Примеры использования Peacebuilding must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Peace processes and peacebuilding must involve internally displaced.
The European Union,as a major global donor with a strong record for worldwide and sustained efforts in the field of peacebuilding , must be able to contribute to the work of the Commission.
Of course, peacebuilding must be, first and foremost, a national process.
Women's participation in conflict prevention,resolution and peacebuilding must be pursued as a priority.
It is a fact that peacebuilding must be done locally, given the overriding principle of national ownership.
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In addressing the deep-rooted structural problems that fuel conflicts, peacebuilding must bridge security and development.
Peace processes and peacebuilding must involve internally displaced persons and reinforce durable solutions.
In view of the dearth of data, which makes evaluation of progress difficult, all actors involved in conflict prevention,conflict resolution and peacebuilding must make concerted efforts to collect data on all aspects of resolution 1325(2000);
Members of the Commission expressed the view that peacebuilding must be considered early on in the international community's approach to addressing the crisis in the Central African Republic.
Their involvement in those processes should be encouraged, including as mediators, andgood practices for increasing their participation from local to international levels in conflict resolution and peacebuilding must be more widely disseminated and consistently implemented.
At the same time, peacebuilding must be Somali-owned.
Peacebuilding must be a key focus of the United Nations as a global institution, but it must also be a focus for each and every Member State of the United Nations.
Our attention to crisis management and peacebuilding must not diminish the importance that we accord to preventive diplomacy.
Peacebuilding must therefore be an inherently national process, in which peacekeeping operations supported national authorities in articulating their priorities and implementing their projects and plans.
The report notes, unsurprisingly, that effective peacebuilding must accompany peacekeeping from the very inception.
Nevertheless, peacebuilding must not be viewed as an alternative to the final settlement of a conflict, for that could be attained only by removing its root causes.
There is acceptance in all quartersthat sequencing does not work, that effective peacebuilding must not follow peacekeeping operations but accompany them from their inception.
Peacekeeping and peacebuilding must be integrated, so that peacekeeping was accompanied by economic recovery and capacity-building efforts based on national ownership.
In that regard, I am glad to note that the report clearly states that effective peacebuilding must not follow peacekeeping operations, but accompany them from their inception.
Australia believes peacebuilding must be interpreted broadly to encompass the whole conflict cycle, such that the Protocol would cover pre-conflict, conflict and post-conflict operations.
Reaffirming that one of the guiding principles for cooperation in peacebuilding adopted by the fourth high-level meeting between the United Nations and heads of regional organizations is that,as the promotion of self-reliance should be a fundamental goal of all cooperative and peacebuilding activities, peacebuilding must be a home-grown process in which the role of the United Nations and regional organizations is to support national endeavours.
Peacemaking, peacekeeping and peacebuilding must therefore be reinvigorated by ensuring that peacekeeping operations include the added capacity to maintain peace long after the cessation of hostilities.
In view of the large-scale growth in peacekeeping efforts and expenditure, peacebuilding must also become an integral part of peacekeeping activities, so as to ensure that those activities helped to start the process of building a durable peace.
Since peacekeeping and peacebuilding must be approached in an integrated manner, we strongly support the enhanced interaction of the Security Council with the Peacebuilding Commission throughout the conflict cycle, as was affirmed at the Security Council summit this week.
Such programmes, an essential component of peacekeeping and peacebuilding, must be prioritized at the stage of consolidating peace, security, national reconciliation, human rights and the rule of law, with a view to fully restoring peace in post-conflict countries.
Resources for post-conflict peacebuilding must also be sufficient to address the root causes of conflict and ensure an integrated approach giving equal emphasis to social and economic development.
Enhancing women's capacity to engage in peacebuilding must be prioritized in, inter alia, supporting peace processes through independent diplomatic initiatives, providing bilateral assistance to post-conflict countries or participating within United Nations intergovernmental bodies.
However, it was stressed by the Secretariat that peacekeeping and peacebuilding must be viewed as existing in parallel and that peacekeeping in today's era had become integrated with other post-conflict activities; therefore a new coherent strategy was required to garner necessary resources and building capacities.
In its first year of operations,recognizing that peacebuilding must address the situation on the ground and make a difference to the countries and their populations, the Commission has focused its attention on two countries, Burundi and Sierra Leone, which were placed on the agenda of the Commission pursuant to paragraph 12 of the founding resolutions.
Firstly, peacebuilding activities must continue.