Examples of using Basic needs of children in English and their translations into Russian
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However, more needs to be done in meeting the basic needs of children.
The Government had made considerable efforts to meet the basic needs of children through initiatives such as the integrated early-childhood development programme.
My delegation believes that the remaining issues could be resolved on the basis of realism andbearing in mind the pressing basic needs of children.
As the basic needs of children cut across ideologies, her delegation believed that all parties to a conflict should be encouraged to recognize children as a"zone of peace.
His Government's obligations under the Convention on the Rights of the Child were the framework for its efforts to meet the basic needs of children.
The current Millennium Development Goals successfully address the most basic needs of children: health, hunger, education and equality.
Our country is thus working to create a promising atmosphere for its children in a world where countries with weak economies are finding it impossible to meet the basic needs of children.
With State welfare support the State shares in covering expenses for sustenance and other basic needs of children and families and in certain other disadvantageous situations.
The safety, security and other basic needs of children affected by conflict and natural disasters become an integral part of humanitarian response through quality education interventions.
It came intoeffect in September 1997, and brings together all government assistance to cover the basic needs of children under the age of 18.
In spite of the global achievements that have been made in advancing some of the issues related to the basic needs of children, there is widespread dismay that progress has fallen short of the goals set, despite the concrete nature of the issues raised and the realistic time frames set for addressing them.
Speakers also suggested that UNICEF encourage further involvement of international NGOs in the country so thattheir relevant experiences could be used to meet the basic needs of children.
It also indicated the importance of establishing a real partnership in order to meet the basic needs of children and to ensure that the rising generation was able to play its part in preserving worldwide security and stability.
Also recognizes that children often form the majority within poor households, and therefore calls upon Governments to develop andimplement appropriate social protection measures to provide for the basic needs of children in poor households, especially orphans and vulnerable children; .
Ms. Habte(Eritrea) said that,while significant strides had been made in the past few years in meeting some basic needs of children, challenges still persisted, since many children continued to suffer poverty, hunger, difficult economic and social conditions, armed conflict, violence, trafficking and displacement.
That was even more important in the developing countries, where the family must be at the centre of efforts to eradicate chronic poverty,which was the biggest obstacle to meeting the basic needs of children, and to protect and promote the rights of children. .
JS7 stated that allowances of children from low-income families did not provide adequate means to cover basic needs of children and that the development of local social services for children and families living in difficult circumstances did not receive a proper support of the Ministry of the Social Development.
Mr. Motoc(Romania) said that meaningful implementation of the outcome of the special session of the General Assembly on children required the adoption andexecution of a comprehensive set of policies aimed at addressing the basic needs of children and ensuring the respect of their rights.
In particular, UNICEF was praised for supporting the rights of children, child protection,meeting the basic needs of children, expanding opportunities for children so that they could reach their full potential, and gender equality.
Romania fully aligned itself with the statement made by the representative of the Netherlands on behalf of the European Union. Meaningful implementation meant adopting andcarrying out a comprehensive set of policies aimed at addressing the basic needs of children in order to make the world more"fit for children. .
The United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF) is mandated by the General Assembly to advocate the protection of children's rights,to help meet the basic needs of children and to expand the opportunities of children to enable them to reach their full potential.
One criterion for evaluating legislative progress in recent years with regard to protecting the rights of children is the adoption and implementation of a national programme to protect the rights of children to the year 2015.The programme is based on our commitment to meeting the basic needs of children, their social well-being, education, and health care, and includes provisions on their legal and humane treatment.
The Committee is also concerned that due to economic hardships andinability to cover the costs associated with schooling or the basic needs of children, some families are forced to enrol their children in boarding schools and children's homes.
The United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF) is mandated by the General Assembly to advocate theprotection of children's rights, to help meet the basic needs of children and to expand the opportunities of children to enable them to reach their full potential.
Governments are urged, inter alia, to ratify the Convention on the Rights of the Child; promote primary environmental care activities that address the basic needs of children and the community; and improve the environment for children at the household level.
The United Nations country team and non-governmental organizations have access throughout the country andare implementing a range of programmes to address grave violations and provide for the basic needs of children, community-level awareness raising and support and capacity-building for national authorities.
This is due to putting in place appropriate legal provisions to protect children against abuse and exploitation,allocating a relatively higher share of the national budget to provide for the basic needs of children and success in achieving relatively favourable well being outcomes as reflected in the children themselves.
Emotional care is a basic need of children; if parents or other primary caregivers do not fulfil the child's emotional needs, action must be taken so that the child develops a secure attachment.
Able to offer safe and child-friendly alternative orresidential care that accommodates the basic needs of child victims, is governed by child protection norms and standards and is subject to regular monitoring.
She stated that the Government should favour family- or community-based environments, including foster families and other caregivers and incorporating family support and counselling, over institutional or residential care, strengthen the provision of appropriate psychosocial support and mental health services for children and ensure safe and child-friendly alternative orresidential care to accommodate the basic needs of child victims, by establishing minimum standards for alternative and residential care.