Примеры использования To livelihood на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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How does gender inequality(in access to livelihood streams) manifest itself?
Such limitation to land development leads to limits in access to livelihood.
Not only is access to livelihood addressed by this achievement, but access to healthcare and education as well.
This has significantly increased the potential of projects to contribute to livelihood improvements.
She affirmed that issues such as the right to livelihood and the need to preserve the environment must be balanced with community rights and individual interests.
Allocation of funds could be done by means of an index of vulnerability to climate change which measures threats to livelihood.
Both the sides are committed to respect andprotect the individual's right to livelihood through employment of his/her choice or acceptance.
Article 39 urges the State to ensure that"citizens, men andwomen equally, have the right to an adequate means to livelihood.
Article 21 of the Constitution of India says that no person can be deprived of his right to livelihood except according to procedure established by law.
It promoted environmental sustainability through improved land use by supportingcommunal land boards and promoting land-based approaches to livelihood.
Recognition of use rights in property related to livelihood or compensation in order to provide for replacement of property-related livelihood. .
It is thenatural consequence of change, which creates new opportunities while shutting off traditional avenues to livelihood and upward mobility.
Some courts have also invoked the rights to livelihood and equality in hiring, as well as the internationally recognised right to“the highest attainable standard of health”.
Recognition of traditional rights(including hawakeer) and historical rights to land to ensure the safe and sustainable basis to livelihood and development in Darfur;
Given the indivisibility of human rights,the rights to livelihood, employment, land, food, health and adequate housing have to be addressed and guaranteed together.
This has resulted in the violation of numerous human rights, including the rights to life, to food, to education, to health care,to water and to livelihood.
A careful look at the content of the code showsthat concepts of equity, fairness and right to livelihood, which are important to indigenous fishing communities.
The right to an adequate standard of living- or to livelihood- sums up the main concern underlying all economic and social rights, which is to integrate everyone into a humane society.
There is, however, a need to strengthen basic services, in particular the provision of potable water, education and health, andto ensure access to livelihood opportunities.
This chronic emergency,with cycles of varying intensity, has contributed to livelihood insecurity, asset depletion and long-term vulnerability to crisis.
In addition, and as noted by the Commission,the military is also involved in various economic activities with an adverse impact on the local population's right to livelihood paras. 9.171 and 9.227.
In that philosophy,the underlying principle was of equity in access to livelihood, health, education and other social services in an enabling national and global order.
They lose means to livelihood and are accused either of illegal migration, or of illegal sex work; they are labeled as victims of human trafficking and they are forced to cooperate in a lawsuit; they are either sent to the rehabilitation centers, or forcibly returned home.
The Government of the Philippines stated that the right to employment be complemented by a reference to the right to livelihood, since not all the labour force can be accommodated in the labour market.
In situations where they have restricted access to livelihood opportunities, women and children struggle to provide for their families and often suffer from deepening levels of poverty, which may carry down into the next generation.
The Committee expresses concern at violations of human rights in the mining and plantations sectors,including the right to livelihood, the right to food, the right to water, labour rights and cultural rights.
In situations where they have less access to livelihood opportunities, women and children struggle to provide for their families and often suffer from deepening levels of poverty, which may carry down into the following generation.
Large-scale developmental and infrastructure projects, including the construction of dams and roads, and mining activities often result in the massive displacement of people and communities,thereby violating human rights to livelihood and adequate housing and land.
Priti Darooka advocated the recognition of a right to livelihood that encompassed more than the right to work, the right to property or the right to income-earning assets, and was founded on fundamental human dignity.
This also presupposes engagement with a wide variety of stakeholders, such as the private sector, which can have a key impact on the reduction of poverty and development of the capacity for internally displaced persons to search for durable solutions,including through access to livelihood.