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24 [HEALTH AND HEALTH SERVICES]
2. To ensure that all segments of society, particularly parents and children are informed
have access to education and are supported in the use of basic knowledge of child health
and nutrition, advantages of breast feeding, hygiene and environmental sanitation,
prevention of accidents. Provide information on:
- Campaigns, programmes, services, strategies, relevant
mechanisms developed to provide basic knowledge, information and support to the general
population, in particular to parents and children.
- Availability of safe sanitation
- Disaggregated data - by age, gender, region, region,
rural/urban area, social.
- Also provide information on:
- policies and programmes developed, services available
- population covered - by rural/urban, age, gender, social,
ethnic origin
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27, PARA 1-3 (STANDARD OF LIVING)
3. What measures have been adopted to recognise and ensure the rights of every child to
standard of living;
- Indicate relevant indicators used to access adequate
standard of living and its incidence among child population by gender, age, rural/urban,
social, ethnic and family situation;
- Indicate the criteria have been used to assess the
ability and financial capacity of parents and others to secure living condition necessary
for child development, as well to identify those conditions;
- Disaggregated data to be provided by region, age, gender,
rural/urban area, social and ethnic origin?
- Indicate measures have been adopted in case of need,
material assistance and support programmes with regard to nutrition, clothing and housing.
Also, indicate the nature of assistance and programmes, population addressed by them by
gender, age, rural/urban areas, social and ethnic origins, proportion of budget allocated,
coverage ensured, priorities and target identification;
- Indicate measures have been adopted as a follow up to the
declaration and Plan of Action adopted by UN Conference on Human Settlements?
4. What progress have been made to achieve the
implementation, difficulties encountered, and targets set for the future?
5. What are the measures to affect the commitments made at Habitat II in 1996, to prevent
any occurrence of forced relocation, displacements & any other types of population
movements through programmes like registration, facilities for comprehensive family
rehabilitation & ensure access to basic services?
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