Примеры использования Issues of ageing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Benefits of and obstacles to mainstreaming issues of ageing into national development agenda;
The States Members of the United Nations report every four years to the Organization on issues of ageing.
Issues of ageing have been considered in both the 2012 and 2013 expert group meetings convened by the Department of Economic and Social Affairs.
The Commission is also working to integrate issues of ageing into work taking place within ECLAC in a variety of sectoral areas.
Issues of ageing are also essential to actions and programmes for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
Much of this work involves building the capacity of civil society organizations at the national level to take forward issues of ageing.
Welcoming the important opportunity provided by the ongoing dialogue on the issues of ageing, inter alia, in the context of the discussions on the post2015 development agenda.
The African Union, along with the HelpAge International,has been playing an important role in closing the gap and coordinating regional efforts to address issues of ageing.
The Commission continued to play an important role as the main coordinator of international cooperation on issues of ageing, youth, equal opportunities for the disabled and strengthening the role of the family.
Efforts by the United Nations Human Settlements Programme to implement the United Nations Millennium Declaration focus on the needs of older persons and the issues of ageing.
Advisory services promoted greater focus on the issues of ageing, disability, family and indigenous peoples with a view to strengthening awareness and increasing social inclusion in Armenia, Belarus, Colombia, Ethiopia, Nepal and Tajikistan.
The Government of Brazil will train 700 technicians in social gerontology, and will offer technical and financial support to programmes,research and meetings on issues of ageing.
While we are ignoring issues of ageing in development policy, there is heavy reliance on older people who continually struggle to support households and communities through labour, caregiving, childcare, volunteering and community engagement.
In the course of capacity development activities,a number of key constraints regarding the capacity of countries to address the issues of ageing of their populations have been identified.
At a juncture when there is increasing awareness of the importance of the population dimension in analysing the issues of ageing, international migration and the impact of HIV/AIDS, it becomes increasingly important for Member States, multilateral organizations and the private sector to provide financial support to the United Nations population research agenda.
Legal instruments are also essential to promote and protect the rights of older persons,particularly when it comes to the assignment of resources to the issues of ageing in policy formulation and implementation.
The work of HelpAge International to mainstream ageing includes collaborating with the UNDP Bureauof Policy Development and its related International Poverty Centre in Brasilia and providing input to the Human Development Report to ensure that it covers issues of ageing.
The Russian Federation was standing for re-election to the Commission for Social Development andwould do its utmost to ensure that the Commission remained the major coordinating body within the United Nations system on the issues of ageing, equal opportunities for persons with disabilities, strengthening the role of the family and improving the situation of young people.
Given the success of the Human Development Index and the Gender Development Index, his delegation supported that initiative,which it believed would attract attention from Governments and the media to issues of ageing.
In response to resolution 67/5, ESCAP organized, in collaboration with the Department of Economic and Social Affairs,the Capacity-building Workshop to Support National Policy Responses to Issues of Ageing in Asia and the Pacific in Bangkok from 28 February to 1 March 2012.
The"data revolution" called for in the report of the High-level Panel of Eminent Persons on the Post-2015 Development Agenda, A New Global Partnership: Eradicate Poverty and Transform Economies through Sustainable Development(see p. 23),needs to include issues of ageing.
Furthermore, the close cooperation among the secretariats of the functional commissions in areas of common interest had given consistency and coherence to the work of the functional commissions. In that connection,the Chairman mentioned the issues of ageing and HIV/AIDS as examples where the functional commissions and their secretariats were able to coordinate their work.
While Governments strive to improve the situation of older persons, it is important that the United Nations, through the appropriate agencies, continue to provide the necessary coordination in the full implementation of the Declaration and Programme of Action adopted by the United Nations World Summit for Social Development,which addressed the issues of ageing in the context of development.
At that time, the issue of ageing was not included among those themes.
The issue of ageing is shared by both developed and developing countries.
The issue of ageing is shared by both developed and developing countries.
The Meeting also noted the need to develop curriculum in schools to ensure awareness among youth on the issue of ageing and respect for older persons.
In discussing the issue of ageing, the Commission will have before it the report of the Secretary-General on the International Year of Older Persons, 1999.
In addressing the issue of ageing, we must pay heed to a number of principles fundamental to the lives of older persons: independence, participation in society, provision of care, education and, finally, dignity.
This demonstrates that the issue of ageing is drawing more and more attention from the international community.