Примеры использования Social and institutional development на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Reiterating its commitment for the international community to assist and support the economic, social and institutional development of Haiti.
To meet this ambitious agenda,in addition to national efforts in economic, social and institutional development, Central American Governments have continued to emphasize the strategic importance of greater regional cooperation and integration.
In 1994 the Governments of Central America organized several regional conferences which broadened the scope of national economic, social and institutional development efforts.
Recalls the commitment of the international community to assist and support the economic, social and institutional development of Haiti and recognizes its importance for sustaining a secureand stable environment;
The termination of Israeli control over the Gaza Strip had enabled the Palestinian Authority to assume responsibility for its citizens' well-being through economic, social and institutional development.
Welcoming the commitment of the international community to assist and support the economic, social and institutional development of Haiti, and recognizing the importance of such assistance in sustaining a secureand stable environment.
It continued to mobilize international assistance to the Palestinians,while bringing to light the economic costs of the Israeli occupation which constrain Palestinian economic, social and institutional development.
Reiterates the commitment of the international community and international financial institutions to assist and support the economic, social and institutional development of Haiti and stresses its importance for sustaining a secureand stable environment in Haiti;
An encouraging note in that connection was the Haiti 2012 initiative, sponsored by the United Nations Development Programme,which sought to promote national economic, social and institutional development.
Security can therefore be enhanced through economic, social and institutional development, in addition to military means, based upon a comparative assessment of development needs and the diversity of threats-- whether they are internal or external, military or non-military-- faced by a country and its population.
According to recent United Nations, World Bank and International Monetary Fund(IMF) reports,Israeli occupation was the only obstacle to Palestine's economic, social and institutional development.
Recognizing that good governance is the manner of governing that aims to achieve sustainable economic, social and institutional development, while promoting a healthy balance between the State, civil society and the market economy, and that there is no way of exercising it other than by serving the interests of the people.
The text recognizes that the reintegration of former combatants and demobilized members of the armed forces is a complex task the sustainability of which is linked to the broader context of economic, social and institutional development.
It was obvious that there could be no economic progress without social and institutional development, which involved human resources development, poverty alleviation and the strengthening of institutions in order to promote good governance, democracy, rule of law and respect for human rights.
The international community has recognized that sustaining a secure and stable environment is essential to promote the economic, social and institutional development necessary for a lasting restoration of democracy in Haiti.
To design and implement the ambitious programme for economic, social and institutional development established at the fourteenth summit meeting of Central American Presidents held in Guatemala in October 1993, the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the region convened an international technical meeting in New York on 16 November 1993.
The complex issue of the problem of property has given rise to passionate public debates and continues to constitute a particular difficulty that requires urgent solution,since it affects very sensitive areas of economic, social and institutional development in Nicaragua.
Finally, in accordance with resolution 940(1994) in which the Security Council reiterated the commitment of the international community to assist and support the economic, social and institutional development of Haiti, a team from the Department of Humanitarian Affairs visited Haiti from 25 September 1994 in order to establish a comprehensive list of critical emergency needs.
It is to be hoped, however, that the political parties, which have agreed to support the Preparatory Commission's recommendations, and the country's most influential sectors will recognize that a decision on ending the fiscal stalemate cannot be delayed any longer without serious consequences for social and institutional development and, therefore, for governability.
Reiterating its call upon the international community to continue to assist and support the economic, social and institutional development of Haiti over the long term,and welcoming the intention of the Organization of American States(OAS), the Caribbean Community(CARICOM), and of the international donor community, as well as international financial institutions, to participate in those efforts.
Recognizing the link between peace and development and that a sustained commitment by the international community to assist and support the economic, social and institutional development of Haiti is indispensable for long-term peace and stability in the country.
Ambitious, one-size-fits-all macroeconomic stabilization and reform programmes, implemented by African Governments under the pressure of the international financial institutions, turned out to be ill-designed to address country-specific structural constraints and growth potentials, and failed to put African countries on paths conducive to social and institutional development.
Recognizing the link between peace and development and that a sustained commitment by the international community to assist and support the economic, social, and institutional development of the Central African Republic is indispensable for long-term peaceand stability in the country, and in that regard welcoming the cooperation between the Government of the Central African Republic and the international financial institutions in developing an economic reform programme.
Recognizing the link between peace and development and stressing that a sustained commitment by the international community and the international financial institutions to assist and support the economic, social and institutional development in Haiti is indispensable for long-term peace and stability in the country.
The Egyptian Fund for Technical Cooperation with Africa had been at the forefront of the efforts towards strengthening South-South cooperation in the area of technical assistance and capacity-building, provision of humanitarian assistance, training, and increasing the availability of managerial, technical, administrative and research capabilities required by African countries in their economic, social and institutional development processes.
Affirming the link between peace and development, noting that significant international assistance is indispensable for sustainable development in Haiti, and stressing that a sustained commitment by the international community and the international financial institutions to assist and support the economic, social and institutional development in Haiti is indispensable for long-term peace and security in the country.
The Council recognizes that economic rehabilitation and reconstruction constitute the major tasks facing the Haitian Government and people and stresses that a sustained commitment by the international community and the international financial institutions, as well as the relevant United Nations bodies, to assist and support economic, social and institutional development in Haiti is indispensable for long-term sustainable development in the country.
Contribute to the social, economic, and institutional development of communities in which we operate.
Using data from 58 countries the author compares two distinct patterns of modernisation,depending on the level of social tolerance and institutional development.
The project is directly executed by the national planning office,which formulates national policies for economic, social, territorial and institutional development.