Примеры использования Strategy for roma integration на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Finland commended the adoption of the Strategy for Roma Integration.
In 2012, the Strategy for Roma Integration up to 2020 was approved to address the challenges of social inclusion of Roma communities.
The United States of America welcomed the adoption of the Strategy for Roma Integration.
It acknowledged the adoption of the Strategy for Roma Integration, but remained concerned about the exclusion of and violence against the Roma. .
It was, however, concerned about the pace of implementation of the Strategy for Roma Integration.
Bulgaria welcomed the information on the Strategy for Roma Integration and the continued activities of the Government Plenipotentiary for Roma Communities.
Tunisia noted the ratification of international instruments,the reform of the justice system, and the strategy for Roma integration.
Indonesia commended the implementation of the Strategy for Roma Integration, the amendment of the Anti-discrimination Act and the establishment of an emergency transit centre for refugees.
Algeria welcomed the ratification of CRPD, the establishment of the Plenipotentiary for National Minorities and the adoption of the Strategy for Roma Integration.
Strengthen its obligations under the Strategy for Roma Integration with a view to effectively combating racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and other interrelated forms of intolerance(Cuba);
Mexico commended the Revised National Action Plan for the Decade of Roma Inclusion and the adoption of the Strategy for Roma Integration and urged steps to ensure their effective implementation.
The Strategy for Roma Integration up to 2020 and the Decade of Roma Inclusion 2005-2015 are reference documents with respect to the involvement of Roma in civil society.
In particular, it noted the Revised National Action Plan of theDecade of Roma Inclusion, the adoption of the Strategy for Roma Integration and the Plenipotentiary for National Minorities.
The Federal Government had established a national strategy for Roma integration in 2012 to ensure that the Roma and Traveller communities had equal access to education and appropriate health-care services.
It commended the establishment of the Plenipotentiary for National Minorities and its work on behalf of the Roma community,the amendment of the Anti-discrimination Act and the Strategy for Roma Integration.
It commended the Strategy for Roma Integration, the concept of combating extremism and the establishment of the Committee for the Prevention and Elimination of Racism, Xenophobia, Anti-Semitism and Other Forms of Intolerance.
Guatemala welcomed the appointment of a Plenipotentiary for National Minorities, andthe adoption of the concept for combating extremism, the Strategy for Roma Integration and the Decade for Roma Inclusion.
Chile commended the Strategy for Roma Integration and the revision of the National Action Plan of the Decade of Roma Inclusion suggested by CERD, the ratification of CRPD and OP-CRPD and the steps taken to ratify OP-CAT.
Education is an integral part of two strategic documentscurrently implemented by Slovakia, i.e. Strategy for Roma Integration by 2020 and Revised National Action Plan of the Decade of Roma Inclusion 2005-2015 for years 2011-2015.
In January 2012, the Strategy for Roma Integration up to 2020 was approved as a comprehensive policy document that addresses challenges of social inclusion of Roma communities also at the EU level.
Tunisia noted the broadening of the mandate of the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs to include human rights, the establishment of the Plenipotentiary for National Minorities,the adoption of the Strategy for Roma Integration and the signing and ratification of human rights instruments, including CRPD and its optional protocol.
Assess the implementation of the Strategy for Roma Integration up to 2020 annually and keep Roma NGOs, including women's and children's organizations, actively involved in the implementation and assessment of the strategy(Finland);
In its pursuit to preserve the identity of the Roma, to reduce their social exclusion,secure their integration into Lithuanian society and increase public trust in the Roma, the Government, in its resolution No. 309 of 26 March 2008, adopted and implemented the Strategy for Roma Integration into the Lithuanian Society for 2008- 2010.
Ensure that its National Strategy for Roma Integration is implemented in full to enable the Roma community to better integrate into society, giving them greater access to public amenities, healthcare and public housing(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland);
Step up its efforts towards advancing the specific courses of action taken in its struggle against discrimination such as programmes to fight poverty andsocial exclusion, the Strategy for Roma Integration up to 2020 and the endorsement of the Committee for the Rights of LGBTI persons, and launch campaigns to promote tolerance and respect for diversity aimed at all segments of society(Brazil);
In 2012, the Government approved the Strategy for Roma Integration up to 2020 which recognized the Reviewed National Action Plan for the Decade of Roma Inclusion 2005-2015, updated for 2011- 2015 as the Strategy's Action Plan for four priority areas.
Fully implement its National Roma Integration Strategy to combat socioeconomic marginalization and discrimination and continue to condemn all acts of violence against Roma persons(United States);continue to implement the Strategy for Roma Integration up to 2020(Angola); reinforce the provisions of the Strategy for the Integration of Roma(Chile); take all necessary measures to implement the National Roma Integration Strategy. .
The Strategy for Roma Integration up to 2020 defines the necessary impetus and conditions for strengthening capacities of Roma NGOs by improving and supporting internal functioning of Roma NGOs, strengthening their administrative capacities, financial planning and sustainability.
The Strategy for Roma Integration up to 2020, which was adopted in 2012, represented the primary comprehensive policy paper for the social integration of the Roma and provided a basis for adopting the policies in four main areas of integration: health, employment, housing and education.
The OHCHR Regional Office for Europe submitted recommendations to the European Commission on the national strategies for Roma integration, which the Commission welcomed before the meeting of the Platform for Roma Inclusion, held on 17 and 18 November. On 6 and 7 June 2011, the Office, in cooperation with the City of Ostrava, organized a two-day workshop on a human rights-based approach to policy and budgeting for the advancement of the right to housing for disadvantaged and marginalized groups, including Roma. .