However, education can only be an adequate alternative to child labour if it is accessible, of good quality, relevant, affordable, equal, safe, and valued by and serving the needs of targeted populations.
As rules are developed to translate the act's vague wording, I will be watching to ensure that my risk management strategies remain relevant and affordable.
This is a very powerful tool because it can bring a lot of money behind it to provide quality, relevant and affordable goods and services to low-income people".
Thus, it has been said that the most urgent task for Chinese researchers is to create "a true, relevant, and affordable science curriculum for Chinese children" (Wei 2008).
The next step was to recognize that a system of 'sub-professional' training was the most relevant and affordable way of supporting national primary health care priorities.
"Quality primary education that is relevant and affordable to poor families will go far in attacking the root causes of child labour," Ms. Bellamy added.
Robust epidemiological research that can assess the magnitude and key determinants of road traffic injuries in these settings is essential to determine context-specific road safety initiatives that are relevant and affordable.
The Programme's Framework of Action had three fundamental components: (i) provide quality, relevant, and affordable education; (ii) improve family economies; and (iii) raise awareness and respect for children's rights and enforce child labour laws.
One compelling argument for local innovation relates to the fact that much of the prevalent disease burden could be mitigated through locally relevant and affordable diagnostics, drugs, and devices, and more generally through better public health infrastructure and complementary health delivery systems – all of which are culturally specific.
Such efforts, said Mr. Murphy, the system's chief executive, will remain "highly relevant" even if the Affordable Care Act is repealed.
Under the guise of humanitarian aid, the Bush administration is force-feeding high-tech, proprietary seeds that are neither affordable nor relevant to most poor farmers.
