Примеры использования Effects of migration на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The effects of migration on cities;
There is also a scarcity of studies that analyse the effects of migration at the national, as well as the local, level.
Effects of migration to and from the Non-Self-Governing Territories;
UNICEF works to protect migrant children in order to minimize the effects of migration on the fulfilment of their rights.
Effects of migration to and from the Non-Self-Governing Territories;
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It was noted that countries should not underestimate the negative social and psychological effects of migration for children left behind.
Effects of migration and remittances on the welfare and poverty of households in Tajikistan.
UNCTAD has carried out a study which assesses the role and effects of migration on the socio-economic development of island developing States.
The effects of migration on those left behind was an important issue for both the Government and civil society organizations.
It is crucial to gain such mutual understanding of the causes and effects of migration, as well as of its impact in terms of development.
Acknowledging the effects of migration where many countries need migrant workers to sustain their economy.
It is now widely acknowledged that remittances are one of the development effects of migration, particularly at the individual or household level.
Also, in order to cushion the psychological effects of migration on the families of migrants, teaching modules on the situation of migrants andthe positive and negative effects of migration have been used in some schools.
The Government, through the relevant authorities, is studying the research carried out into the effects of migration on the lives of migrant workers' families.
She wished to know whether the Government had devised a strategy to counter the effects of migration and to protect the rights and working conditions of domestic workers and care givers, in anticipation of massive emigration, which was inevitable in times of economic crisis.
By promoting the exchange of experience and helping build partnerships, the international community can do much to increase andto spread these positive effects of migration on development.
Mr. EL-BORAI considered that,in paragraph 3, it was pointless to stress the effects of migration on development, for those effects were already well known.
Implement measures to mitigate the effects of migration on the welfare of affected children, including, in particular, through the provision of support at the local level, the training of caregivers and through improved social and psychological support to affected children.
Regarding the macro-level,participants noted the importance of examining the effects of migration on the development of both migration origin and destination countries.
As a country comprised primarily of indigenous peoples and headed by its first indigenous President, who was freely and democratically elected,Bolivia sees a need to emphasize the effects of migration on indigenous and rural communities.
The Governments recognized that the origins,manifestations and effects of migration, including refugee movements are important issues on the agenda of the international community.
It is also increasingly evident that many of the most common factors that threaten children's rights and create vulnerabilities among children, such as violence,marginalization and effects of migration, are not confined to low-income countries.
The Secretary-General was also requested to report on the effects of migration on economic and social development in countries of origin and destination A/67/219.
It is also increasingly evident that many of the most common factors that threaten children's rights and create vulnerabilities among children, such as violence,marginalization and effects of migration, are not confined to low-income countries and regions alone.
The UNICEF study showed the combination of positive and negative effects of migration on children and women, depending on whether they were in a family with or without migrants or an abandoned family.
This social perspective ought to be focused on the perceptions of the issue,the well-being of the migrants and the effects of migration on the social fabric of the countries concerned.
Thirdly, a round table should assess the effects of migration, including forced migration, on the economic and social development of origin and destination countries, identify priorities for the post-2015 development framework, exploring to that end links between migration and the current MDGs.
The Committee recommends that the State party implement concrete measures to mitigate the effects of migration on children, through social and psychological support, inter alia.
Recognizing that there is a need for data and analysis to underpin coherence between migration and development policy and to convince policymakers more broadly,many of the deliberations on research have focused on assessing the effects of migration on development.
It was stated that UNCTAD was a unique forum in the United Nations that could analyse the effects of migration and remittances on development, as well as how to maximize the positive effects for developing countries.