Примеры использования Study recommendations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These networks will continue to be closely involved in the implementation of the study recommendations.
Mainstreaming the Study recommendations in the national agenda and.
Progress in implementing the study recommendations.
Mainstreaming the study recommendations in the national policy agenda.
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In some cases the judiciary has interpreted existing legislation reflecting the study recommendations.
The implementation of the study recommendations is at a very early stage.
The study recommendations offer the most comprehensive framework for the protection of children from all forms of violence.
OHCHR plays a decisive role in strengthening the human rights foundation of the process of implementation of the study recommendations.
Mainstreaming the study recommendations in the national policy agenda.
First, the hosting of high-level regional consultations to review progress in the implementation of the study recommendations.
The study recommendations must be clear and complemented by objective and feasible suggestions for implementation.
The Santo Domingo Declaration adopted by the meeting reaffirms the commitment to pursue implementation of the Study recommendations.
Measures taken by member States to incorporate study recommendations for regional and interregional intermodal transport corridors.
The report was a valuable contribution to the global survey conducted to monitor progress in the implementation of the Study recommendations.
Measures taken by member States to incorporate study recommendations for regional and interregional intermodal transport corridors.
Efforts had also been made to earmark increasing resources in the State budget for implementing the study recommendations at the national level.
Mainstreaming the Study recommendations in the national agenda and strengthening partnerships with regional organizations and institutions in support of this process.
Strategic collaboration with Governments has been crucial to advancing progress in the implementation of the study recommendations across regions.
The effective follow-up to the Study recommendations is largely dependent on the extent to which they are mainstreamed into the national policy and development framework, and become a central topic of concern in the public debate.
As noted above, the Special Representative launched a global survey to map andassess progress in the implementation of the Study recommendations.
The implementation of the Study recommendations over the last three years has also helped a better understanding of the multidimensional nature of violence and the importance of maintaining a holistic view of the child in all initiatives for violence prevention and elimination.
OHCHR and other partners continue to promote subregional gatherings on the implementation of the concluding observations of the Committee, including the study recommendations.
OHCHR will work to mainstream the study recommendations into the work of the United Nations human rights treaty bodies and special procedures and to encourage these mechanisms to monitor and report on the situation of violence against children, including emerging trends.
The meeting discussed the next steps to be undertaken by UNEP under eight jointly agreed priority desk study recommendations.
In its capacity as leader of the regional steering committee to promote the study recommendations, her Government, through the National Council for Childhood and Motherhood, had played an active role nationally, regionally and internationally in promoting strategies to prevent violence against children before it occurred.
Collaboration with regional partners is the cornerstone of the Special Representative's strategy to consolidate implementation of the United Nations study recommendations within and across countries.
The special representative should submit annual reports to the United Nations General Assembly on progress made in implementing the study recommendations and, as appropriate, report to the Human Rights Council, the Executive Board of UNICEF, the International Labour Conference, the World Health Assembly and other relevant forums.
Regional representatives reported on new strategies, legislative reforms,information campaigns and in-depth studies to advance implementation of the study recommendations.
The implementation of the Study recommendations, although still at an early stage in 2007, has already catalysed action in all regions, in particular through participatory process of regional consultations. The 12 main recommendations made by the Study maintain their decisive relevance and should be further pursued as a matter of urgency.