Примеры использования Gender inequities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Gender inequities also arise in the transition from school to work 43.
Survey on the Use of Time andits Potential for Understanding Gender Inequities, 2003.
Gender inequities are also associated with unequal access to basic technologies.
It aimed to eradicate poverty,redress gender inequities, develop rural areas and protect the environment.
The group consistently stressed the important rolesof both men and women in overcoming global gender inequities.
Address gender inequities in relationships, the home, school, the workplace etc.;
The major barriers to prevention in Malaysia are gender inequities, stigma and discrimination.
Poverty, gender inequities, vulnerability and marginalization exacerbate the risks of contracting TB.
The main objectives of this programme are to eradicate poverty,redress gender inequities, encourage rural development and provide environmental protection.
Secondly, the gender inequities that existed prior to the Hurricane caused unique vulnerabilities.
At the same time it is addressing growing concerns relating to social cohesion,increasing poverty, gender inequities, governance and aid coordination.
This has perpetuated gender inequities and increased poverty among women and the society in general.
Donor budget support andsector programmes are frequently dependent on macroeconomic conditionalities that aggravate gender inequities.
Serious economic, social and gender inequities persist and hamper efforts to improve the quality of life for hundreds of millions of people, especially women.
One organization suggested that there is a need to undertake gender-responsive stocktaking to identify any gender inequities in relation to the components of adaptation.
Gender inequities need to be addressed beginning in childhood with more attention to the health and education of girls, and subsequently to the literacy of women.
The overall health and behaviours described in this report are quite positive, but the need to address existing social,age and gender inequities persists.
Gender inequities are one factor putting girls at risk of contracting HIV owing to their subordinate position which often leaves them vulnerable to rape.
These are people who are struggling to eke out the most basic living andwho are suffering the effects of poverty, gender inequities, ill health and environmental degradation.
Existing gender inequities and barriers to women in the workforce should be eliminated and women's participation in economic policy-making and implementation should be promoted.
While there are efforts to mainstream HIV/AIDS issues into strategies for reduction in poverty and gender inequities in some countries, UNDP is not systematically addressing these at present.
Failing to address gender inequities and discrimination will compromise service efficacy and will make achieving millennium Development goals 4 and 5, and indeed, other millennium Development goals much more difficult 55.
The ILO Committee of Experts on the Application of Conventions andRecommendations noted that significant gender inequities existed in respect of ownership and control of land as a result of discriminatory traditions and customs.
It noted that significant gender inequities existed in respect of ownership and control of land, as a result of discriminatory traditions and customs which could affect women's capacity to engage in economic activities.
Policymakers, national and local religious and community leaders and health professionals have a critical role in advocating for the rights of women andgirls, and challenging harmful practices and gender inequities that threaten their well-being.
It is impossible to seriously address gender inequities related to education, health and employment in communities in the United States in which access to water as a human right is being challenged.
The Millennium Development Goals are examined with a view to determining how St. Vincent andthe Grenadines has fared with respect to removing gender inequities through the fulfilment of the Millennium Development Goals which were set to be achieved by 2015.
To date, evidence has failed to detect significant gender inequities in access to antiretroviral drugs, although experience indicates that women often confront unique obstacles to treatment adherence.
UNAIDS to support religious leaders and FBO engagement in the development of national AIDS andgender plans and cross-sectoral initiatives to address gender inequities, violence against women and girls and gender-based violence.
Therefore, if we want to end the gender inequities that especially affect developing countries, a more comprehensive, male-inclusive gender paradigm should be promoted through international policies and actions.