Contraceptive use 5 per cent

Most households use the services of organized waste removal (45 per cent), 7.6 per cent dispose of the waste in designated locations, 15.2 per cent use the wild depots, 24.4 per cent burn their waste, while 3.2 per cent of households dispose of their waste in some other way.

Seventy per cent of complainants considered their claims properly addressed, 78 per cent considered the process fair and 87 per cent indicated they would use it again.

Among those covered by the UNCTAD survey the use of intranets is comparable to European numbers Singapore, (64.3 per cent of enterprises use an intranet), Madagascar (38.2 per cent) and the Republic of Korea (35.2 per cent).

In terms of the methods, means and techniques used to deliver education to persons with disabilities, 69.3 per cent of the countries employ sign language interpreters 79.8 per cent use educational materials in Braille 59.6 per cent use audio format 67.5 per cent use appropriate materials for persons with intellectual disabilities and 63.0 per cent use educational programmes specific to children who are unable to be integrated into the mainstream educational system.

Furthermore, 47.8 per cent use information from monitoring activities in annual and periodical reports at the national level 37.2 per cent in research and 4.4 per cent for other purposes.

To promote modern methods of family planning by increasing the use of contraceptives from 4 per cent to 16 per cent.

Minority communities use the humanitarian bus service (35,000 passengers per month a priority) and freedom of movement train (5,000 per week).

189,140, or 50 per cent of families, have adequate housing 94,570, or 25 per cent of families, have no adequate accommodation 10,000, or 3 per cent of families, still occupy others' property 7,565 families, or 2 per cent, use substitute accommodation 75,656 families, or 20 per cent, rent their accommodation.

The results show that the use of technical measures almost doubled, from 31.9 per cent to 58.5 per cent, over the ten year period.

13 45 per person per year are required to meet basic infrastructural needs, 30 per person per year for basic health needs, 15 per person per year for basic education, and 10 per person per year for other high priority items.

With regard to the use of information from monitoring activities, 55.8 per cent reported using it to formulate policy 51.3 per cent to amend and improve services and 49.6 per cent to review and restructure programmes.

The Niger receives just 20 per inhabitant per year, which equals 1.60 per person per month.

Section 3 of the Act prohibits the use of cash or bearer securities for payments in excess of twenty five million leones per day per customer.

Of the required 100 per person per year, 40 per person per year can reasonably be covered by domestic resource mobilization while 60 per person per year would require international assistance.

Use of quantity control measures associated with technical measures (subcategories 617, 627 and 637) also showed a small increase, from 20.8 per cent to 24.1 per cent.

About 99 per cent of farms in this country use wood for heating purposes.

Family planning indicators for the region show that 68.3 per cent of married or partnered women use modern contraceptives. Unmet demand for contraceptives stands at 21.4 per cent.

The female population is 25.8 per cent urban, 31.13 per cent suburban and 43 per cent rural, while the male population is 25.28 per cent urban, 32.02 per cent suburban and 42.71 per cent rural.

In 1965, India averaged 854 kilograms of grain per hectare in use, while Sub Saharan Africa averaged almost the same, 773 kilograms per hectare. But, by 2000, India was producing 2,293 kilograms per hectare, while Africa was producing only 1,118.

Kosovo wide billings and collections by publicly owned enterprises are increasing, approaching 100 per cent for PTK (collections up 5 per cent to 70 per cent) 84 per cent for water sector utilities (collections up 15 per cent to 50 per cent) 60 per cent for KEK (collections 32 per cent).

It's 25 kilograms per person per year.

The main areas supported by these 135 United Nations partnership initiatives were education (22 per cent), health (21 per cent), HIV AIDS (21 per cent), protection (13 per cent), gender (13 per cent) and emergencies (11 per cent).

Minority communities' employment in the public service providers is 5.83 per cent overall (Kosovo Electricity Company under 1.5 per cent, Post and Telecommunication Company 4 per cent, railway 15 per cent, airport 1.7 per cent, water, waste and irrigation 16.6 per cent, district heating 12 per cent).

