Examples of using Models of development in English and their translations into Arabic
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Towards new models of development for resource extraction.
It also recognizes their right to apply their own models of development.
Past models of development have also failed to include explicit objectives with regard to social welfare and income distribution.
They're challenging the very notion of Western models of development.
Current extractive industry models of development often disempower people, perpetuating joblessness, poverty, discord and violence.
Importantly, the Convention recognizes indigenous peoples ' right to apply their own models of development.
It was agreed that each country should tailor models of development to fit its own requirements.
It also spurs us to redress situations of injustice by safeguarding each people 's culture and different models of development.".
Ethnocentric and dominating models of development have shaped development institutions to the detriment of developing-country realities.
(g) Consider and include in the fields of its competences the models of development and professional consulting;
Years of activity have brought SVI. MED. to creating national and international networks,elaborating and sharing strategies and models of development.
The Programmes of Action differ substantially in terms of the models of development from which they drew inspiration and the policy measures recommended.
Such a shift also offers developing countries an opportunity to leapfrog to cleaner, more efficient and competitive models of development.
Models of development based on privilege and power create societies characterized by vast and undemocratic disparities which are unsustainable both physically and ethically.
The environmental and social costs associated with dominant patterns of growth have motivated the search for alternative models of development that are sustainable.
Many models of development failed to address basic human needs, and further, neglected the rights of people whilst pursuing development outcomes supposedly designed to benefit them.
The programme aims to develop partnerships among countries in Europe,Asia and the Pacific and to formulate plans for the transition from traditional models of development to the" green growth" concept.
Such patterns contrast with indigenous peoples ' traditional models of development and are rooted in a lack of recognition of indigenous peoples ' international human rights.
There is a long-held belief that the right to self-determination can also apply to indigenous peoples,who have the right to determine their models of development and the use of their lands and natural resources.
In addition to the above norms relating to the" preservation of environment,culture and models of development", the global community should take into account another important principle, namely," the principle of the right of every State to benefit from science and technology".
Long-term benefits of such a preservation of cultural identities should help in adapting new economic development models which in turn should lead to more meaningful and socially relevant models of development.
Indigenous people linked poverty eradication to territorial security, economic and natural resource control,and supported the self-determination of models of development to manage communities and the recovery of ecosystems using traditional methods.
Preparatory work was carried out in 2006 in view of developing a new project that will examine the role of business associations andother organized business interests in shaping government policy and models of development.
The Permanent Forum decides to appoint as a Special Rapporteur, Pavel Sulyandziga,to conduct a study on indigenous peoples ' models of development in line with the theme" development with culture and identity", which is consistent with indigenous peoples ' cultural aspirations and world views.
Related challenges include limited jurisdiction of indigenous institutions in deciding on matters concerning communal land and resources, divisions within indigenous communities,and conflicts where indigenous models of development and thinking are not respected or understood.
While conditions related to smallness are formidable,they are often exacerbated by a difficult transition from reliance on models of development primarily based on export agriculture to a service-based economy more conducive to a globalized world, and by the resultant need for often massive retraining as workforce requirements change.
The media can also enhance the capacity of indigenous peoples to realize the right of self-determination, and of free, prior and informed consent,and can support indigenous peoples ' models of development that are in accordance with their priorities, cultures and values.
While the Working Groupdoes not consider it fit to recommend models of development that would not take into account the reality of each country, it nevertheless considers it appropriate to suggest that it might be possible to experiment with models of integral development in which all national and international entities dealing with development could cooperate in an integrated and coordinated manner.
The cooperative movement can prompt us to think in new, inspired ways. Capitalizing on cooperatives' successes and learning from their mistakes can help us to expand the menu of options as we search for more inclusive andsustainable models of development, and new ways of building and sharing knowledge.
There may be interference because of differing development perspectives between States and indigenous peoples and such interference is manifested in the limited jurisdiction of indigenous institutions to decide on matters concerning communal land and resources, and divisions and conflicts,particularly where indigenous models of development and thinking are not respected or understood.