Child care

After school centres av. cost 49 105 sundries

Source IMSS, Day Care Centre Coordinating Agency, 2004.

At the end of 1991, the kingdom had 112 private nurseries, 312 institutional nurseries, 49 nurseries run by various associations and 3 government nurseries, distributed throughout Jordan, which were catering for the needs of 4,800, 2,763, 677 and 164 children respectively.

Day Care Centres Act, 1981 (NO.17) of 1968.

In addition to municipal child care institutions there were 34 registered private child care institutions (which had education licences) in Estonia.

After 2000 the policy was to set up neighbourhood community type child care services in rural areas. Both schemes complement what are known as participative child care facilities.

For the most part, the funding supports early learning and child care programs and services in such settings as child care centres, family child care homes, preschools and nursery schools.

Children of ethnic minorities in day care

Daytime or temporary care for children needs improvement.

Number of IMSS day care centres and installed capacity, 2000 2003

Early childhood centres and other crèches

Children of ethnic minorities in day care 425 101

The programme also sets challenges to day care centres and schools.

In the Jewish sector, 63.2 of the mothers take advantage of day care centers.

There are also about 1,090 Private Daycare Centres for Children and Infants in operation (private enterprises).

The Social Services Department in the Ministry of Social Affairs refers children to day care centers due to dysfunctional family situations these day care centers also care for working mothers' children.

2b) childcare services, including day care centers and crèches

Of this premium, 80 is allocated to day care centres.

There were 59 such day care centres and 30 kindergartens in 1992.

Day care centres were a new and expensive phenomenon in the urban areas.

I find it intolerable the way Mr Seal is using the Afghan people's struggle for liberation for the purposes of party political debate.

The ladies' committee'll call on you, ma'am. Tell you about the children, the schools and sanitary unit and who takes care of 'em.

Day care centres are financed from premiums for use of centres of this kind and from social benefits these are paid entirely by employers, whether or not they employ workers entitled to use the centres.

Alongside those centers, which are supervised by the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor, there are also private child care centers as well as home care through nursemaids.

As at January 1992 there were nearly 415,000 places in public day care offers.

However, the municipal authorities may reduce the share paid by parents by means of municipal subsidies.

Table 11.2. Types of child care institutions as at 1 January 2002

At the end of 2003 there were approximately 191,000 childcare places.

On the one hand, putting childcare facilities in the workplace is wonderful and enlightened.

The Law offers companies several possibilities to fulfill this rule to directly maintain daycare establishments or through agreements with other community daycares run by public or private entities daycares established by union orpatron organizations.

Childcare facilities are also not generally provided in the private sector.

The renamed Child Care Regulation outlines the minimum requirements that Out of School Care (OSC) operators must meet.

The number of day care institutions for children and young persons is therefore high, about 400,000 places.

Parents' influence on day care centres is secured through representation on parental boards.

One voluntary organisation works with high risk families in an intensive six week child protection programme.

Mr. Fahey (Ireland) said that, following the Government's adoption in 2000 of new childcare standards as a way of encouraging women to work, childcare had quickly become the most significant issue in relation to the employment of women.

Day care services may be provided by day care centres, childminding services or special allocation schemes.

235. Public day care offers are established and run under the Social Assistance Act.

Table 11.3 The proportion of children in child care facilities by age groups (excluding pupils) as at 1 January 2002.

About 70 per cent of children under five years of age were affected by some form of child care.

67. Regarding a clarification of the reasons for the decrease in the number of nurseries and day care centres, as set out in table 19 of the report, and the simultaneous increase in the number of working women in Iraq, the representative said that after the long war, the State was in favour of private day care centres.

Also, 630 single parents are currently attending vocational courses, and 372 of them placed their children in day care centers.

The question of children's opportunity to speak their mother tongue in day care facilities is not governed by legislation.

This article is intended to cover the expenditure relating to early childhood centres and crèches.