Примеры использования Structural causes of conflict на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It addresses the structural causes of conflict and thus builds a solid foundation for lasting peace.
In the view of the Group, security sector reform is imperative as away to consolidate peace, as it would address one of the key structural causes of conflict in the country.
For that reason, the country needed to equip with the tools to address the structural causes of conflict, which in his view, were rooted in the socio-economic conditions of the country.
The Group is of the view that more attention needs to be paid to the issue of security sector reform,as it would address one of the key structural causes of conflict in Guinea-Bissau.
In order to do so, there is a need, as a complement to existing controls, to address the structural causes of conflicts, to institute conflict-prevention machinery and to organize more efficient early-warning machinery. Background to the study.
We must confront this and other challenges by adopting a holistic view of our responsibility for maintaining andrestoring peace in the world today, while tackling the structural causes of conflicts.
Efforts to end violations and abuses against children during conflict must stem from a thorough understanding of the structural causes of conflict and the circumstances that give rise to these violations and abuses.
Stresses the importance of addressing the structural causes of conflict and, in this connection, urges continued support and funding for the implementation of the country's poverty reduction strategy, its security sector reform plan and its anti-narcotics operational plan;
It is important that, while doing so,the international community recognize that this new crisis is a symptom of the failure to address the structural causes of conflict, which are rooted in large part in the widespread poverty in the country.
Fourth, UNDP worked with other United Nations partners to make the Inter-department Framework for Coordination a more effective mechanism for supporting UNCTs in developing strategies for early conflict prevention,with a special focus on addressing the structural causes of conflict.
Measures aimed at preventing the recurrence of violent conflicts would include investments in human development and addressing the structural causes of conflict e.g., horizontal inequality, weak employment, stagnation of income.
Because of their inherent orientation towards the deep-seated structural causes of conflicts and violence and to the fundamental reforms and more permanent solutions to these conflicts, preventive diplomacy and peace-building interventions would tend to involve the United Nations far more deeply than before in the internal affairs of States.
Now, more than ever, the Government of Burundi must demonstrate visionary leadership by continuing to promote the spirit of dialogue and consensus enshrined in the Arusha accords,which has helped Burundians to address the structural causes of conflict in their country.
As explained in my previous reports,the political situation in Nepal had become increasingly complicated, many of the structural causes of conflict manifesting themselves as urgent demands by various communities and groups in the intense political climate that had emerged since the People's Movement of April 2006.
Coordination mechanisms should be streamlined and reduced in overall number, favouring coordination around substantive, clear-cut,general strategic frameworks for addressing the structural causes of conflict rather than the management of funds.
It is also acknowledged that peace-building requires a comprehensive, integrated approach,in that it must give priority to addressing the underlying structural causes of conflict, namely, insufficient or, in some cases, non-existent economic, social and political development.
The President noted that within the context of the mandate to promote an integrated approach to relief, reconstruction and development and to encourage the mobilization of resources, the Advisory Groups on Guinea-Bissau andBurundi had called for more attention to be paid to security sector reform as a way of addressing one of the key structural causes of conflict in many fragile countries.
The Ad Hoc Advisory Group strongly believes that the military uprising in October 2004 is clear evidence of the persistent fragility of democratic institutions andthe failure to address the structural causes of conflict, which it believes are rooted in large in the country's socio-economic conditions.
It was also stated that a reference to the systemic dimension of the right to peace, as well as to the importance of a multilateral approach, should be included in the preamble, in order toreflect the need for dealing with the structural causes of conflict and developing a culture of consolidation of peace.
While the cessation of hostilities, restoration of public security and meeting basic needs are urgent and legitimate expectations of people who have been traumatized by armed conflict, sustainable peace requires a long-term approach that addresses the structural causes of conflict, and promotes sustainable development, rule of law and governance, and respect for human rights, making the recurrence of violent conflict less likely.
Coordination mechanisms should be streamlined and reduced in overall number, favouring coordination around substantive,clear-cut, general strategic frameworks for addressing the structural causes of conflict rather than the management of funds.
In its last four reports, the Group urged that international support be provided for a comprehensive restructuring package for the armed forces on the basis that it would address one of the key structural causes of conflict in Guinea-Bissau and is crucial to the prevention of a relapse.
It implies that public passivity, lack of cooperation mechanisms, education and capacity are at the root of Inefficient Governance, hence, decline of trust, land productivity, loss of natural resources,ecosystem degradation, are the structural causes of conflict and terrorism, poverty and ecological crises.
While the États généraux initiative is aimed at ensuring the commitment to dialogue and reconciliation at the highest political level,the INEP/Interpeace initiative seeks to create space for public debate and intervention in peacebuilding, as well as to ensure that a wide cross-section of the population engages in identifying the structural causes of conflict and in suggesting ways of addressing them and promoting reconciliation and sustainable peace.
In the economic sphere, the implementation of the emergency and national reconstruction programme has given way to the creation of medium- andlong-term programmes aimed at promoting wide democratic participation and eradicating the structural causes of the conflict, mainly social inequalities and extreme poverty.
Operational prevention refers to immediate measures taken in the context of imminent oractual crisis, and structural prevention comprises longer-term measures to remove the causes of conflict.
The Government believes that the FDRE Constitution provides a holistic andsystematic solution in addressing the structural root causes of conflicts.
In preventing and mediating conflict, the Organization has acknowledged the importance of providing support to States and peoples to address the deep-rooted socio-economic, cultural, environmental,institutional and other structural causes that underlie the immediate symptoms of conflict see A/55/985-S/2001/574 and Corr.1.
Human security addresses the structural causes of instability and conflict, such as poverty, inequality and lack of economic opportunity.
This section illustrates that weak state regulatory and enforcing capacities as well as social, political andeconomic forms of inequality are commonly associated with the structural causes of armed violence and conflict.