The constraints for the child (and caregiver) will be to stay in the health center for the 3 days of treatment, and then return to the study site every week for 6 weeks.
In many societies, resources and costs are the most obvious constraint in insuring education for children.
A further challenge to the effectiveness of HWWS interventions in resource limited settings may be the availability of water and soap in schools [ 8, 25], which can be a constraint to establishing HWWS routines for children through the day.
Legal, social, cultural norms, as well as practical constraints may complicate issues of justice for children.
Respondents expressed a number of concerns about their children's well-being, including abusive childcare, children's safety in the absence of supervised child care, financial and time constraints to providing adequate nutrition and supervision for children, and lack of physical and emotional support to care for their children.
Due to the age constraints of standardised tests, all phenotypic data were collected for children only.
These include time constraints and difficulties in accessing high quality and affordable primary healthcare for children according to need [ 9], and obstacles for children receiving appropriate interventions even when they are recognised as being at risk of developmental delay [ 10– 13].
JAKARTA, 7 August 2013 - Despite funding constraints that increasingly affect its operation in Indonesia, UNICEF in 2012 again achieved important results for children and women in the archipelago, particularly for those excluded from the country's strong economic growth.
Outside the constraints of working on a single hardware platform, like the XO laptop, his work, he wrote, should "lead to a broader base, more options, and a better set of tools for children".
