Примеры использования Traditional support systems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Traditional support systems for older people face severe challenges.
Urbanization has weakened the traditional support systems for older persons;
Policy makers in developing countries are just beginning to address the challenges traditional support systems face.
Changes in the traditional support systems affect women and men differently;
Urbanization is another trend that has weakened traditional support systems for older persons.
The decline of traditional support systems affects women and men differently.
Urbanization is another trend which has weakened the traditional support systems for older persons.
Most elderly women rely on traditional support systems, namely, their children and other members of their extended families.
It changes family composition and the way communities operate,affecting food security and destabilizing traditional support systems.
Due to the weakened traditional support systems women, orphaned children, and the elderly are increasingly competing for resources.
In addition, the decline of traditional value systems has increased the stress that is put on traditional support systems for older persons.
In countries with traditional support systems, the number of women living alone is much lower than in developed countries, but still higher among women than among men.
The vast majority of refugee families were headed by women,who were at a particular disadvantage when removed from their traditional support systems.
The dissolution of traditional support systems in the Russian Federation has resulted in a considerable number of households that are not able to meet their housing needs in the new situation.
It is common for relatives to take orphans into their homes,especially in African societies, but the rapid rise in the number of orphans overwhelms traditional support systems.
The result has been a breakdown of communities and traditional support systems, a decrease in the status of women in most regions, and greater marginalization and suffering for already vulnerable social groups.
Population ageing affects social and economic support systems, including labour and capital markets,government pensions and services and traditional support systems.
A convergence of approaches to ageing is emerging among developed and developing countries,prompted in part by the weakening of traditional support systems- welfare in the case of developed economies, and family and community in the case of developing economies.
Women also suffer serious threats to their health as a result of scarcity of food supplies and economic resources,lack of access to land, and disruption of traditional support systems.
The conference endorsed a draft protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights, on the rights of older persons in Africa, which called on States parties to identify,promote and strengthen traditional support systems, including medical home-based care, to enhance the ability of families and communities to care for older family members and to foster and strengthen intergenerational dialogue and solidarity within their families and communities.
Sadly, the living conditions and prospects for many young people continued to deteriorate because of poverty and disruptive social change associated with rapid urbanization andthe weakening of family ties and traditional support systems.
Pay special attention to the situation of older women and men in developing countries andcarry out research on how the decline in traditional support systems affects women and men differently;
This analysis is crucial to promote gender equality[and ensures equitable use of existing resources.]It is also imperative to give increased attention to strengthening the family and the traditional support systems it provides.
The interaction between population ageing and development is a complex fusion of global patterns in labour and capital markets, government pensions,services, and traditional support systems, which are further shaped by technological change and cultural transformations.
The assumption that was made concerning those in the informal sector,at the time mainly the agricultural sector, was that they would continue to rely on traditional support systems as their form of social security.
Attention needs to be paid at the highest levels if the world community is to address the macroeconomic implications of population ageing in areas such as labour and capital markets, government pensions,services and traditional support systems in order to help determine future policy directions, taking into account the effects of technological and cultural change.
Most countries in the region have traditionally relied on family care-giving andintergenerational living arrangements, and have been slow to act in the face of evidence that traditional support systems have been breaking down over the past decade.
Many people feel that family, friends, community groups and other non-governmental sources are the preferred and most effective means of support for the poor, and that government programmes should complement butnot replace such traditional support systems or should serve only as a means of last resort.
The 2003-2007 UNDAF further noted that the key issues that affect Tuvalu are the following: inadequate governance; declining educational performance; weakness of the private sector;breakdown of traditional support systems; and urban elite which is capturing most benefits of modernization.
However, the international migration of younger generations, as well as changing family structures-- moving from extended families towards the predominance of the nuclear family-- is threatening to weaken that traditional support system for older persons, especially for older women, who tend to live alone as widows and suffer declining economic conditions.