Примеры использования Traditional occupations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Their traditional occupations were and remain hunting and nomadic reindeer-breeding.
C The International Labour Organization was requested to make data on traditional occupations available in the future.
Traditional occupations: crafts, including jewelry, cattle trading, mendicancy and music.
However, this does not prevent women from being segregated in traditional occupations and earning less than men.
Documents on traditional occupations of the city dwellers(the cabman business and gardening) are on display.
Studies on discrimination in employment and occupation and traditional occupations of indigenous peoples.
The traditional occupations of the Turkish Hemshinli are cultivating tea and maize, breeding livestock, and beekeeping.
Also, the International Labour Organization(ILO)was requested to collaborate on the development of an indicator on traditional occupations.
Women were additionally moving away from more traditional occupations and into the economic, governmental and nongovernmental sectors.
The traditional occupations of the Sami are reindeer herding, hunting and fishing, but in 2007 only 7.5 per cent earned their living in this way.
He asked whether there were any programmes aimed at restoring the link between forest people and their traditional occupations in Rwanda.
The traditional occupations of Kotlyar Roma-metalworking, reselling metal, and collecting and selling scrap metal-are not very profitable in these new locations.
For instance, among the Majhi indigenous people of Nepal, fishing andboating were the traditional occupations of the people living near the Arun River.
Men, too, were moving out of traditional occupations; with the rise of the Mauritian tourism industry, many now worked in hotels, for instance as cooks.
Features in the clothes and habits of people, unusual rituals of adulthood,shamanic ritual and traditional occupations- nothing escaped the attention of our students.
The indicators on traditional occupations should focus on occupations where knowledge of traditional culture and practices may influence the way the work is performed.
Education should be adapted to the needs of indigenous people because for many of them,traditional education typically included learning traditional occupations.
To encourage young people to appreciate and pursue traditional occupations and to be critical of modern technologies and values that have negative impacts.
For indigenous peoples, the challenge is not only how to achieve full employment and decent work, butalso how to maintain their traditional occupations and lifestyles in a rapidly changing environment.
Although the traditional occupations of fishing and date cultivation are still important in Umm al-Qaiwain, a mariculture research centre, port and economic free zone have boosted investment and business in the emirate.
The majority of unpaid family workers are young women who are mostly forced to take up traditional occupations due to entrenched traditional gender roles.
Further, the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity is operationalizing indicators that are relevant and adapted to land tenure,traditional languages and traditional occupations.
Specific traditional occupations that require a high degree of discipline, technical and spiritual understanding, such as healing, carpentry and ironsmithing, are learned through apprenticeship.
During a process to developindicators for monitoring the implementation of article 8(j) of the Convention on Biological Diversity,"traditional occupations" was identified as such a possible indicator.
Their cultures andknowledge systems are often closely related to their traditional occupations, for example handicrafts, community-based industries, hunting, fishing, trapping, shifting cultivation or gathering.
Contribute to the discussion at national level in Bangladesh, Nepal andKenya on the recognition of indigenous peoples' traditional occupations shifting cultivation, pastoralism and hunting and gathering.
ILO shared information on its work on traditional occupations and knowledge, as well as on monitoring of the implementation of indigenous peoples' rights; while UNICEF drew attention to its sociolinguistic atlas.
In the article about the nation there are specified its inhabitance place, given historical ethnographical reference, information on religion, language,written language, traditional occupations, national cuisine, clothes, ornamental art, mythology, folklore, music, ceremonies, celebrations.
It was noted that traditional occupations might be an entry point for addressing issues affecting indigenous peoples in Africa, who defined themselves by their occupations hunter-gatherers and pastoralists.
Invites the International Labour Organization to explore the possibility of compiling data concerning the practice of traditional occupations and to provide advice on the use of this indicator for the consideration of the Working Group on Article 8(j) and Related Provisions at its seventh meeting;