Примеры использования Resource for development на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The preceding criticisms understate some of the positive aspects of remittances as a resource for development.
Those knowledges and technologies are becoming the most important resource for development and grant the country's sovereignty, speaking without exaggeration.
And we know that when we work to eradicate violence against women,we empower our greatest resource for development.
Many participants stressed the importance of remittances as a resource for development in Africa that could complement official development assistance ODA.
The goal of the project is to present the cultural landscape of the historic settlement of Krapivna as a resource for development in the 21st century.
Some of the literature is highly critical of remittances as a resource for development, observing that money sent back by foreign workers is spent largely on consumer items.
If we create conditions for a society for all ages, an elderly man becomes not a burden but a resource for development.
The goal of the project is to present the cultural landscape of the historic settlement of Krapivna as a resource for development in the 21 st century based on the examples of our own pilot projects and analysis of Russian and foreign experience.
This mission is predicated on the conviction that people-- their institutions,skills and capacities-- are the most critical resource for development.
Water was a human right, fundamental to life and to the realization of other rights;it constituted a key resource for development and should be guaranteed by States for the benefit of all citizens, not for the private sector.
Trafficking in children deprives them of an education and the opportunity to achieve their full potential,robbing poor countries of their most vital resource for development: their people.
Several activities geared at economic and social development are based on partnership among public and private stakeholders, including NGOs e.g. the World Bank projects in Côte d'Ivoire andSenegal;" Migration and return, a resource for development", an International Organization for Migration/ Italian cooperation project from 2005 to 2009, entailing research, training and technical assistance to development projects designed by highly skilled Moroccan migrants; and a training programme in Italy for Lithuanian social entrepreneurs, October 2009.
In connection with the first five-year review of the Millennium Declaration, the international community is encouraged to consider older persons as a resource for development and not simply as beneficiaries.
The Online Standards facilities will become an important core resource for development of capacity building modules.
Such communities have been referred to in development literature as the'global South' and, as they become more prosperous and acquire a new and modern skill base,are increasingly viewed by the international community as a resource for development.
Inclusive education is interpreted as 1 a social value, 2 an alternative to social exclusion 3 a resource for development, and 4 an educational innovation with risk potential.
Exploring the interface between volunteerism and new technologies,the 2011 State of the World's Volunteerism Report provided some pointers as to directions UNV could take to harness this largely untapped and vast resource for development and peace.
According to the World Action Programme of Action for Youth,young people are an important human resource for development, given that they are fundamental actors in social change.
He also highlighted that the development path of the twentieth century did not need to be followed in the current century, andthat the environment was a resource for development, not an asset to be exploited.
It is proposed to consider the business environment as a special institution of regional stability, a resource for development and an essential element of the reproductive process.
Those documents clearly state that countries have primary responsibility for their own development, reflecting the declining relative share of official development assistance as a resource for development, and the importance of effective domestic resource mobilization.
The World Programme of Action for Youth up to the Year 2000 and Beyond, which was adopted by the UN General Assembly in 1995,emphasizes that young people are the main human resource for development and the key factor in socioeconomic changes and technological innovation in any country.
Mobilizing resources for development and poverty eradication.
Mobilizing domestic resources for development.
Mobilizing domestic financial resources for development(sect. I);
Releasing resources for development.
Sufficient resources for development was not the only issue.
Another area is mobilizing financial resources for development and capacity-building.
Mobilizing international resources for development.
Mobilizing domestic financial resources for development.