Overall coverage of maternal antenatal services Agency wide was approximately 70 per cent of the target population, while coverage of child health care was approximately 75 per cent.

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Programmes had been launched to expand medical coverage for the indigenous population and to promote traditional indigenous medicine.

The figures for 1990 already indicated that the entire population enjoyed social security coverage for public health care services.

The main reason is poor coverage of the population by insurance as well as non payments of the registered payees.

The coverage of Mectizan treatment of the eligible population has been maintained above 85 per cent for the last three years.

One huge problem in setting priorities and designing programmes for poverty reduction among the Roma population is their coverage by official statistics.

Since then, the legislature has set about broadening coverage to the maximum, so as to encompass virtually the entire employed working population.

The Roma population is especially affected by the law degree of coverage of children in education, and a very low percentage of employment.

(c) Monitoring and evaluation of programme implementation, with an emphasis on monitoring coverage and impact through MICS, DHS and other population based surveys

Sanitation coverage in rural Eritrea is also very low, with only 3.6 per cent of the population having access to improved sanitation facilities.

(a) Extension of de jure and de facto social security coverage to encompass the entire working population, including those in the informal sector

The coverage of population with health insurance is different in cantons, while at the level of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina it is unsatisfactory, with just 85 per cent of the total population.

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UNICEF worked with Governments to develop coverage improvement plans in seven large population countries which represent 70 per cent of un immunized children worldwide.

HIV prevalence in the surviving population will thus tend to level out after 2010, if the coverage under the current national antiretrovirals programme is maintained.

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The measures so far undertaken have helped to optimize food programmes, by benefiting the vulnerable population directly, improving programme focus, maintaining constant coverage in municipalities of low or very low marginalization while giving priority to the population living in areas of high or very high marginalization and in indigenous areas, and improving the nutritional input and coverage of new programmes.

Composed of three geostationary satellites, Worldstar will broadcast sound, vision and multimedia information directly to small portable receivers, with a coverage of 80 of the world population.

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Mr. Gallardo (Peru) agreed that coverage of reform had overshadowed coverage of development issues.

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To improve health coverage.

Inadequate health care coverage.

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Along with a robust system of unemployment benefits, social protections such as healthcare and pensions are essential for overall worker security and to ensure a healthy economy. And yet only 20 of the world s population has adequate social security coverage more than half lack any coverage at all.

The cut in social spending by the Government had the effect of lowering the quality of public education and reducing the coverage and quality of health services to the population.

The health strategy targets an increase in health coverage from 40 per cent of the population currently to 60 per cent by the year 2000 through improvements in health service coverage and quality, a shift of resources towards the rural areas and a continued emphasis on basic primary health care.

Prenatal coverage 80 per cent.

Obstetrical coverage 50 per cent.

Vaccination coverage 80 per cent.