Traducción de «protección maternal e infantil » (Español → Inglés) :

That is why we are in favour of gynaecological and obstetrical health care services and of protecting mothers and their children in order to enable all female migrants to receive the highest possible level of health care.

21. Calls on the Member States to take targeted action to ensure that women in a disadvantaged environment have fair access to public health systems - in particular to primary health care (including the protection of mothers and children) as defined by the World Health Organisation - and also to gynaecological and obstetric health care, decent housing, justice, education, training, life-long learning, sport and culture, to prevent the premature abandonment of schooling and facilitate a smooth transition from school to the labour market, and calls on the Commission and Council to integrate the gender dimension in the annual reports on soc ...[+++]ial cohesion;

21. Calls on the Member States to take targeted action to ensure that women in a disadvantaged environment have fair access to public health systems - in particular to primary health care (including the protection of mothers and children) as defined by the World Health Organisation - and also to gynaecologic and obstetric health care, decent housing, justice, education, training, life-long learning, sport and culture, to prevent the premature abandonment of schooling and facilitate a smooth transition from school to the labour market, and calls on the Commission and Council to integrate the gender dimension in the annual reports on socia ...[+++]l cohesion;

health, especially promotion of social protection schemes for impoverished women and protection of sexual and reproductive health (for example, through HIV/AIDS prevention campaigns and training of traditional midwives to reduce the mortality of mothers and children in rural areas).

– having regard to the goals of reducing poverty and maternal and infant mortality, promoting gender equality and ensuring universal primary education by 2015, set at the Millennium Summit, recognising that education of women is a prerequisite for reducing poverty,

34. Considers that priority should be given to the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis as well as decreasing the unacceptably high maternal and child mortality rates by improving access to primary and reproductive health care and regards that the fight against HIV/AIDS must constitute a transversal component of the EU development policy framework of the six main action fields; calls, therefore, on the Commission to develop a stronger, rights-based platform for its sexual and reproductive health programmes;