Sentence examples for contribute to increasing access from inspiring English sources

A total of €2 million will help provide 50,000 internally displaced persons with hygiene kits and other essential items and will contribute to increasing access to water supply and improved sanitation facilities in public centres.

In this way MLHWs contribute to increased access to services.

All of these factors may contribute to increased access to care and improved outcomes; however, beyond employment status, our dataset did not provide other measures of patients' socioeconomic status, education level, or place of residence for comparison.

The environmental changes, such as playground renovation and health promotion events in intervention community can contribute to increased access to physical activity opportunities and health education in the community [ 33], although we did not collect information on the use and attendance of study participants to affirm the potential impact of the community-based intervention.

The analysis made from 2007 to 2014 indicated that PPPs have contributed to increasing access to higher education sub sector by increasing both the number of institutions and students hence rise in enrolment rate as indicated in Table 1.

Close-to-community providers such as HEWs working within the general health system are pivotal in contributing to increasing access to TB diagnosis and treatment services.

Nevertheless, despite being stretched quite thinly across the sector, UNICEF has contributed to increasing access to improved water as well as increasing the capacity of communities to manage their own water systems as well as that of PDAMs and local government agencies.

The present 26-electrode cochlear implant has already helped to lower the price of cochlear implantation in China and will likely contribute to increased cochlear implant access and success in the rest of the world.

The loss of exclusive access to HBO is likely to contribute to increased numbers of cord-cutters – as people who drop cable packages for standalone broadband access are known.

This article discusses in what ways medicine price information mechanisms can contribute to increased price transparency and how this may affect access to medicines for developing countries.

Access to cesarean deliveries is associated with improved maternal and perinatal outcomes in countries with poor access to obstetric care, however, high cesarean rates may contribute to increased maternal morbidity and mortality [ 6].