However, certain characteristics were consistent across the studies, including that: CHWs were members of the community that they served and for the most part were elected during public village meetings; and minimum requirements for a CHW were basic literacy, availability and accessibility, and a willingness to volunteer and serve.
Company officials said a solo broker buying the basic property availability service would pay about $300 a month for a single market.
Basic resource availability, use of diagnostics and uptake of recommended practices.
About 11 15% of the world's disability is due to surgically treatable conditions, 11 yet more than two billion people lack access to even the most basic surgical availability.
Other reasons for a higher conflict related deaths and injuries in a post-war period are related to interruptions in access to basic services, availability of healthcare professionals, and conflict caused environmental damages that could give rise to disease and ill health.
After each high-profile public massacre in recent years, the N.R.A. and its allies have deployed a reliable strategy: deflect criticism from the basic problem the unqualified availability of military-grade weapons by fixating on technical details that serve their political ends.
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When women's issues are regarded as secondary to those of men's -- as illustrated by the recent struggles over equal pay, basic survival concerns, availability of contraception, representation in corporations and governments -- then these human rights often go unnoticed and unsupported.
With the economic development in recent decades in Sihui, enhancements in public hygiene, improved nutrition, basic health care availability, and medical progress have brought an increase in life expectancy of its residents.
It should also be emphasized that improvements in basic sanitation and availability of safe drinking water in Indigenous villages, as well as the training of health workers are of fundamental importance in reducing the prevalence of diarrhea among Indigenous children in Brazil.
