Примеры использования Lives of indigenous peoples на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Impact on the lives of indigenous peoples on the ground.
As a whole, boarding schools were generally a failure at improving the lives of indigenous peoples.
The health and lives of indigenous peoples are severely threatened by noncommunicable diseases.
Policy reform is also recognized as critical to improving the lives of indigenous peoples.
How those factors play out in the day-to-day lives of indigenous peoples varies greatly across communities and countries.
The Bank was also fully aware of the multiple roles that land played in the lives of indigenous peoples.
Since the lives of indigenous peoples were tied to their lands, he called for the adoption of articles 26 to 30 as they were currently drafted.
It welcomed the steps taken that were conducive to improving the lives of indigenous peoples and vulnerable groups.
While globalization had compromised the lives of indigenous peoples in some ways, it had also facilitated the movement of peoples in search of economic opportunities.
These activities can involve a spectrum of rights that have an immediate impact and bearing on the lives of indigenous peoples.
Politically correct statements, however, would not improve the lives of indigenous peoples unless they were translated into action.
The activities of multinational companies involved in natural resource exploitation severely affect the lives of indigenous peoples.
It also highlighted, inter alia, the important changes taking place in the lives of indigenous peoples in most parts of the world as a result of urbanization and migration processes.
GE.03-14568(E) 300603(b) The impact of the process of globalization(including the activities of transnational corporations) on the lives of indigenous peoples;
Forward to Governments substantive recommendations for improving the lives of indigenous peoples through policy formulation and practice.
Mr. Seriakov expressed the hope that the Consultation world prepare proposals andpractical suggestions for the improvement of the lives of indigenous peoples.
Interventions highlighted the impact of extractive industries in the lives of indigenous peoples, including the negative effects on health, lands, the environment, cultures and livelihoods.
We had hoped that the declaration would be a new standard of achievement for Governments that could be implemented to really improve the lives of indigenous peoples.
He asked the Special Rapporteur for recommendations on how to improve the lives of indigenous peoples in his country and whether he considered the United Nations mechanisms adequate for dealing with those issues.
Development policymakers from Member States should draw on that philosophy to bring about concrete andpositive change in the lives of indigenous peoples.
Many of the indigenous speakers under this item recounted how racism affected the lives of indigenous peoples worldwide and stated that, in their view, racism was as strong as ever.
With United Nations guidance, the Decade would provide a unique opportunity to deal with those issues andmake a true impact on the lives of indigenous peoples.
Thus, the lives of indigenous peoples were fundamentally altered and their very existence and identity threatened, owing, in particular, to lack of self-determination and the exclusion of indigenous people from decision-making structures and processes.
A Declaration was needed that was clear, transparent and capable of implementation andthat could make a practical and positive difference in the lives of indigenous peoples in every region.
Today, the Declaration serves more as a reminder of how far there is to go in bringing justice and dignity to the lives of indigenous peoples than a reflection of what has actually been achieved on the ground.
The representative of the Brazilian agropastoralist organization PRODECAP reported on the uranium mining activity in Niger that impacted negatively on the lives of indigenous peoples.
It also states that the objectives of the Decade should be assessed by quantifiable outcomes that will improve the lives of indigenous peoples and that can be evaluated halfway through the Decade and at its end.
Furthermore, in addition to adopting legislation, parliaments, in cooperation with indigenous and civil society organizations,must ensure that those laws were correctly implemented in order to improve the lives of indigenous peoples.
Recalling the requests by the General Assembly,in its resolutions 50/157 and 52/108, to assess the objectives of the Decade by quantifiable outcomes that will improve the lives of indigenous peoples and to evaluate the objectives halfway through the Decade and at its end.
Since 2002, the National Foundation for Indigenous Nationalities had formulated social, economic andcultural programmes that improved the lives of indigenous peoples.