Sentence examples for accelerate enrolment from inspiring English sources

As part of the strategy to accelerate enrolment and retention, UNICEF has helped construct and rehabilitate 14 schools in the region.

A new partnership with the Asian Cricket Council was formed last month and will seek to highlight the need to accelerate enrolment and retention of girls in school, and emphasize children's right to play.

'The key to development' With support from UNICEF and partners, the Ministry of General Education and Instruction is also developing and strengthening various programmes to accelerate enrolment and ensure quality education.

The agreement between UNICEF and the ACC will seek to highlight the need to accelerate enrolment and retention of girls in schools, and emphasis the right of children to play.

In addition, lower age limit was changed from 45 years at study registration to 40 years with the intention to accelerate patient enrolment.

The Ethiopian survey is part of a global youth project accounting for children not in school in order to accelerate the enrolment of out-of-school girls and boys.

A new plan, to promote child-friendly schools by providing nutrition, water and sanitation services in schools, training female teachers and reaching out to girls who are out of school should further accelerate girls' enrolment in school.

UNICEF rolls out Child-to-Child Survey to get all children in school ADDIS ABABA, 15 June 2004 – In honour of the Day of the African Child, UNICEF officially launched a child-powered, global project to account for children not in school in order to accelerate the enrolment of all girls as well as all boys.

ADDIS ABABA, 15 June 2004 – In honour of the Day of the African Child, UNICEF officially launched a child-powered, global project to account for children not in school in order to accelerate the enrolment of all girls as well as all boys.

With the addition of these sites to the collaborative network, we anticipate that the pace of enrolment will continue to accelerate.

A key interim objective is accelerate progress toward achieving gender parity in primary school enrolment by 2005, as agreed to governments that committed themselves to the UN Millennium Development Goals.