While there is still no right or entitlement for access to free early childhood education, New Zealand is inching towards this in both policy and rhetoric.
While this evidence from Spain appears encouraging, it refers to the period prior to the introduction of a Royal Decree in 2012 changing the basis of entitlement for access to public healthcare services.
Examples for the detection of anomalies (in contrast to standard usage patterns) might include entitlements for accessing financial data being activated from a VPN connection (while an according policy forbids this access) or access privileges which are used to manipulate an extraordinary amount of data.
HelpAge International (2008) recommend that elderly carers, especially women, must have access to legal advice, financial support and literacy programmes, so that they can access entitlements for themselves and those in their care.
A one-stop-shop for access to services and entitlements would make an enormous difference.
"A licence to teach mist be linked to professional entitlements for teachers, such as guaranteed access to effective training and support," she added.
In addition, they might be reluctant to look for assistance regardless of their actual entitlement to access resources (Bolin 2006; Make the Road New York 2012).
Food Access: Access by individuals to adequate resources (entitlements) for acquiring appropriate foods for a nutritious diet.
NACP-III encourages linkages with community development and social entitlement programs, such as vocational training and micro-credit groups, as well as with the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) for access to reproductive and other health services [ 1].
The project helps many of those who come to eat get better housing, eyeglasses, drug treatment, better access to health care and entitlements for which they may not know they are eligible.
Access by individuals to adequate resources (entitlements) for acquiring appropriate foods for a nutritious diet.
