Примеры использования Vulnerability factors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These are vulnerability factors of which the traffickers intentionally take advantage when recruiting such women.
Identification of the vulnerability factors Step 1.
Research on vulnerability factors to HIV for different population groups or different geographical locations.
Zambia also belongs to the unofficial category of SWVSEs, based on smallness and vulnerability factors.
The argument for this was that all vulnerability factors would impact on the growth rate of GDP.
Vulnerability factors, which are central to poverty, are excluded from the HIPC conception Sachs, 2002; Dagdeviren and Weeks, 2001; Gunter, 2003; Drummond, 2004.
In the same way, human rights are implicated in the causes and vulnerability factors that contribute to trafficking.
Moreover, we have identified specific vulnerability factors among young people of both sexes, women, internally displaced persons, people who live on the streets and imprisoned persons, among other groups.
Developing criteria to weigh the importance of drought impacts and vulnerability factors and identifying high-leverage mitigation actions.
While such States suffer from the same constraints in their developmental process asall other developing countries, they are further disadvantaged by special vulnerability factors.
Generally speaking, the combined effect of social vulnerability factors on a person's exposure to violence remains an open issue.
According to the results of this analysis the conclusions about online-risks' frequency of encounters,importance, awareness, vulnerability factors and evolution have been made.
The direct effects of abusing drugs To better appreciate why vulnerability factors are so important, it is essential to understand exactly how drugs affect both the brain and the body.
Noting the work being undertaken by the Committee for Development Policy and other international organizations on a vulnerability index, which incorporates, inter alia,environmental and economic vulnerability factors.
It is worth our while to take a few minutes to remind ourselves of the special vulnerability factors that confront small island developing States.
A representative survey covering 5,000 households in rural areas conduct by the World Food Programme, with the technical support of ISTEEBU, has made it possible to determine the extent of food insecurity in Burundi andto pinpoint certain vulnerability factors.
Natural and environmental disasters and, more specifically,the unique vulnerability factors of small island developing States, are important concerns of the task force.
Vulnerability factors include the country's reserve position, its vulnerability to shocks, its dependence on a single or a small number of commodity exports and the impact of debt service on its fiscal position.
Delegations called for strengthened judicial mechanisms to prevent violence or discrimination against older persons,bearing in mind the vulnerability factors associated with gender, economic status and ethnic identity.
Using the vulnerability factors as a foundation, communities defined the socio-economic welfare of households in terms of housing conditions, ownership and use of property, access to factors of production, access to social infrastructures, job opportunities, social capital in communities and legal protection.
National data collection on child protection should become routine, and should include disaggregation by sex,age and other vulnerability factors, encouraging government accountability for protection results.
The recently developed Strategy for Youth at Risk in Africa and the conception of a similar strategyfor Latin America and the Caribbean represent a first multisectoral effort to define and target urban youth vulnerability factors.
National legislation could clarify responsibilities, guide the deployment of adequate resources,address underlying vulnerability factors, and empower communities to play an active role in reducing their exposure to disaster risks.
However, despite the highly technical character of these frameworks, there are many questions concerning the determination of sustainability conditions, the links between development policies and sustainability, andthe functional relations between vulnerability factors and sustainability.
Vulnerability factors identified by communities were, in order:(i) loss of accommodation or being accommodated in inadequate housing;(ii) lack of access to basic educational and health care services;(iii) lack of access to and ownership of property and factors of production;(iv) lack of social capital; and(v) lack of legal protection or protection of citizens' rights.
The I-ANDS recognizes the need for participatory research into the qualitative nature of poverty,including data disaggregated by population groups and vulnerability factors such as gender, socio-economic status, ethnicity and disabilities.
In that respect, legislative responses require appropriate checks and balances, including those derived from international human rights law,together with long-term crime prevention initiatives aimed at underlying socioeconomic and vulnerability factors.
Moreover, in 2010, SNU-Mali noted that climate changes could compound the risk of disasters, not only because extreme climatic events would increase in number and intensity, butalso because of their impact on vulnerability factors, in particular food insecurity, loss of ecosystem services and new migration patterns.
The joint UNEP/Habitat Task Force on the Continuum from Relief to Development will continue to address a wide range of disaster-related issues in the natural and man-made environments,including many that are of particular concern to small island developing States such as their peculiar vulnerability factors.