Примеры использования Local women's groups на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Women's Desk also works with local women's groups to address women's issues.
Iv Help families supported by female detainees utilizing,to the extent possible, local women's groups[Pax Romana];
It does so by strengthening local women's groups so women can more effectively speak for themselves.
A UNIFEM adviser, supported with funds from UNAIDS and UNFPA,is providing technical assistance to policy makers and local women's groups.
In post-tsunami Aceh, UNIFEM provided local women's groups with direct assistance to rebuild their businesses.
In addition, the representatives cautioned the Special Rapporteur that the United Nations agencies in the country believed in the myth that the local women's groups were not working together.
It maintains close partnership with local women's groups and NGOs in advancing the status of women in the HKSAR.
Informal social groups or local faith communities;for example: Local women's groups or youth groups. .
Monthly consultations with local authorities, local women's groups and United Nations agencies and other international partners on gender issues.
In addition to utilizing local expertise on gender and impact analysis, UNODC will attempt to build local alliances in order to empower local women's groups.
The Women's Commission worked closely with local women's groups and also participated actively in international events.
This has increased attention to gender mainstreaming in special political missions, andthere have been an increased number of gender-specific consultations and communications with local women's groups.
Beneficial effects have been observed when local women's groups have been involved in working with internally displaced women. .
Regional forums to coincide with Cabinet meetings in rural areas andregional centres are also organised so the Minister for Women can meet representatives from local women's groups across the state.
Establishment and support of community organizations and local women's groups are an important means to improve women's economic and social standing.
Local women's groups, ranging from traditional charitable organizations to new feminist initiatives, are organizing round tables, reading circles, guided tours for women, cultural conferences and mutual aid services.
A great deal of emphasis should be placed on such programmes in cooperation with local women's groups working for the eradication of harmful practices.
The Council consulted with local women's groups during all three missions in 2003, to West Africa, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Great Lakes region, and Afghanistan.
Encourage and support the inclusion of gender-specific provisions in peace agreements that address women's political, social and economic security;consult with local women's groups and civil society organizations when planning for post-conflict reconstruction.
Meetings with local women's groups and associations, including religious institutions, for community sensitization on women's participation in the local elections.
It encouraged Member States andthe Secretary-General to establish regular contacts with local women's groups and networks in order to utilize their knowledge of the impact of armed conflict on women and girls.
Meetings with local women's groups and associations, including religious institutions, for community sensitization on women's participation in the local elections.
Common principles of such practices include: clear policies and laws that make violence illegal; strong enforcement mechanisms; effective and well-trained personnel; the involvement of multiple sectors; andclose collaboration with local women's groups, civil society organizations, academics and professionals.
Its activities originated from an anti-pollution movement led by local women's groups in Kitakyushu city, which once comprised one of the four major industrial zones of Japan.
Local women's groups often hold unique local knowledge, the trust of local people and actors, and an understanding of root causes of conflict, including housing, land and property-related issues.
Monthly consultations with local authorities,civil society, local women's groups and United Nations agencies and other international partners on promoting core United Nations goals.
Some local women's groups network and collaborate with larger women's organizations beyond their territories or with professional and commercial organizations, and focus on building the capacity of their own organization or its members.
The Operation continued to strengthen the capacities of local authorities,community leaders and local women's groups to enhance women's participation in the peace process, raise awareness about gender issues, and reduce gender-based violence, including through various training sessions.
The Council further reaffirms its strong support for increasing the role of women in decision-making with regard to conflict prevention and resolution and renews its call on States to include women in the negotiations and implementation of peace accords, constitutions and strategies for resettlement and rebuilding andto take measures to support local women's groups and indigenous processes for conflict resolution.
Over 95% of villages andsub-districts have local women's groups, as do 93% of districts and 89% of provinces, all of which are under the responsibility of the Department of Community Development.