Target 11.7 of the SDG on cities aims to "provide universal access to safe, inclusive and accessible, green and public spaces, particularly for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities".
The policy decision was taken in view of the poverty levels in the country, the high cost for accessing health services, and the desire to provide universal access.
The declaration calls on countries to use scientifically documented prevention strategies, including condoms; to make clean needles accessible to drug users; and to take steps to provide universal access to prevention programs, care and antiretroviral drugs.
Coursera is part of a broader educational movement to provide universal access to world-class education by putting lectures and materials from top universities online for free.
Federal law requires the Park Service to provide universal access to its land and attractions.
You've proposed an ambitious plan to provide universal access to health care.
"We're unique in the higher education community because we provide universal access and we give students of all educational backgrounds opportunities they might not otherwise have," he said.
A properly functioning private marketplace could provide universal access to health coverage while protecting patient choice and the climate for innovation.
Perhaps nowhere is it more important that this power is harnessed than in the effort to provide universal access to prevention, treatment and care for HIV and Aids.
In 1996, the US computer entrepreneur Brewster Kahle set up the Internet Archive, its mission being to provide "universal access to all knowledge".
As health care costs skyrocket for many reasons that the market can't control, only government can provide universal access and reasonably control costs.
