Примеры использования Social vulnerabilities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The first component relates to identifying risks and social vulnerabilities.
Economic, environmental and social vulnerabilities have further worsened in the past 10 years.
This is particularly true of programmes that aim to address the economic and social vulnerabilities of women and children 90.
According to this line of thinking, social vulnerabilities are viewed mainly as the outcome of a rights deficit.
From our own experience as a small island developing State facing economic,environmental and social vulnerabilities, we know the extent of that paradox.
Further, social vulnerabilities and inequities both within and among countries are on the rise, exacerbated by rapid changes in family support structures, ageing populations, urbanization and migration.
Implementation of the"Prevention Women's Social Vulnerabilities Program", through holding 224 workshops in 2010;
While globalization had brought some women greater economic opportunities and autonomy,others had been exposed to increased economic and social vulnerabilities.
Many participants acknowledged a growing concern for the social vulnerabilities that confront small island developing States.
The notion of Fragile State reflects upon the fragile state of the world order, or in a more abstract sense it refers to ideological,cultural and social vulnerabilities.
The strategy put forward by SICA focuses on reducing environmental,economic and social vulnerabilities and on deepening the Central American integration process.
The vast majority of SIDS therefore continue their high level of dependence on imports and in the process continueto increase their economic, environmental and social vulnerabilities.
Poverty, which affects on average 41 per cent of the population, and social vulnerabilities are intimately related to the significant international migratory flows that affect the region.
That tool, which was used to assess the social and economic consequences of climate change,further validated the economic and social vulnerabilities faced by small island developing States.
Poverty still affects on average 35 per cent of the population, and social vulnerabilities represent causes of the significant internal and international migratory flows affecting the region's growth.
Economic development has to do with the level and diversity of economic and financial resources, the equity of their distribution andmeasures to mitigate social vulnerabilities and reduce risk to shocks.
The dialogue focused on the key environmental,economic and social vulnerabilities of the small island developing States and discussed the capacity-building efforts needed to address those vulnerabilities. .
Noting that the global environment continues to suffer degradation,adding to economic and social vulnerabilities, in particular in developing countries.
Many initiatives and actors in theRussian Federation aim to develop and bring a more caring andintegrated support to families, children and adolescents vulnerable to the epidemic because of their personal and social vulnerabilities.
Long-term conditions for ensuring peace andsecurity require policy measures to address the political and social vulnerabilities on which conflict and corruptive practices thrive in Africa.
The very high level of vulnerability of small island developing States would be even more evident in the context of a comprehensive approach that takes into account economic,environmental and social vulnerabilities.
The second report indicates that climate extremes, ora series of non-extreme climate events, in combination with social vulnerabilities and exposure to risks can produce climaterelated disasters.
Certainly, the inclusion of all population groups, including older persons,within the context of globalization is one of the keys to realizing the Millennium Development Goals and reducing social vulnerabilities.
Thus, the recent food, energy andfinancial crises have increased social vulnerabilities in the region and highlighted the key role of social integration in advancing sustainable and inclusive development.
Despite a major policy effort in many countries to counteract the downturn and prompt fast and strong recovery, job creation is lagging andnew and old social vulnerabilities have increased.
There have also been calls for refining the Committee's economic vulnerability criterion in order to capture the full range of economic,environmental and social vulnerabilities of small island developing States and take into account expected changes in the nature of future shocks due to climate change and other factors.
An integrated development plan, undertaken with the participation of a diversity of stakeholders and sectors, will shortly be completed and will provide us with a framework within which we can address physical,economic and social vulnerabilities in an integrated manner.
According to a recent studyby the World Bank, some types of social protection investment addressing the economic and social vulnerabilities of those in greatest need are effectively reaching households with orphans and vulnerable children and high rates of dependence.
In addition, the Division for Social Policy and Development is organizing the International Forum for Social Development: International Migrants and Development, to be held in October 2003, andits Report on the World Social Situation, 2003 will contain a chapter on the social vulnerabilities of migrants.
In my region of Latin America and the Caribbean,our Governments are taking bold steps to overcome some of our inherent economic and social vulnerabilities by forging economic partnerships designed to help lift our people out of poverty.