Примеры использования Pathways to peace на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Pathways to Peace 1997-2000.
Where food security can be a force for stability,we have to look to food and agriculture as pathways to peace and security.
Pathways to Peace 2001- 2004.
In honour of the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations, Pathways to Peace helped to design and co-sponsored several events in 1995.
Pathways to Peace special, 1989.
Statement submitted by International Public Policy Institute and Pathways to Peace, non-governmental organizations in consultative status with the Economic and Social Council.
Pathways to Peace is committed to promoting a culture of peace through interfaith dialogue.
As the international secretariat for the"Wethe Peoples" initiative and a United Nations peace messenger since 1989, Pathways to Peace produces and presents the initiative's annual report to the Secretary-General.
In September 1995, Pathways to Peace inaugurated the“peace-building inquiry for the twenty-first century” PB21.
CPSC is a founding partner for a global initiative to Create the New Civilization with our partners-- the Gorbachev Foundation, Club of Rome, Club of Budapest,The Goi Peace Foundation and Pathways to Peace-- and this partnership is increasing our effectiveness.
Pathways To Peace(PTP) is an international Peacebuilding, educational and consulting organisation.
In August, there was a special performance entitled"Children and Armed Conflict: Wounded Children Reclaim their lives", sponsored by the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict and Pathways To Peace, and performed by the Ithuteng Tung Children from South Africa.
Pathways to Peace(PTP) is an international educational, consultative, peace-building, not-for-profit organization.
A transformation of governance, ensuring that it becomes more collaborative, participatory, open and inclusive for all segments of society, oriented towards citizens who, throughout the world, address an urgent request to States similar to that which Diogenes addressed to Alexander,"Step aside a little so as not to keep the sunshine from me", a request meant not to gain favours, butonly to find secure and open pathways to peace, stability, democracy, development and progress;
Pathways to Peace(PTP) is an international, peace-building, multicultural, educational, non-partisan and non-profit organization.
Amnesty International, Baha'i International Community, Commission of the Churches on International Affairs of the World Council of Churches, Education International, Friends World Committee for Consultation, International Federation of Human Rights Leagues, International League for the Rights and Liberation of Peoples, International Service for Human Rights,International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs, North South XXI, Pathways to Peace, Society for Threatened Peoples, World University Service.
Pathways to Peace provided consultation in the planning of the agenda for and the design of the Department of Public Information NGO annual meetings in 1994, 1995, 1996 and 1997.
The following organizations were present at the session: Association Internationale d'Educateurs pour la Paix, Caritas International, Centre d'Etude pour Amelioration d'Habitat dans le Tiers Monde, Citynet, Environmental Quality International, Fédération National des Travailleurs de la Construction, Habitat-Cuba, International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, International Federation of Building andWood Workers, International Rural Housing Association, Pathways to Peace, Rooftops Canada Foundation and the University of Geneva.
Pathways to Peace works closely with the World Peace Prayer Society on their annual peace festival and special peace pole planting events.
In its capacity as International Secretariat for the"WE THE PEOPLES" INITIATIVE(WPI), a UN-designated Peace Messenger Initiative, Pathways To Peace continued during 2001-2004 to work closely with international non-governmental organisations in all the world's regions, in order to build co-operation amongst UN INGOs and with the UN in the context of the UN International Decade for a Culture of Peace and Non-violence for the Children of the World.
Pathways to Peace co-chaired the Interfaith Youth Forum in Support of the Millennium World Peace Summit for Religious and Spiritual Leaders at the United Nations in 2000.
Statement submitted by Pathways to Peace, Women's Intercultural Network and Women's World Summit Foundation, non-governmental organizations in consultative status with the Economic and Social Council.
Pathways to Peace has held leadership positions within the non-governmental organization community, serving on the DPI/NGO Executive Committee from 1996 to 1998 and on the Values Caucus Council since 1996, when it was formed.
Pathways To Peace was selected as the non-governmental organisation to represent civil society, and to report on the activities of the IDP NGO Committee of which it serves as founder and Co-Chair.
Since 1997, Pathways to Peace has worked in consultation with the Department of Public Information to create the annual youth event for the International Day of Peace at United Nations Headquarters.
Pathways to Peace was instrumental in linking UNESCO to Millennium Peace Day for the presentation to the President of the General Assembly of the UNESCO"Culture of Peace" manifesto with thousands of signatures.
One of the"Pathways To Peace" is the environment, which was the subject of the opening event,"Peace and the Environment", for the 2002"Season for Nonviolence", held in the ECOSOC Chamber, UN Headquarters on January 31.
The pathways to peace are complex, but we must continue to strive to be more responsive to the citizens of countries emerging from conflict so that we may help to strengthen national institutions which, in the end, are the only durable bulwark against the risks of repeated insecurity.
Pathways to Peace participates in various NGO committees: the Committee of Religious NGOs, the Committee for Teaching about the United Nations, the committee on the decade for indigenous peoples, the Non-Governmental Organization Working Group on Girls, the committee for freedom of religion and belief, and the NGO committees on youth and on the status of women.
In 1996 and 1997 Pathways to Peace continued its semi-annual symposia for the peace-building inquiry for the twenty-first century, extending its partnerships to include many other international NGOs such as the Centre for International Peace-building, Davidhuis, Fondation sommet mondial des femmes, H.M.S. Asociados, the Institute for Multi-track Diplomacy, the Institute of Noetic Sciences, Schumacher College and the World Business Academy.