Примеры использования Child protection strategy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Child protection strategy.
UNICEF identified prevention of violence as a key priority in its child protection strategy.
Child protection strategy.
In addition, human rights capacity-building requires sustained support and a sound child protection strategy needs to be developed.
UNICEF child protection strategy.
He noted the good atmosphere for reaching consensus andexpressed confidence that agreement would be reached on the child protection strategy.
UNICEF child protection strategy.
They should be accompanied by binding measures andmechanisms inscribed into a comprehensive legal framework that forms part of a comprehensive child protection strategy.
Finalize the National Child Protection Strategy and the Children's Bill(South Africa);
The Special Rapporteur encouraged the Government to adopt a mainstreaming approach to children's rights with the aim of establishing a national child protection strategy.
The Child Protection Strategy recognizes the need to work with communities, and contribute to public education and social dialogue.
P7.e.2 Countries with national social or child protection strategy or plan that include elements focused on gender.
Recognizes the important work of UNICEF in the field of child protection, and notes the work done on the draft"UNICEF Child Protection Strategy"(E/ICEF/2008/5);
The agreement on the Child Protection Strategy was crucial, as protecting children was one of the core activities of UNICEF.
Following decision 2008/1 taken by the Executive Board in the 2008 first regular session, the child protection strategy has been revised, based on additional consultations with Member States.
In Pakistan, a child protection strategy was immediately developed and implemented by the Government to avoid child trafficking.
The contribution of UNICEF to national andinternational child protection efforts is defined by the organization's child protection strategy, which was approved by the UNICEF Executive Board in 2008.
This evaluation, together with the Child Protection Strategy in support of the MTSP, will refine the strategic approach and focus of UNICEF.
Through the preparation of the second national plan of action for children for the period 2002 to 2011,Tunisia is strengthening its child protection strategy and is striving to find sustainable solutions, taking into account the evolution of society in general.
The Child Protection Strategy defines the contribution of UNICEF to national and international efforts to fulfil children's rights to protection and to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, within the context of the UNICEF medium-term strategic plan(MTSP) for 2006-2009.
Kyrgyzstan must continue to work towards the implementation of all the range of instruments andstrategies at its disposal to ensure a comprehensive national child protection strategy centred on children's rights, in coordination with the Strategy for the Development of Social Protection and the new national programme on justice for children currently being developed.
Following the adoption of the decision on the Child Protection Strategy, one delegation made two points about the strategy:(a) paragraph 43 of the document made a clear distinction between emergencies and other types of violations of child protection principles, and therefore the list of specific categories of violations mentioned were not the same as in the emergency section; and(b) it was important to emphasize that the reference document mentioned in paragraph 60 had not yet been published.
A different approach had to be found: a comprehensive,integrated and cross-cutting child protection strategy in the best interests of the child, based on the protection of child victims, the prosecution of those guilty of crimes, prevention and the participation of children. .
Child protection strategies were an integral part of UNICEF work in Sudan.
Child protection strategies.
Countries with national social and child protection strategies that include elements focused on HIV and gender.
P2.c.3 Countries with national social and child protection strategies that include elements focused on HIV and gender developed or revised with UNICEF support.
The review confirmed a number of emerging concerns in relation to the children and armed conflict agenda and related child protection strategies.
Continue to strengthen its poverty alleviation strategies, as well as its child protection strategies, particularly against the exploitation of children. .
To assist the Government of Afghanistan andthe United Nations country team to develop and implement child protection strategies.