Примеры использования Small indigenous minorities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Small indigenous minorities included the Oroch and the Ents.
The National Heritage" on the way of life, traditions andceremonies of the Yukagirs and the Evens, two small indigenous minorities of the North.
Small indigenous minorities of the North: lessons of self-organization and social partnership.
Measures to combat alcoholism and drug addiction among small indigenous minorities, including the establishment of rehabilitation centres.
Small indigenous minorities are clustered in communities in more than 30 constituent entities of the Russian Federation.
Quotas have been established for the members of certain small indigenous minorities living in the Far North to attend colleges of culture and art.
The small indigenous minorities of the North are given priority entry to the State Polar Academy in St. Petersburg.
The Ministry of Regional Development has initiated consideration of the idea of a regulatory basis for the establishment of TTNUs of federally significant small indigenous minorities.
Members of small indigenous minorities are admitted under preferential conditions for training in such programmes.
There are currently 664 general schools in the North, Siberia andthe Far East which offer teaching in 23 languages of the North's small indigenous minorities to more than 100,000 children.
The education of children from the small indigenous minorities is a recognized element of the Russian education system.
In 2002, the Russian Ministry of Education concluded contracts amounting to 13,700,000 Russian roubles for the publication of textbooks for the small indigenous minorities of the North, Siberia and the Far East.
Small indigenous minorities of the North: lessons in self-organization and social partnership", Akcenova, O. V., Ph.D.(Sociol.), 2004, 115 pages, www. csipn. ru.
Locations of potential conflicts between industrial companies and small indigenous minorities of the North, Siberia and the Russian Far East", Krasnopeev, S. M., Ph.D.(Med.), www. csipn. ru.
Of the 65 small indigenous minorities, 40 peoples lived in the northern territories and were among the country's most problematic groups, in need of extensive government support.
Development of a comprehensive programme for the continual upbringing andeducation of children from the small indigenous minorities of the peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East(2005-2007);
The northern regions' annual projected quotas for training qualified workers andspecialists in elementary vocational training institutions provide for an intake of members of the small indigenous minorities.
Please provide information on the steps taken by the State party to ensure that"small indigenous minorities" of the North are part of the decision-making process on matters of their concern.
The Russian Ministry of Education is currently conducting considerable work on expanding access for young people,particularly from the small indigenous minorities, to vocational training.
The main objective of the personnel policy with regard to the small indigenous minorities of the North is increasingly to train and shape a generation of leaders, specialists and workers capable of adapting to new living conditions.
It has become a practice to send comprehensive medical brigades from the country's central medical institutions to the remotest northern territories in order to examine children, andparticular attention is given to the children of the small indigenous minorities of the North.
Development of instructional school-adaptation programmes for children from the small indigenous minorities of the North, Siberia and the Far East of the Russian Federation who have not attended children's pre-school educational institutions(2004-2006);
Please provide additional disaggregated data on measures, legislative or otherwise, taken to address the problem of high rates of unemployment in the State party,in such groups as"small indigenous minorities" of the North, and people of pre-pensionable age.
The Committee notes that the Law of 2001 on Territories of Traditional Natural Resource Use(Small Indigenous Minorities of the North, Siberia and the Russian Far East), which provides for the demarcation of indigenous territories and protection of indigenous land rights, has still not been implemented.
The northern territories' annual projectedquotas for training of qualified workers and specialists in elementary vocational training institutions provide for an intake of members of the small indigenous minorities at such institutions.
The Ministry of Regional Development is analysing past experience of cooperation between industrial concerns and small indigenous minorities and strengthening compensatory and other measures at the federal level in the form of appropriate regulations and legislation.
In accordance with Khabarovsk Territory Act No. 233 of 29 December 2004 oncategories of citizens entitled to free medicine paid for from the Khabarovsk Territory budget, 12,923 persons who are members of small indigenous minorities are entitled to such benefits.
In the 664 general educational schools situated in areas with a high concentration of the small indigenous minorities of the North, Siberia and the Far East, more than 76,000 children are being taught(this also includes children of other ethnic groups in addition to those from the small indigenous minorities in question) and 23 native languages are being studied, including.
The programme provides for the allocation, during period from 2002 to 2011, of 794.79 million roubles(in terms of 2001 prices) from various financing sources, including the federal budget in order to finance the development of traditional industries and the all-around processing of their products, andto protect the natural environment and the resource potential of the areas where the small indigenous minorities of the North live.
Pursuant to Federal Act No. 82 of 30 April 1999 on Guarantees for the Rights of the Small Indigenous minorities of the Russian Federation, small indigenous minorities are defined as peoples living on their ancestors' traditional territories, preserving a traditional lifestyle and livelihood, who number fewer than 50,000 in the Russian Federation and who consider themselves autonomous ethnic communities.