And two dollars profit per entrepreneur per day, which is like 700 dollars per year.

Among indigenous HIV cases in 2004, a higher proportion of HIV diagnoses were attributed to injecting drug use (20.0 per cent) compared with the non indigenous population (4.2 per cent).

Since many countries already receive international help of 10 per person per year, the result is a shortfall of 50 per person per year.

It considered that the extent of the private use did not constitute reasonable and objective criteria, which would justify discrimination between commuters, who use a company car for more than 1,000 kilometres per year and commuters who use it for less than 1,000 kilometres per year.

The use of satellite technology had helped locate fish stocks and improve catches by several hundred per cent, while its use in resource mapping had, inter alia, achieved a 90 per cent success rate in predicting where to drill for water.

The major audit observations (61 per cent) are in the following key areas financial management (18 per cent) audit management (14 per cent) Information and communications technology (ICT) management (10 per cent), treasury management (10 per cent) and procurement management (9 per cent).

The Forum attracted 4,389 participants, including Government officials (17.7 per cent), local authorities (16.4 per cent), non governmental organizations (21.2 per cent), United Nations entities (4.1 per cent), professional and research institutions (8 per cent) and the private sector (8 per cent).

African farmers only use some 22 kilograms of fertilizer per hectare, compared to 144 in Asia.

These accounted for 12.7 per cent and 11.7 per cent of 2004 employment, respectively, as compared with 15.5 per cent and 22.1 per cent in 1999.

Forty eight per cent of the funds requested were for Asia, 42 per cent for Africa, 6 per cent for Eastern Europe, 1 per cent for Latin America and 3 per cent for global projects.

In 2002, procurement for Governments as direct clients was performed mostly by ITU (89 per cent of total) ICAO (85 per cent) UNICEF (32 per cent) IAPSO (8 per cent) and UNFPA (6 per cent).

Figure I shows that the percentage of programme expenditures was highest for ECD (34 per cent), followed by immunization plus (22 per cent), girls' education (21 per cent), child protection (10 per cent), HIV AIDS (9 per cent) and other areas (4 per cent).

Between 1991 01, population growth rates came down from 3 per cent per annum to 2.2 per cent.

The geographical distribution of responses remained largely unchanged between the second and third reporting periods (Africa, 19 per cent Americas, 19 per cent Asia, 28 per cent Europe, 32 per cent and Oceania, 2 per cent).

Of these, 40 per cent are within sub Saharan Africa, 4 per cent in North Africa, 11 per cent in Latin America, 6 per cent in the Caribbean, 5 per cent in West Asia, 5 per cent in East Asia, 8 in South East Asia and Oceania, and 5 per cent in South Asia.

The enrolment rate is 98 per cent for men and 96 per cent for women for elementary education, 56.3 per cent for men and 57.5 per cent for women for secondary education, 18.4 per cent for men and 21.3 per cent for women in higher education.

The figures for other regions were Europe 93 per cent, Africa 75 per cent and Asia 61 per cent.

Transport and insurance payments as a proportion of the value of exports are 55.5 per cent in Malawi, 51.8 per cent in Chad, 48.4 per cent in Rwanda, 35.6 per cent in Mali, 35.5 per cent in Uganda and 32.8 per cent in the Central African Republic.3

In Australia in 2000 2001, total annual health expenditure of AUS 2,908 per female was 27 per cent more than the AUS 2,291 per capita for males. Excluding expenditure on maternal conditions, total health expenditure per female was AUS 2,773 (21 per cent more than male per capita expenditure).

The actual arrangements varied and might include fewer hours per day, fewer days per week, or fewer months per year.

Seventy three per cent of Nicaragua's population is Catholic, 15.1 per cent is Evangelical and 1.5 per cent is Moravian. Two per cent of the population belongs to other faiths and 8.4 per cent does not practise any religion.