Примеры использования Social protection schemes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Most SSEOs involved in social protection schemes.
Devise social protection schemes, wherever possible, to meet the basic needs of the poor.
Moving forward, particular emphasis is needed to increase HIV-sensitive social protection schemes.
Large-scale social protection schemes and cash transfer programmes;
In Northern countries,SSEOs are already major players in providing social protection schemes e.g. health insurance.
Furthermore, in the long term, social protection schemes boosted aggregate demand and generated tax revenues.
In particular, they need to strengthen health systems and to integrate affected populations into social protection schemes.
Admittedly, establishing social protection schemes is not a simple task.
Furthermore, women's informal work is not visible in national labour force statistics and is not included in social protection schemes.
The Commission noted the need to formulate social protection schemes that were responsive to the changing needs of citizens.
Number of countries that improved coverage of women, youth andvulnerable groups in employment support initiatives or social protection schemes.
For example a good number of private social protection schemes are operated by some insurance companies and large companies.
Unemployment and underemployment need to be addressed by creating more decent work opportunities and expanding social protection schemes.
Hence, social protection schemes are a vital investment for stimulating equitable economic growth.
Nevertheless, depending on the national context, targeted social protection schemes can be effective in the fight against poverty and inequality.
The situation of workers in informal employment is gradually being improved through their inclusion in social protection schemes and health schemes. .
It also noted that social protection schemes were affordable and represented a sustainable investment in long-term development.
The economic crisis andits impact on household incomes have increased demand for social protection schemes in developing and developed countries alike.
Social protection schemes are not merely desirable, but are a sine qua non for inclusive development by addressing inequality and social exclusion.
In certain areas, the private sector andmarkets can play an important role in improving social protection schemes, for example, in respect of the provision of pensions.
Financing social protection schemes, in particular, will be an investment in human capital that will be essential to the long-term recovery of those countries.
Many middle-income developing countries and countries with economies in transition are seeking to expand,create or reform social protection schemes for the unemployed.
There is, therefore, a need to review social protection schemes in order to extract lessons and knowledge to tackle these new challenges.
Donors and international financial institutions should assist countries in creating cost-effective and equitable social protection schemes and non-discriminatory legislation.
Social protection schemes reduce gender and income inequalities and social exclusion, all of which increase the risk of contracting HIV.
One way of increasing the accountability of national Governments andlocal bodies is to ensure the right to information on the funds spent in social protection schemes.
Countries that had social protection schemes in place before the crisis were able to respond in a more timely and effective manner compared to those that did not.
Different countries have built national MPIs in keeping withtheir national development agendas, in order to target specific groups of the population and monitor social protection schemes.
Social protection schemes may involve a range of different institutions: central or local governments, civil society(e.g. trade unions, NGOs) or the private sector.
Better data would facilitate the assessment of labour market needs, social protection schemes, contributions of diaspora communities and the effects of migration and development initiatives.