Примеры использования Government of saskatchewan на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As indicated in paragraph 249 of the ICERD Reports, the Government of Saskatchewan proclaimed 2005 as the Year of First Nations and Métis Women.
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Further, in 2008, the FSIN,the Government of Canada and the Government of Saskatchewan signed a Memorandum of Understanding to begin addressing disparities in health.
The Government of Saskatchewan has endorsed the themes in the Commission's reports.
As part of its response to the recommendations of the Commission on First Nations and Métis Peoples andJustice Reform, the Government of Saskatchewan has begun work with the SHRC to develop an Action Plan to address racism and promote understanding and respect.
The Government of Saskatchewan proclaimed 2005 as the Year of First Nations and Métis Women.
See paragraph 251 of Canada's Fifth Report under the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, respecting the creation of the Department of First Nations andMétis Relations as a stand-alone department in the Government of Saskatchewan.
In May 2004, the Government of Saskatchewan announced a new housing policy framework, called HomeFirst.
For example, after concerns arose about the adequacy of Saskatchewan's Transitional Employment Allowance and the appropriateness of employment services for expectant women andparents responsible for the care of newborns, the Government of Saskatchewan consulted with key stakeholders, using focus groups to assess services and income support processes for this client group.
In 2005, the Government of Saskatchewan began implementing a three-year program to enhance the response to missing persons cases.
Ongoing quarterly tripartite fora involving the Government of Saskatchewan, First Nations Child and Family Service Agencies, and the FSIN, facilitate discussion and review of key initiatives and policies in child welfare.
The government of Saskatchewan has been able to work collaboratively with Aboriginal and nonAboriginal people in controlling communicable diseases and linking prevention and treatment activities.
Through a Provincial Partnership Committee on Missing Persons, the Government of Saskatchewan is collaborating with members of aboriginal, police and non-governmental agencies, to better understand issues around missing persons, including prevention and response.
The Government of Saskatchewan relies upon self-identification, through the voluntary completion of a workplace survey provided to all new employees.
For example, in 2011, the Government of Saskatchewan launched the Child Welfare Transformation Strategy to reshape its approach to child welfare.
The Government of Saskatchewan is supporting the creation of 49 new police positions over the next two years, with a focus on recruiting Aboriginal police officers.
Discussions are occurring among the Government of Canada, the Government of Saskatchewan, the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations(FSIN) and the Métis Nation-Saskatchewan(MNS) about how to support an implementation structure, and the form that the implementation structure should take.
The Government of Saskatchewan, through its Community Partnerships and Settlement Program, is working with employers and community groups to develop settlement plans and implement programs, which facilitate the settlement, integration and retention of newcomers and their families in communities across Saskatchewan. .
In 2007- 2008, the Government of Saskatchewan provided new funding to support the expansion and enhancement of the Children Exposed to Violence Programs.
The government of Saskatchewan continued to grant licences and permits for industry without the free, prior and informed consent of the Treaty 4 Nations, and without following Canada's legal precedents requiring governments to consult First Nations about specific resource development issues and projects.
Since 2007, the Government of Saskatchewan has provided funding to support the expansion and enhancement of programmes for children exposed to violence.
The government of Saskatchewan has undertaken a number of initiatives/activities to reduce the stillbirth rate and infant mortality rate, and to provide for healthy child development.
The Government of Saskatchewan is committed to ensuring cities and rural communities are supported as partners in the management of groundwater and watersheds.
The Government of Saskatchewan is working with the Government of Canada, the FSIN, and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police(RCMP) to develop a broad policy framework for First Nations policing.
The Government of Saskatchewan is addressing these barriers through the Building Independence Strategy, through which low income families can receive financial benefits to assist in addressing these costs.
In June 2008, the Government of Saskatchewan entered into a Memorandum of Understanding on E-Health Initiatives with the Northern Inter-Tribal Health Authority(NITHA) and the Government of Canada.
The Government of Saskatchewan has provided funding to the Office of the Treaty Commissioner(OTC) to increase awareness about Treaty issues and racial harmony through public education.
In 1994, the government of Saskatchewan, through the Aboriginal Policy Framework, made a policy commitment to prevent and overcome identified inequities and barriers based on racial and cultural differences.
The Government of Saskatchewan has been studying the issue of access to justice, including family and youth issues, access to information, services and, in particular, child protection issues, family violence and Aboriginal inclusion issues.