Примери за използване на Rights-based approach на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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These two acts set the framework for implementing a rights-based approach towards all students and other learners.
This training took place in the framework of the project“Promotion of the Rights of Trafficked Persons in Bulgaria, Romania andSlovakia with Emphasis on Legal Support- A Human Rights-Based Approach”.
Urges the Commission andthe Member States to adopt a rights-based approach to youth and employment;
Highlights that in a human rights-based approach, such an obligation should not be a condition for access to services;
This resonates perfectly with the commitment taken by the EU and its Member States will implement a rights-based approach to development cooperation, encompassing all human rights.
The EU and its Member States will apply a rights-based approach, paying special attention to women, accompanied and unaccompanied minors, and highly vulnerable persons.
Project Capacity building andempowerment of parents of children with special needs through introduction of innovative for Bulgaria human rights-based approach.
In addition, the progressive implementation of a rights-based approach to development aims at reinforcing the coherence of our support.
The 1972 Stockholm Declaration on the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment17 can be seen as the starting point of a rights-based approach to environmental protection.
The decision to develop a human rights-based approach was taken with the adoption of the EU's strategic framework and action plan on human rights and democracy(see paragraph 5).
Having regard to the Foreign Affairs Council conclusions of 19 May 2014 on a rights-based approach to development cooperation, encompassing all human rights.
The EU pursues a rights-based approach to health, by supporting countries to design policies that maximise health benefits through the equitable treatment of all citizens.
The OSCE, he said, has"distinct comparative advantages" due to its neutrality, rights-based approach and decentralised network of regional offices and sub-offices.
Calls for the EU to adopt a rights-based approach and to integrate respect for human rights into trade, investment, public services and development cooperation, and into its common security and defence policy;
Promotion of the Rights of Trafficked Persons in Bulgaria, Romania andSlovakia with Emphasis on Legal Support- A Human Rights-Based Approach is a 3-year project financed by the European Commission.
Reiterates its call for the EU to adopt a rights-based approach and to integrate respect for human rights into trade, investment policies, public services, development cooperation, and its common security and defence policy;
You will gain knowledge of the protection of international human rights within the context of international development andrefugee practice and the role of a rights-based approach to international development practice.
Mental health systems across Europe should be reformed to conform to a human rights-based approach which is compatible with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Considers, nonetheless, that the framework identified in its conclusions could eventually be clustered, while maintaining the balance between poverty eradication, fighting inequalities and the three dimensions of sustainable development, andnot at the expense of the rights-based approach, nor at the expense of the more ambitious and innovative goals;
The post-2015 framework should also ensure a rights-based approach and address justice, equality and equity, good governance, democracy and the rule of law and address peaceful societies and freedom from violence.".
Calls on the EU and its Member States to enshrine CRPD standards in their legal and policy frameworks in order toensure that the human rights-based approach to disability is fully reflected in law and policymaking;
Calls for the EU to adopt a rights-based approach and to integrate respect for human rights into trade, investment, public services and development cooperation, and into its common security and defence policy;
Consistent with the principles of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the initiative will apply a rights-based approach, and give particular attention to the most marginalised women and girls in order to‘leave no-one behind.'.
Believes that those planning, programming and providing care services have a responsibility to take cognisance of users' needs and that care services for older persons and persons with disabilities must be planned and developed with the active and meaningful participation of the users and should be designed andimplemented using a rights-based approach;
Insists that the rights of people with disabilities should be mainstreamed throughout the Social Pillar with a human rights-based approach in line with the EU's and its Member States' obligations under the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities(CRPD);
Calls on the Commission to take a holistic and rights-based approach to the rights of intersex people and to better coordinate the work of its Directorates-General for Justice and Consumers, for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture, and for Health and Food Safety, so as to ensure consistent policies and programmes supporting intersex people, including training of state officials and the medical profession;
The EU and its Member States should intensify efforts to embed CRPD standards in their legal andpolicy frameworks to ensure that the human rights-based approach to disability is fully reflected in law and policymaking.
The project will propose the introduction andadaptation of an innovative approach called Rights-based approach for the development of civic activity in Bulgaria, with special engagement of parents of children with special needs as representatives of vulnerable communities and active citizens.
Whereas the EU and its Member States are the largest donors of development aid and thus should remain the driving force during the next phase of the negotiations under the UN,promoting in particular the human rights-based approach, based on equality, non-discrimination, participation and inclusion in the design and implementation of the framework;
Whereas, as stated by the Joint UN Commentary on the EU Directive- A Human Rights-Based Approach(2011), several UN agencies recall that‘trafficking in both men and women should be acknowledged, and the similarities and differences in the experiences of women and men in relation to vulnerabilities and violations should be addressed';