Formal education is delivered through a structured education system from pre primary to post secondary levels.

Why, Mr. Gates!

Statistics show that in 2003 this level reached 51.6 per cent of the target population, while literacy training and primary education reached 25.5 per cent and 22.9 per cent respectively.

In 1990, the overall coverage of the educational system was good.

The mandate should cover areas such as cultural, civil, political, social, economic and human rights, health, development, education and the environment.

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However, after the war, the coverage by secondary education is only 56 per cent.

Preventing and providing care for genital cancer and reproductive health problems among the elderly.

The expansion of education coverage in recent years has benefitted young people.

In addition to the wider coverage by health and medical services, academic training for doctors and midwives is a priority in the work of the Ministries of Higher Education and Health.

One of the main challenges is coverage, since SEP and CONAFE reach approximately 10 per cent of the some 300,000 pupils in need of the service.

Performance indicators were developed to measure progress in coverage and quality of antenatal, post natal and family planning services.

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The Law of 10 June 1999 On General Education prescribes that the pre school educational programme encompasses children up to the age of 7.

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4. Education for all, based on a strategy aimed at broadening the coverage and enhancing the quality of basic education.

304. To boost breastfeeding, the SESPAS is promoting a strategy called Mother and Child Friendly Hospitals and the National Commission on Breastfeeding was also formed.

The education programme is organized by subject to provide more flexible and pertinent primary education coverage.

The reproductive health and family planning project, which is aimed at improving the quality of health services, providing training and setting up community family planning centres and health huts

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Mr. Gates.

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To pursue universal elementary education on a priority basis, Sarva Shiksha Abhiya, India's universal elementary education scheme, was launched in 1998, covering the entire country.

In terms of coverage, in 1999 secondary education absorbed only 64 thousand students in 1st Cycle and 8 thousand students in the 2nd Cycle, equivalent to a gross schooling rate of 6 and 1 respectively.

Coverage by gender shows no marked distinction between men and women in the various types of education.

The net cover is barely 48 per cent, and this represents perhaps the main bottleneck in the country apos s education system at present.

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Highlights include the reduction of malnutrition, better education, the reduction of infant and maternal mortality (the latter by more than 50 per cent from the baseline year), increased equality between the sexes in primary, secondary and higher education, better protection of the environment and improved access to water and sanitation services.

The use of sex hormones.

The difference between desired and actual fertility is wider among lower income women (whose desired and actual fertility rates are 3.8 and 5.5, respectively) than among higher income women (2.5 and 1.7, respectively).

The fertility rate is high, at 6.6 children per woman.

FERTILITY

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decrease in average number of household members, increase in number of extramarital children, increase in average age of mothers at child birth and first child birth, decrease in number of entered marriages, decrease in number of divorces.

Births to working mothers as a total percentage of all births

(c) Reproductive health, including family planning and sexual health

Birth Rates and Fertility Rates

For 2003, the birthrate indicator in Greece was 1.27 children per woman, the same as in 2002, while in 1980 it was 2.21 children per woman.

Happily, the priorities of NEPAD have covered those areas and more, including education, science and technology, health and infrastructure.

The Committee also calls upon HKSAR to introduce education on sexual and reproductive health in the school curriculum.

H.E. Mr. Paul Badji (Senegal)