Примеры использования Access to urban на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Poverty reduction and access to urban services.
Promote access to urban and rural land and to basic services, particularly in areas in conflict.
The models ensure that young women and men have equal access to urban spaces.
Improving energy access to urban and rural households Expanding electricity.
Establishing and maintaining a road network that guarantees access to urban centres at all times of the year;
The problem of access to urban infrastructure for people with disabilities is still urgent in Kazakhstan.
It can provide socially sustainable access to urban infrastructures and services.
Access to urban land for housing, especially serviced land, is one of the major problems faced by developing countries.
More effective distribution and access to Urban World and UN-Habitat annual reports.
As slums usually lacked official recognitionby the municipal authorities, slum dwellers often did not have access to urban services.
Field projects that contribute towards equitable access to urban basic services and the standard of living of the urban poor.
It will also continue to strengthen its work with the private sector to channel financial support to expand access to urban basic services.
Objective of the Organization: To increase equitable access to urban basic services and the standard of living of the urban poor.
Several representatives presented their views on the desirable components of the city of the future, including security of tenure, use of renewable energy resources, peaceful coexistence, habitable dwellings and adequate infrastructure, including provision of clean water,sanitation and access to urban services.
The presence of illegal buildings in Southern Europe also points to the unresolved complexity of access to urban land and housing in Greece, Portugal and Cyprus.
It is important to re-think expanding equitable access to urban land, housing, basic services and infrastructure and look beyond the supply-demand relationship.
During the biennium, emphasis will be placed on strengthening policies andinstitutional frameworks for expanding equitable access to urban basic services, especially for the poor.
Recognising the significance of equitable and adequate access to urban basic services as a foundation for sustainable urbanisation and therefore to overall social and economic development.
Consequently, city governments must proactively ensure the availability of sustainable shelter and provide equal access to urban life, including to education, health care and decent work.
A large number of rural households(26%)has access to urban water systems thanks to their proximity to cities, while 40% of rural communities have their own water system.
Group training measures(seminars, workshop and symposiums)that strengthen capacity for increased equitable access to urban basic services and the standard of living of the urban poor.
Concerned that equitable access to urban energy, mobility, water, sanitation and waste management services and poor drainage conditions remain as major challenges for many people, especially the urban poor in developing countries.
However, households headed by black women have worse housing conditions and less access to urban services as compared with households headed by women of the white and yellow races.
Develop strategic planning based on a holistic approach to the city and regulate and control urban sprawl through density and land market regulations andpublic management policies that maximize access to urban locations where jobs are concentrated;
Recognizes the significance of equitable and adequate access to urban basic services as a foundation for sustainable urbanization and therefore to overall social and economic development;
Subprogramme 4(Urban basic services) will focus on strengthening policies and institutional frameworks for expanding access to urban basic services, specifically targeted at the urban poor.
The overall objective of subprogramme 1 is to increase access to urban land, the adoption of enabling urban legislation and the establishment of decentralized governance that foster equitable sustainable urban development, including urban safety.
The main objective of growth-pole policies is to achieve selective decentralization of productive investment,while service-centre policies aim to improve access to urban services and generally to create a more balanced distribution of urban settlements.
In the early 2000s, the"Rights to the City" campaign in Brazil enhanced access to public goods and housing for the urban poor and led the way to the 2001 passage of a federal law, the City Statute,which created a new legal order to provide equity in access to urban land.
The main result of the meeting was a commitment to promote the development of urban policies that are inclusive of populations of informal settlements,guaranteeing access to urban infrastructure, community services and environmental sanitation, while also strengthening human and social capital.