No rational person would argue that the education of black and brown children in urban America is equitable, adequate and fair.
Achieving universal coverage usually means 'going to scale', defined as 'a policy that builds on one or more interventions with known effectiveness and combines them into a programme delivery strategy designed to reach high, sustained, and equitable coverage, at adequate levels of quality, in all who need the interventions'.
From its database, Amref says it has identified villages lacking access to safe and adequate water and each will be vetted depending on demand and equitable distribution in a meeting with the sub-county water and sanitation coordination committee.
Others expressed concerns that "the money to finance the law is neither equitable or adequate," blaming not only Washington but also state and local governments for the underfinancing, he said.
And adequate attention to infrastructure.
The details of this ideal will have to be defined in context; in all contexts it requires adequate resource mobilization as well as the equitable and efficient use of available resources.
Solomon Islanders also want these demands to be complemented with adequate support for capacity building, technology transfer and a comprehensive, equitable and robust outcome.
It is also important to consider the overall cost and affordability for each stakeholder in the system to ensure there are adequate funds for capital and operating costs and to ensure an equitable and sustainable sanitation system.
Staff demands include access to "adequate" health care and benefits, a role in crafting editorial policy, an "equitable and transparent compensation" policy, and a "fair" severance package, the organizing committee said in its statement.
With continued proactive government policies, adequate advanced planning, scientific designed production technologies and sound management, aquaculture in China can be stable, sustainable, equitable and profitable.
