inhabitants.

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.

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