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They don’t understand issues like birth registration, delivery in the hands of qualified birth attendants at hospitals, HIV/AIDS transmission and nutritious food.

Overall, it was found that 98.25% (VRS 2009) of deliveries were attended by trained personnel (doctors, nurses, health workers and trained birth attendants).

(3) Anything that, immediately before the commencement date, is required to be done and is in the process of being done by, in relation to or on behalf of the former Council pursuant to or in connection with its functions may, as from that date, be continued by, in relation to or on behalf of the Council to the extent that it is consistent with this Ordinance.

Section 9 of the Amendment Regulation provides that certain provisions relating to the Phase II vapour recovery system shall not apply to all existing petrol filling stations until the expiry of 36 months immediately following the relevant date, with the exception of any existing petrol filling station which has each of its petrol dispenser installed with a Phase II vapour recovery system within 36 months immediately following the relevant date (“the exemption”).

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The most cost-effective interventions to reduce maternal mortality are family planning, skilled birth attendants during delivery and emergency obstetric care and, more generally, the empowerment of women and the elimination of gender inequalities which prevent women from making their own decisions and from having the support of their partners.

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To accelerate progress on Millennium Development Goals, especially Goal 4 on reducing child mortality, delegations suggested that UNICEF and its partners take a more comprehensive approach and place more emphasis on areas such as maternal, antenatal and neonatal care, skilled birth attendance, early childhood development, parenting skills and knowledge, food security in rural areas, hygiene practices for the family, and national and local capacity-building.

During the coming year, the four agencies will enhance their support to the countries with the highest maternal mortality, starting with 6, scaling up to 25, with an expansion to 60 countries.100 Through the “H4”, in partnership with other stakeholders, the organizations are, inter alia: costing national plans and rapidly mobilizing required resources; scaling up quality health services to ensure universal access to reproductive health, especially with respect to family planning, skilled attendance at delivery and emergency obstetric and newborn care; ensuring linkages with HIV prevention and treatment; and addressing the urgent need for skilled health workers, particularly midwives.

It is working to improve maternal health through increasing women’s access to reproductive health services, increasing the number of births attended by skilled health personnel and improving women’s access to healthcare services during their pregnancies.

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Achievements of the third country programme, 2006-2010, in the area of reproductive health, included: (a) the implementation of the 2008 census; (b) increased contraceptive prevalence, antenatal care, and deliveries by skilled attendants; and (c) increased availability of skilled midwives and youth-friendly services.

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Students receive instruction on diverse cultures, school and District rules and personal responsibility.

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The same source also claimed that Mr. Sinduhije had insisted on contacting Mr. Baranyanka and had aspired to transform the FNL combatants present under his command into FRONABU.

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Scientists and research students from Egypt, Iran, Israel, Jordan, Palestinian Authority and Turkey benefited from training given by lecturers from Japan and the SESAME region at the SESAME/JSPS/Sabanci University School (March, Antalya, Turkey).