Примеры использования Phases of displacement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Estimated number, zones and phases of displacement.
The manual covers all phases of displacement prevention; protection and assistance; and durable solutions.
Formulate and adopt a legal framework anda national strategy covering all phases of displacement;
Consultation with the displaced is critical in all phases of displacement, and therefore is a theme that runs throughout the Guiding Principles.
Agencies have recognized in them a valuable instrument for strengthening the linkage between assistance and protection in all phases of displacement.
Women face specific housing, land andproperty challenges in all phases of displacement, including during return and reconstruction.
The OECD drew attention to the Joint Evaluation of Emergency Assistance to Rwanda, which provided a number of recommendations with regard to all phases of displacement.
Prepare a comprehensive legal framework and a strategy for internal displacement, covering all phases of displacement prevention, protection and assistance during displacement, sustainable solutions.
States and all parties to conflict have obligations under international humanitarian andinternational human rights law to protect internally displaced children in all phases of displacement.
It should be noted that the guiding principles will address all phases of displacement, including its prevention.
The Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement is an important document in that it sets out the rights andguarantees relevant to the protection of internally displaced persons in all phases of displacement.
Finally, while the various phases of displacement are increasingly considered as forming an integral whole at the conceptual level, it must be acknowledged that the majority of resources and attention have been allocated to emergency response.
The ICRC strategy focused on helping the most vulnerable, particularly in the emergency phase, butalso in other phases of displacement, when humanitarian needs were not met.
The 30 Guiding Principles cover all phases of displacement, including protection against arbitrary displacement, protection and assistance during displacement, and safe and dignified return or resettlement and reintegration.
In this connection, the Special Rapporteur wishes to recall the Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement, which set out the rights andguarantees relevant to the protection of internally displaced persons in all phases of displacement.
They apply to the different phases of displacement, providing protection against arbitrary displacement, access to protection and assistance during displacement and guarantees during return or alternative settlement and reintegration.
In this context the Special Rapporteur wishes to draw attention to the Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement, which set out the rights andguarantees relevant to the protection of internally displaced persons in all phases of displacement.
In so doing, the Representative examined issues of protection and assistance in all phases of displacement- protection from arbitrary displacement, protection and assistance during displacement, and during return or resettlement and reintegration.
In this regard, the Special Rapporteur wishes to recall that the Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement is an important document that sets out the rights andguarantees relevant to the protection of IDPs in all phases of displacement.
The adoption of a law anda strategy on internal displacement covering all phases of displacement would be an important first step and the recent formation of an inter-ministerial taskforce for this purpose is an encouraging development.
The Guiding Principles, the formulation and content of which have been detailed in previous reports, set out the rights andguarantees under international law relevant to the protection of internally displaced persons in all phases of displacement.
This framework, based on the rights andguarantees relevant to the protection of the internally displaced in all phases of displacement, sets out the general approach and procedures to which the Government, the United Nations and non-governmental organizations should adhere in cases of relocation.
While the legal compilation focused only on the legal guarantees of persons once internal displacement had occurred, the guiding principles will address,in an attempt to provide comprehensive coverage, all phases of displacement, including prevention, return and reintegration.
Addressing all phases of displacement- protection from displacement, protection and assistance during displacement, and guarantees for return, settlement, or reintegration in safety and dignity- the Guiding Principles set out the basic tenets of a human rights-based approach to protecting and assisting IDPs.
This historic document, to the development of which the Representative contributed, sets out obligations for States parties, the AU andhumanitarian agencies in relation to all phases of displacement and had already been signed by 17 States when this report was finalized.
Existing patterns of gender-based discrimination are often exacerbated, in all phases of displacement, and these risks and challenges may be further aggravated by the intersection of gender with other factors such as age, group affiliation(e.g., membership of minority groups), disability or civil and socioeconomic status.
The Guiding Principles, which are considered by the IASC as fundamental to a comprehensive response to the protection andassistance needs of internally displaced persons in all phases of displacement, are to provide an important frame of reference for the review process.
Access to andcontinuity of education throughout all phases of displacement and common minimum standards for education are promoted in partnership with the Inter-agency Network for Education in Emergencies, Chronic Crises and Reconstruction(INEE), which includes humanitarian and developmental agencies such as the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF), the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO), the World Bank, the International Rescue Committee, the Norwegian Refugee Council, the Christian Children's Fund, CARE and Save the Children.
Measures to address these vulnerabilities and meet the challenges related to climate change-induced displacement should be informed andsupported by a human rights-based approach which is applied at all phases of displacement and disaster response.
The mandate has also been instrumental in furthering advancements in this field, by articulating the human rights aspects of certain types or phases of displacement, such as through the Framework on Durable Solutions for Internally Displaced Persons, and the Operational Guidelines on the Protection of Persons in Situations of Natural Disasters revised.