Examples of using Disability in development in English and their translations into Russian
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Centre for Disability in Development.
Coordination of efforts across the United Nations system for mainstreaming disability in development.
Mainstreaming disability in development.
The way forward: towards strategic follow-up frameworks for the mainstreaming of disability in development.
Mainstreaming disability in development policies and practices.
II. Practicalities of mainstreaming disability in development.
Mainstreaming disability in development policies and practices.
The report reviewed different forms andlevels of mainstreaming disability in development cooperation.
Mainstreaming disability in development has been on the United Nations agenda for more than a quarter of a century.
In this regard, a follow-up framework on the mainstreaming of disability in development could include the following elements.
Mainstreaming disability in development, especially in efforts to reduce poverty and ensure an adequate standard of living;
Ways forward: opportunities to further promote the inclusion of disability in development processes at all levels before 2015 and beyond.
Mainstreaming disability in development at all levels is a strategy to promote inclusive, sustainable and equitable development for all.
The following section highlights examples of efforts undertaken by Member States to mainstream disability in development processes.
How should the inclusion of disability in development be monitored and evaluated?
Regional decades focused on disability andtheir corresponding frameworks have addressed the issue of mainstreaming disability in development.
The need to coordinate efforts to include disability in development action has been voiced and grown stronger.
The present report has focused on the importance of developing follow-up strategies to accelerate the mainstreaming of disability in development.
The following steps can integrate disability in development policies and programmes at the national, regional and global levels.
The outcome document also underscored the important role of international cooperation andthe mobilization of resources on a sustainable basis to mainstream disability in development at all levels.
The framework for mainstreaming disability in development cooperation has expanded to include South-South and interregional initiatives.
The need to strengthen thevoice of persons with disabilities and for better coordination between global coalitions of disability organizations to promote disability in development was highlighted.
An effective follow-up strategy to advancing the mainstreaming of disability in development should, therefore, include a focus on capacity development. .
As the deadline for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals draws near, the international community is increasingly recognizing the urgency andimportance of including disability in development.
Recent bilateral initiatives provide good examples of mainstreaming disability in development cooperation, including initiatives by the Australian Agency for International Development. .
For example, a number of panel discussions and events were organized by United Nations agencies, in partnership with Member States, civil society organizations andacademic institutions, on mainstreaming disability in development.
In 2002 Italy issued guidelines- updated in 2010- on disability in development cooperation which are based on the social model of disability. .
During the forty-ninth session of the Commission for Social Development, held in New York in February 2011, the Special Rapporteur of the Commission presented his report on the monitoring of the implementation of the Standard Rules on the Equalization of Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities anddiscussed his planned activities to contribute to mainstreaming disability in development.
The second session of theCommittee on Social Development, held from 19 to 21 October 2010, focused on mainstreaming disability in development and served as a preparatory body for the above-mentioned High-level Intergovernmental Meeting.
While information andinsights on efforts to mainstream disability in development are available within the regional community of disability-related stakeholders, they are not widely linked to Millennium Development Goal country reporting.
