Примеры использования Policy and plan of action на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The HIV Policy and Plan of Action were endorsed by Cabinet in 2011.
This unit continues to experience capacity challenges,which have been responded to in the National Gender Policy and Plan of Action.
A Women In Development(WID) Policy and Plan of Action was developed and adopted in 1993.
During the last two years, it has coordinated an Inter-Ministerial Commission that has, among other things,designed a Policy and Plan of Action for Families.
To develop such a policy and plan of action with regard to landmines, an innovative process of coordination has been initiated.
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To facilitate the implementation of the Domestic Violence Act, an accompanying National Policy and Plan of Action has been developed to cover the ten-year period from 2009 to 2019.
It had also formulated a policy and plan of action for better integration of persons with disabilities into society, based on the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
The Caribbean Community had initiated a series of youth consultations, with the emphasis on participation by young people,in order to develop a regional youth policy and plan of action.
The MOH is in the process of reviewing its HIV/AIDS Policy and Plan of Action in order to develop a National Response to HIV/AIDS.
The Policy and Plan of Action is closely aligned to the SADC Protocol on Genderand Development and has been developed in partnership with key ministries and stakeholders.
Accordingly, CIIDDHH set out during its first two years to devise a policy and plan of action for a society free from racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia.
The draft national policy and plan of action had been submitted to the Cabinet of Dominica for review, approval and identification of the necessary resources for its implementation.
A national food security secretariat should be set up under the Ministry of Agriculture to determine a policy and plan of action to ensure the right to food for all Sierra Leoneans by the year 2007;
The draft National Gender Policy and Plan of Action is aligned to the SADC Protocol on Genderand Development which has a target towards the achievement of 50% women in decision-making positions by 2015.
The Committee also welcomes the information provided by the delegation about the National Human Rights Policy and Plan of Action currently under development aimed at integrating human rights in the national planning process.
A new gender policy and plan of action will be developed, which will focus on the integration of gender considerations into human resources, programme and project planning, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation processes.
The Committee recommends that the State party take the necessary steps, including financial and structural, to effectively implement the PINA Law and recent laws approved in accordance with the Policy and Plan of Action on Children and Adolescents.
A new gender policy and plan of action developed in the biennium 2014- 2015 will focus on the integration of gender considerations in human resources, programmeand project planning, implementation and monitoring and evaluation processes.
The State had instituted a number of measures, including the establishment of a national committee composed of representatives of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, the Interior, Health and Justice,which had drafted a policy and plan of action for the protection of foreign workers.
Adopt a comprehensive mental health policy and plan of action based on the right to health, and to ensure the activeand informed participation of all relevant stakeholders, including people living with mental illness, in the decision-making process;
At the national level, the formation of a National Committee for the implementation of international humanitarian law,in line with ICRC guidance and the ECOWAS Humanitarian Policy and Plan of Action, clearly demonstrated the President's commitment to honouring the State's international obligations.
The Government was in the process of developing a national human rights policy and plan of action for the promotion and protection of human rights, in an effort to incorporate into domestic law the provisions of the various human rights instruments to which it was a party.
The establishment of those institutions had been accompanied by policy measures relating to good governance, gender issues and the action to combat poverty,as well as a policy and plan of action for the promotion and protection of human rights, including human rights education.
The Committee recommends that the State party, in doing so,ensure that such comprehensive policy and plan of action are rights-basedand are an integral component of national development planning, taking full account of the different regional contexts, particularly in the territories of Greenland and the Faroe Islands.
This National Policy and Plan of Action have also incorporated the provisions stipulated in the United Nations Standard Rules on the Equalization of Opportunities for the Persons with Disabilities, 1994, The World Programmes of Action Concerning Disabled Persons, 1982, The Asia and Pacific Decade of Disabled Persons, 1993-2002 and The Biwako Declaration, 2000.
Other institutions such as the Social Fund for Local Development(FISDL),implements the Gender Equity Policy and Plan of Action, such that all FISDL actions mainstream the gender perspective and work to close the gaps that have historically existed between women and men.
Her Government had adopted a number of additional measures: in cooperation with UNICEF, a National Commission for Child Welfare and Development had been established; corporal punishment had been banned in schools; a separate juvenile-justice system had been established;a National Child Policy and Plan of Action was being drafted; a Prevention and Control of Human Trafficking Ordinance had been adopted in 2002, and efforts were being made to repatriate and rehabilitate children smuggled abroad for commercial exploitation.
The Government will require support in restoring the rule of law, particularly in the development of a national human rights policy and plan of action; the establishment of appropriate human rights and transitional justice mechanisms; the strengthening of the legal, judicial and corrections system; the development of justice mechanisms to deal with violence against women and children; and operationalizing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Despite legislation prohibiting slavery and all forms of forced labour, including bonded labour, and the 2001 National Policy and Plan of Action, bonded and forced labour continue to occur in many industriesand the informal sector, affecting the poorest and most vulnerable children;
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