Примеры использования Critical actors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Engaging Critical Actors.
Critical actors and allies.
Identifying and working with critical actors and allies;
In doing so, the Commission has continued to broaden anddeepen its partnership with critical actors.
Many critical actors, such as government officials, communities and families, remain unaware of girls' rights.
All media actors andcivil society are considered critical actors in development.
Even the critical actors of the"second generation" of institutional critique do not appear to be free from these kinds of closure phantasms.
This includes recognizing self-organizing community groups as critical actors in"ground response" and help.
Volunteers have been critical actors in many recent contexts, such as Haiti, Pakistan, Libya, Syria, Egypt, Japan and the Horn of Africa region.
Directors of mission support must be involved in planning and recognized as critical actors within the mission, accountable directly to heads of mission.
Women need to identify critical actors and allies who can facilitate their access to resources and endorse and actively support a gender equality agenda, leading to gender-sensitive policy outcomes.
Women's organizations andnetworks need to be recognized and funded as critical actors in change processes for sustainable economic growth and development.
Develop appropriately funded programmes to address stereotypical attitudes and behaviours that contribute to discrimination and violence against girls,working specifically with men and boys and other critical actors, such as media professionals;
Non-governmental organizations and organizations of civil society continue to be critical actors in awareness-raising regarding women's enjoyment of their human rights.
Notwithstanding the successful examples of United Nations assistance to rule of law on the ground, for example in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Haiti and the Sudan, efforts to ensure predictable delivery in core peacebuilding areas are still hampered by the lack of quickly deployable expert capacity, inadequate donor funding and coordination, and a multiplicity of funding sources that fail to ensure sustained andcoordinated support to all critical actors.
The human rights responsibilities of MLIs andTNCs do not arise simply because they are critical actors in the development and execution of policies but because(particularly with respect to the former) they are also collectives of States.
That approach has failed to support the agency, self-organization, local knowledge andrelationship-building capacities of local volunteers as critical actors in building on and nurturing community resilience.
The Peacebuilding Commission should concentrate on such measures as marshalling critical actors to assist national authorities in immediate post-relief recovery efforts so as to pave the way for medium- to long-term reconstruction.
Since the adoption of Security Council Resolution 2250 in 2015, there is growing recognition thatas agents of change, young people are critical actors in conflict prevention and sustaining peace.
The methodology is meant to enable such organizations to have constructive discussions with critical actors like municipalities, local authorities, government departments, the private sector and development partners in an effort to address community problems and mobilize resources.
Governments and the international community are urged to give increased emphasis to the formulation andimplementation of policies aiming at empowering women as critical actors in the planning, management and operation of water supply and sanitation ventures.
Bringing together the critical actors, the Peacebuilding Commission can do four things: it can ensure that the international community as a whole is effectively supporting the national authorities; it can propose overall priorities and ensure that those priorities reflect country-based realities; it can mobilize necessary resources, both for early priorities in recovery and in particular for sustained financial investment over the medium-to-longer-term period of recovery; and it can provide a forum for ensuring coordination and resolving complications or differences where these emerge.
Similarly, the presence of passive externalities such as the availability of an appropriately skilled labour pool orthe stimulus of emulation does not guarantee the presence of critical actors needed to form a dynamic system, or intense formal and informal cooperation which leads to collective efficiency.
First, the report enumerates the efforts undertaken by the two organizations in enhancing practical cooperation and building complementarity through regular meetings at the level of the Secretaries-General andthrough consultations among other critical actors, including the Special Adviser on the International Compact with Iraq, the Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate and the High-level Coordinator on the issue of the repatriation or return of all Kuwaiti and third country nationals or their remains.
Civil society was a critical actor in strengthening human rights and democracy.
MINUSTAH is a critical actor in the consolidation of security, political stability and the rule of law.
Country demand for UNDP services under this practice has grown; rates of achievement in 2004 were high, and80 per cent of partners recognized UNDP as a critical actor.
In addition, in contrast to an almost exclusive reliance on government initiatives in the past, the private sector is now much more actively involved in South-South cooperation, andindeed is seen as a critical actor in the process.
The perception of the role of regional innovation agencies has undergone a transformation in line with the emerging view which sees them not just a provider of resources but a critical actor in the regional innovation system who seeks to facilitate linkages and promote economic transformation.
MINUSTAH is a critical actor in the consolidation of social peace, political stability and the rule of law.