Examples of using Ageing and development in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ageing and development.
Consortium Peru: Ageing and Development.
Ageing and development.
Tunisia would like to emphasize the existing link between ageing and development.
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Population ageing and development: Ten years after Madrid.
The review and appraisal revealed a lack of awareness of the linkages between ageing and development.
(b) Linkages between ageing and development, with particular attention to the needs and perspectives of developing countries;
Civil society organizations, many of which have substantial experience in ageing and development, should also be actively engaged.
Ageing and development were complementary, not contradictory, since the elderly could participate in and contribute to the development process.
A total of 27 institutions produced documents on ageing and development, and 43 governmental agencies produced reports using REDATAM.
That meeting aimed to help in the review and appraisal process and focused on ageing and development issues.
HelpAge International launched“Ageing and Development Report”, which provides information about the situation of older persons in developing countries and in the transition states of Eastern and Central Europe.
It also contains illustrative maps and graphs, along with brief explanatory texts of selected regional and global trends on ageing and development.
Under the priority direction" ageing and development", they have called for their inclusion in plans to reach the Millennium Development Goals poverty targets, for secure income and for support in humanitarian contexts.
The dimension on individual lifelong development, along with multigenerational development and the interrelationship between population ageing and development, were ranked at the highest priority by only 13 countries.
Less developed countrieswill have to focus more on the link between ageing and development, the eradication of poverty in older populations, support for families, health care, and human and institutional capacities to address the needs of older people.
Inspired by the International Year of Older Persons, my ministry, the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have submitted ajoint memorandum to the Dutch Parliament entitled“Ageing and Development”.
As illustrated in the present report, some progress has been achieved since 2002,particularly on linking ageing and development within the organizations and bodies of the United Nations system, but much more remains to be done.
The Pan American Health Organization(PAHO) works with a regional agenda with regard to population ageing and regional training programmes, and co-sponsored, with the Inter-American Development Bank,a seminar on ageing and development in Latin America in December 1998.
The Second World Assembly on Ageing was to give particular attention to, inter alia,linkages between ageing and development, with particular attention to the needs, priorities and perspectives of developing countries.
The International Year of Older Persons(1999) helped to advance our understanding of ageing, and its theme," A society for all ages", was illustrated by a range of activities that focused on the situation of older persons, multigenerational relationships,and the interplay between ageing and development.
Reiterating that the Second World Assembly on Ageing should give particular attention, inter alia,to linkages between ageing and development, with particular attention to the needs, priorities and perspectives of developing countries.
Considering the ageing process in its totality(ageing and development: the fourth approach to the society for all ages) requires, according to the International Plan of Action on Ageing,“an integrated approach within the framework of overall economic and social planning.
Reiterating that the Second World Assembly on Ageing should give particular attention, inter alia,to linkages between ageing and development, with particular attention to the needs, priorities and perspectives of developing countries.
We also believe that the interrelations between ageing and development- as the Commission for Social Development rightly pointed out- must be fully explored, and in this respect we believe that a Second World Assembly on Ageing should pay particular attention to the problems of ageing in the developing countries.
Contact with the Food and Agriculture organisation was developed in 2003 when HAIexpertise was sought for an internal workshop on ageing and development, and further contact has been agreed through sharing of resources and expertise on food security issues.
The European Union believes that the holding of a global meeting in the year 2002 to review the outcome of the first World Assembly on Ageing- particularly the interrelationship between ageing and development- would contribute to the formulation of a new strategy on ageing, while maintaining the momentum created during the International Year of Older Persons.
Where possible, such treatment should be provided within the community and should be appropriate to age and development.
Detention pending deportation must not be imposed on persons under the age of 14 and may only be imposed on persons under the age of 16 if it is guaranteed that the available accommodation and care corresponds with the age and development of the adolescent detainee.