Примеры использования Multiple deprivations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Poverty is a state of multiple deprivations that inflame every problem that a human being may have.
It recognises that before reaching the streets,children will have experienced multiple deprivations and violations of their rights.
They serve only to entrench further the multiple deprivations faced by those living in poverty and create barriers to poverty reduction and social inclusion.
In many of these countries,substantial groups of people affected by persistent poverty and multiple deprivations have emerged.
Individuals living in poverty experience multiple deprivations, restrictions in opportunities and social exclusion.
In many economies in transition,substantial groups of people affected by persistent poverty and multiple deprivations have emerged.
The chapter also introduces the indices of multiple deprivations and provides examples of material deprivation measures in Europe.
Women and children, who tend to be disproportionately represented in internally displaced populations,experience multiple deprivations and dangers in their daily lives.
Poverty is related to multiple deprivations, of which undernourishment is only one, so that addressing poverty in general, if it means first addressing its other dimensions, will not always directly or swiftly result in the reduction of undernourishment.
The human poverty index, introduced in 1997,measured multiple deprivations in some key aspects of human development.
The Foundation supports the Millennium Development Goals,which set out clear objectives and guidelines to free people from extreme poverty and multiple deprivations.
Participatory assessments have shown that people living in poverty experience multiple deprivations, restrictions in opportunities and social barriers.
The eight Millennium Development Goals established by the United Nations in 2000 represented the most significant political effort to improve the lives of those suffering from extreme poverty and multiple deprivations.
Population vulnerable to poverty:Percentage of the population at risk of suffering multiple deprivations-that is, those with a deprivation score of 20-33 percent.
Our organization is deeply concerned by the visible weakening in social cohesion in some countries and regions and about the adverse situation of vulnerable social groups and numerous individuals facing inequality,insecurities and multiple deprivations.
Furthermore, in addition to a lack of adequate income,people living in extreme poverty also suffer multiple deprivations, restrictions in opportunities and social exclusion.
Education for disaster risk reduction and preparedness needs to be reinforced in order for communities to anticipate and address the impact of natural disasters in an agile and comprehensive manner,especially in areas that are already experiencing multiple deprivations.
As UNICEF concentrates its efforts on the most disadvantaged children,who often face multiple deprivations, well-coordinated, integrated approaches are further needed.
A priority area for protecting children from the multiple deprivations that push children into developing street connections is the provision of support for families and other carers at the community level to ensure children are safe and can access their rights.
Calculating the Multidimensional Poverty index The Multidimensional Poverty Index(MPI)identifies multiple deprivations at the individual level in education, health and standard of living.
This is based on one of the substantive findings of the end-of-cycle review, namely, the need to support well-coordinated, synergistic approaches across sectors, within the overall focus on the most disadvantaged andexcluded facing multiple deprivations.
The multidimensional poverty index identifies those individuals that suffer multiple deprivations in the same dimensions as the Human Development Index: education, health and living standards.
A result of multiple deprivations in terms of poor living conditions, including household food insecurity, low levels of parental education, lack of access to quality health care and an unhealthy living environment, stunted growth affects 162 million children worldwide.
As a cross-cutting,structural disadvantage, gender inequality exacerbates the multiple deprivations faced not only by girls but by all children due to disadvantages such as poverty, ethnicity or disability status.
It is clear from experience that developing a government-led, multi-stakeholder, national CPS, using existing legislation and social values, which is rights-based in practice andcapable of protecting children from multiple deprivations takes time, financial resources, as well as significant consultation and commitment.
This year we use the Multidimensional Poverty Index(MPI)to reveal trends in the multiple deprivations that batter poor people at the same time for seven countries- Bolivia, Colombia, Jordan, Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar and Nigeria- and find that poverty declined in all of them see figure.
The selection of"Full employment and decent work for all" as a theme of the Second Decade underscores the recognition that poverty is a multidimensional and complex phenomenon that goes beyond income poverty,and addresses multiple deprivations facing the poor and the most vulnerable in the areas of employment, health, education, gender equality and social exclusion.
Target: Increased SADI indicator per region by 10%(2014- last available)SADI multiple deprivations by region: North: 426 South: 584 Centre: 459 Chisinau municipality: 829 ATU Gagauzia: 716 Note: The methodology for calculating the SADI indicator has changed, thus the data for 2014 is not comparable with the previous time series.
Protecting children and preventing experiences of multiple deprivations implies taking a holistic approach that understands children's relationships as interdependent and interconnected, and therefore recognizes that rights can be violated- but also defended- by a range of duty bearers within the family, the community and wider society, including the international community.
There are three multidimensional poverty measures: the headcount ratio or the multidimensional poverty rate,which is the number of individuals who suffer multiple deprivations in at least one third of the weighted indicators, divided by the total population and expressed as a percentage; the intensity or breadth of deprivation, which is the average number of weighted indicators in which the multidimensional poor are deprived; and the multidimensional poverty index itself, which reflects both the prevalence of multidimensional deprivation and its intensity.