Примеры использования Negative effects of corruption на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Negative effects of corruption on the enjoyment of economic, social, and cultural rights.
Several interlocutors noted the negative effects of corruption on the development of the subregion.
The negative effects of corruption on investment and growth similarly exacerbate poverty and erode the tax base, further undermining the quality of public services.
It has been shown through World Bank studies that negative effects of corruption can reduce a country's growth rate tremendously.
Consequently, the human rights perspective on the negative impact of corruption emphasizes the State's obligation to take measures against the negative effects of corruption. .
Regarding the negative effects of corruption on the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights.
With reference to the ratification of UNCAC, TV stated that it was understood that"corruption" was a human rights issue because of the negative effects of corruption on the protection of human rights and on development.
He stressed the negative effects of corruption on investment and noted that corruption was an obstacle to development.
The ultimate goal of the World Bank's strategy is to help countries move from systemic corruption to an environment in which a well-performing Government minimizes the negative effects of corruption on development.
Raising public awareness of the negative effects of corruption is an integral part of any effective corruption prevention strategy.
States Parties shall take measures conducive to the optimal implementation of this Convention to the extent possible, through international cooperation,taking into account the negative effects of corruption on society in general, in particular on sustainable development.
Due to the volume of public funds spent on public procurement and the multiple negative effects of corruption in public procurement, several international organizations, in addition to UNODC, promote the implementation of appropriate systems of public procurement.
The RCMP also promotes its work by developing educational resources for external partners using information pamphlets andposters that describe the RCMP's work and the negative effects of corruption for distribution and presentation to Canadian missions abroad.
In the last two to three years,the focus of the initiative has broadened to consider the negative effects of corruption on economies in terms of weaker competitiveness and on societies in general, as well as its negative effects on the reputation of companies.
The negative effects of corruption and impunity on the political, economic, social, civil and cultural stability of many countries, especially the developing ones, and its devastating effects on the economic and social development of the people have now been well documented.
The International Anti-Corruption Day presents an annual opportunity to raise awareness globally about the negative effects of corruption, including its impact on poverty reduction, sustainable economic development, State capacity to deliver essential services and conflict prevention.
Taking into account the negative effects of corruption in society at large and sustainable development in particular, the Meeting recommended that seminars and workshops be organized to exchange experience in combating corruption, with a view to improving strategies for preventive action, and to further strengthen international cooperation.
The Convention in its preamble succinctly expresses the devastating effect of corruption on all areas of life,stressing"the negative effects of corruption and impunity on the political, economic, social and cultural stability of African States and its devastating effects on the economic and social development of the African peoples.
Measures should be developed to combat corruption; such measures could include the establishment of independent bodies, the promotion of good governance, the promulgation of codes of conduct for public officials andthe judiciary and the launching of campaigns to raise public awareness of the negative effects of corruption.
In particular, the volume of public funds spent on public procurement and the multiple negative effects of corruption in public procurement are reasons why, besides UNODC, several other international organizations promote the implementation of appropriate systems of public procurement.
Several speakers noted the negative effects of corruption, which undermined economic growth, reduced investment, diverted public funds from necessary spending on infrastructure and destroyed public trust in state institutions, thereby undermining the rule of law, justice and security.
According to article 62, paragraph 1,"States Parties shall take measures conducive to the optimal implementation of this Convention to the extent possible, through international cooperation,taking into account the negative effects of corruption on society in general, in particular on sustainable development", and pursuant to paragraph 2, they must make"concrete efforts" in this regard.
The African Union Convention on Preventing and Combating Corruption, adopted in July 2003,in its preamble expresses its concern"about the negative effects of corruption and impunity on the political, economic, social and cultural stability of African States and its devastating effects on the economic and social development of African peoples.
The Committee recommends that the State party take concrete measures to effectively combat corruption, in particular to prosecute cases of corruption and punish those who are responsible;to conduct awareness-raising campaigns on the negative effects of corruption; to ensure the transparency of conduct of public authorities, in law and in practice; to enact anti-corruption legislation and train police and law enforcement officers, prosecutors and judges on the strict application of the legislation.
As public awareness increases of the immediate negative effects of high-level corruption on day-to-day life, tolerance of the problem will be reduced.
Ms. Pires(Cape Verde)said that one of the negative effects of globalization had been the spread of organized crime, illegal trafficking, corruption and terrorism.
The representative proposed several areas of future work of the working group including an examination of the moral, political and legal responsibilities of States and corporations at different levels in relation to human rights; the establishment of model national legislation based on the Norms;an analysis the role of the State to protect individuals from the negative effects of business activities; an examination of corruption in the context of business activities; and a study of opportunities for transnational litigation.
The Committee considers that the problem of corruption also has negative effects on the full implementation of economic, social and cultural rights.
Experts presented an overview on the risks of corruption in selected sectors, focusing on how corruption can have negative effects on the environment, sustainability, livelihoods and the economy.
Negative effects on the economy: Corruption reduces the efficiency of state budget usage and directly affects the quality and quantity of public services, which in turn harms the socio-economic development.