Sentence examples for enrolment fees from inspiring English sources

In order to generate household-level costs of the CBHI scheme from a societal perspective we added, for every household member of the scheme, the household costs (enrolment fees and premium) to the average cost of enrolling in the Nouna CBHI scheme from the health system perspective.

To preserve equal access, there are no plans for these; universities will not even be able to raise enrolment fees.

Enrolment fees amount to less than €200 a year, and all tuition is paid for by the state.

Good medical treatment is a privilege for the wealthy in private clinics, while even the state-run universities have introduced enrolment fees, which is why many remember the Tito era with fondness.

First, if universities are to create centres of excellence they will need greater freedom: for example, to recruit their staff, to set up experimental links with research bodies or to increase enrolment fees.

Her parents were brought in to discuss the situation and agreed to contribute a small amount to cover the enrolment fees for a special school programme known as MEMKWA (COBET – Complementary Basic Education in Tanzania), which is specially designed for girls who are above the normal school entry age.

RSBY is a voluntary private health insurance scheme, wherein a BPL family of (maximum) five people can enrol with an insurance company by paying a token enrolment fee of US$0.6bb per family per year.

Parents have to buy uniforms, even a desk, and are often required to pay a means-tested enrolment fee that equates to a bribe.

Students do not have to pay tuition fees, but they must pay an enrolment fee and are expected to buy their own textbooks.

Fourth is the business model, which relies on volunteer activity and a very low enrolment fee.

Because a flat enrolment fee is charged, both the poor and the rich contribute the same amount in premium.