Примеры использования Specific needs of vulnerable groups на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Address specific needs of vulnerable groups.
Implementation of quick-impact projects, taking into consideration the specific needs of vulnerable groups.
Special attention to specific needs of vulnerable groups of migrants.
The Committee calls upon the State party to adopt gender-specific policies andprogrammes that would cater to the specific needs of vulnerable groups of women.
The specific needs of vulnerable groups are recognized as priority areas.
Under accomplishment(b), delete the words"address the specific needs of vulnerable groups, including" and add the words"focus on.
The Committee calls upon the State party to adopt gender specific policies andprogrammes that would cater to the specific needs of vulnerable groups of women.
Others stressed the specific needs of vulnerable groups and victims of discrimination.
Cooperate with other countries to address transnational crime, especially human trafficking and people smuggling,taking into account the specific needs of vulnerable groups such as women and children.
Third, international conventions do not adequately address the specific needs of vulnerable groups, such as internally displaced persons, or women and children in complex emergencies.
Revision of the comprehensive protection of civilians strategy in coordination with the United Nations country team,taking into consideration new specific needs of vulnerable groups in particular.
Moreover, it is to address the specific needs of vulnerable groups within the internally displaced population, such as women heads-of-household, children, the elderly and the disabled.
UNOCI and the country team advised that they had also revised the system-wide strategy on protection of civilians to take into account the new realities on the ground and the specific needs of vulnerable groups, while optimizing the use of existing resources.
He noted the specific needs of vulnerable groups such as women, children, youth and migrants and the importance of eliminating violence against those groups as well as addressing the conditions giving rise to their vulnerabilities.
It includes citizen initiative and participation, the sharing of responsibility between the central State authorities and autonomous State or private bodies, incentives to creativity andresponses based very clearly on the specific needs of vulnerable groups.
In the ESCWA region, however, social policies have been geared towards assistance rather than development, andmost have failed to address the specific needs of vulnerable groups such as youth, migrants, persons with disabilities, informal workers and the poor.
Although many countries have adopted oramended their legislation to address the specific needs of vulnerable groups and ensure their inclusion, the implementation of these provisions has been frequently hampered by a weak institutional capacity for both programme delivery and outreach, as well as insufficient regulatory frameworks.
Increased capacity of member countries to develop and operationalize intersectoral social development plans,programmes and/or projects that address the specific needs of vulnerable groups, including youth, migrant workers, persons with disabilities and the rural and urban poor.
UNOCI and the United Nations country team continue to work with other partners to assist the national authorities to protect the civilian population through presence, deterrence and, where necessary,direct intervention within their respective mandates, taking into account the specific needs of vulnerable groups.
In implementing its human rights mandate, the United Nations should work hand in hand with civil society and local groups andpay adequate attention to the specific needs of vulnerable groups, especially women and children, who bore the brunt of the conflict. E. Post-conflict transitional priorities.
The fact that these efforts to implement technical assistance projects are being pursued in close collaboration with other agencies, including the Food and Agriculture Organization and the World Health Organization(WHO), is a source of great satisfaction,as is the attempt to address the specific needs of vulnerable groups in the area of human health and nutrition.
Increased attention will be focused in 2008-2009 on intersectoral social development programmes andprojects that address the specific needs of vulnerable groups, such as the youth, migrant workers, persons with disabilities and the rural and urban poor, to enable the region to benefit from their huge potential and move towards greater social equity.
Also recommends that the causes of poverty be addressed in the context of sectoral strategies such as those on environment, food security, population, migration, health, shelter, human resources development, fresh water, including clean water and sanitation, rural development and productive employment,and by addressing the specific needs of vulnerable groups, all of which should aim at the social and economic integration of people living in poverty;
To urge Governments and all stakeholders to protect families by strengthening social protection systems and provide them with adequate social protection throughout all stages of the life cycle, in both urban andrural areas to meet the specific needs of vulnerable groups and children, including indigenous people, minorities, migrant workers and their families, people with disabilities, people living with HIV/AIDS and people under occupation and in armed conflicts;
A major objective, therefore, is to find ways to fully involve the poor in the design of anti-poverty strategies and reach them with services that meet their requirements,including the specific needs of vulnerable groups such as single women, mothers, children, migrants, the disabled and the elderly.
Among them are: the imperative to fight denial and promote political commitment to challenging AIDS, the empowerment of women,recognition of the specific needs of vulnerable groups, and the participation of those affected as well as community groups in confronting the epidemic.
To revise the comprehensive strategy for the protection of civilians and coordinate it with the United Nations protection of civilians strategy in liaison with the United Nations country team,to take into account the new realities on the ground and the specific needs of vulnerable groups, and to include measures to prevent genderbased violence pursuant to resolutions 1960(2010) and 1882(2009);
Switzerland fully agrees with the Secretary-General's intention to promote a culture of protection that comprises promoting and respecting international humanitarian law,taking into consideration the specific needs of vulnerable groups, ensuring the security of humanitarian personnel and prohibiting the illicit exploitation of natural resources, among other measures.
The Special Rapporteur stresses the fact that States are required to ensure that health-care workers are trained to recognize and respond to the specific needs of vulnerable or marginalized groups, including people living with tuberculosis.
Pay particular attention to the specific situation and needs of vulnerable groups within Indigenous communities in particular women, children, youth and persons with disabilities;