Примеры использования Care and support for children на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Care and support for children and their families living with HIV or AIDS.
Continuing and strengthening its National Policy on HIV/AIDS in order to ensure care and support for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS;
Provides care and support for children, time and space for families.
UNICEF also continued to assist efforts to strengthen community capacity to provide care and support for children affected by AIDS.
Promotion of HIV/AIDS Prevention, Care and Support for Children and Adolescents Affected by HIV/AIDS in Zimbabwe.
(4) achieved consensus on capacity building priorities to improve the availability and quality of treatment, care and support for children living with HIV/AIDS;
Strengthen its policies to provide care and support for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, particularly those orphaned(Egypt);
It is in the process of stepping up its response in the key areas of prevention of mother-to-child transmission and care and support for children infected/affected by HIV.
Strengthen its capacity to provide care and support for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, particularly those orphaned(Bangladesh);
Developing policies and programmes to strengthen thecapacity of families and the community to provide care and support for children infected by HIV or affected by HIV/AIDS;
It recommended that Nigeria strengthen its policies to provide care and support for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, particularly those orphaned, and strengthen awareness of HIV/AIDS prevention among adolescents.
The National Strategic Action Plan for HIV prevention among children and youth at risk of and vulnerable to HIV, care and support for children and youth affected by HIV/AIDS, in May 2010;
In collaboration with partners, support integration of quality care and support for children affected by HIV/AIDS into national and subnational policies, plans, services and development instruments, and into rapid assessments in emergency situations.
Local faith communities participate and advocate with local service providers for access to quality care for people living with HIV and expanded care and support for children and youth living with HIV and for orphans and other vulnerable children. .
Strengthen and enforce new policies and programmes to provide care and support for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, including programmes to strengthen the capacity of families and communities to care for such children; .
In order to focus on this age group under the Programme, therefore, a national strategic plan of action has been drawn up to prevent HIV among children and young people who are at risk orexposed to HIV and to provide care and support for children and young people who have been affected by the problem of HIV/AIDS.
UNICEF will support actions to expand care and support for children, young people and parents living with HIV/AIDS through.
One of the aims of the organizational priority on HIV/AIDS is to expand access to care and support for children and their families living with HIV and AIDS.
Focus area 3 supports the integration of quality care and support for children affected by HIV/AIDS into nationaland subnational policies, plans, services and development instruments, and into rapid assessments in emergency situations.
The United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF) supports national scale-up of prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV; paediatric HIV diagnosis and treatment;protection, care and support for children affected by AIDS;and prevention of HIV transmission in adolescents in over 100 countries.
Strengthen, continue and develop policies and programmes to provide care and support for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, including through social transfer schemes to low income households that include one or more AIDS orphans;
UNICEF-supported action centres on three key components:(a) prevention of HIV/AIDS among children and young people;(b) prevention of mother-to-child transmission;and(c) care and support for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, along with reduction of stigma and discrimination.
Develop and strengthen policies and programmes to provide care and support for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, including programmes and policies to strengthen the capacity of families and the community to care for such children; .
To ensure effective implementation of the National HIV/AIDS Programme 2009-2013 and the National Strategic Action Plan for HIV prevention among children and youth at risk of and vulnerable to HIV, care and support for children and youth affected by HIV/AIDS by allocating adequate public funding and resources to these programmes;
In collaboration with partners, UNICEF will support the integration of quality care and support for children affected by HIV/AIDS into national and subnational policies, plans, basic services and all other undertakings related to post-crisis transition interventions.
Ensure full integration of persons with disabilities into socio-economic and political affairs, particularly equal access to job opportunities, promoting of their right to education,adequate resources for care and support for children with psychosocial disabilities in the family and in the community, and finally, to ensure their accessibility to public transportation and buildings(Thailand);
Strengthening, continuing and developing policies and programmes, to provide care and support for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, including programmes and policies to strengthen the capacity of families and the community to care for such children; .
More specifically, UNICEF will support actions to:(a) prevent new infections among young people;(b) prevent parent-to-child transmission of the HIV virus;(c)expand access to care and support for children and their families living with HIV and AIDS; and(d) expand care, protection and support for children orphaned or made vulnerable by HIV and AIDS.
Continue, strengthen and develop policies and programmes to provide care and support for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, including programmes and policies to strengthen the capacity of families and the community to care for such children; .
In 2006, UNICEF focused its support to countries on the"four P" priority areas(prevention ofmother-to-child transmission of HIV(PMTCT) plus; paediatric treatment: protection, care and support for children affected by HIV/AIDS; and prevention among adolescents) in line with the goals of the Unite for Children, Unite against AIDS campaign and the MTSP.