Examples of using Effects of structural adjustment programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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Members of the Committee noted with concern the effects of structural adjustment programmes on women and children.
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Encourage recent joint efforts by the World Bank andNGOs to review the effects of structural adjustment programmes.
Effects of structural adjustment programmes on the full enjoyment of human rights.
The representative explained that various studies have been carried out on the effects of structural adjustment programmes on women in Uganda.
The effects of structural adjustment programmes have probably been to reduce expenditure for the benefit of the poor.
Members of the Committee stressed their concern about the effects of structural adjustment programmes on women's advancement.
The negative effects of structural adjustment programmes on Africa's social and economic development are a reality.
The lack of reliable empirical data andadequate theoretical models makes it very difficult to assess the effects of structural adjustment programmes.
That situation was exacerbated by the effects of structural adjustment programmes and, more recently, by the spread of the effects of the Asian financial crisis.
March Geneva Commission on Human Rights- open-ended working group to elaborate policy guidelines on the effects of structural adjustment programmes on the full enjoyment of human rights.
The situation was further exacerbated by the negative effects of structural adjustment programmes, the diminishing flow of official development assistance(ODA) to developing countries, the sharp fall in commodity prices and escalating protectionism in the developed countries.
The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women reviewed Uganda's first report in 1995 and“noted with concern the effects of structural adjustment programmes on women and children”.
The right to development was a human rights issue and the effects of structural adjustment programmes on women and vulnerable groups was therefore a legitimate preoccupation of the Committee.
Compensatory measures will continue to be needed to protect adversely affected developing countries and vulnerable groups in medium andlow-income countries from negative effects of structural adjustment programmes." World Declaration on Nutrition; para. 17.
It noted that careful due account needs to be taken of the differing effects of structural adjustment programmes on different sectors of the economy, as well as on enterprises of different sizes, and appropriate remedial measures incorporated in policy.
Egypt also provided TCDC support to a number of Arab countries andthe Commonwealth of Independent States aimed at helping establish the necessary institutional mechanisms for mitigating the adverse social effects of structural adjustment programmes.
He added that the Government was attempting to mitigate the negative effects of structural adjustment programmes by implementing safety nets in the housing sector.
The Bretton Woods institutions and other bodies, especially the International Labour Organisation, UNDP, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization andthe regional commissions have achieved much in clarifying the situation in developing countries and assessing the effects of structural adjustment programmes on the human condition.
Although Cameroon's financial resources were scarce owing, inter alia, to the effects of structural adjustment programmes and globalization, its people's health could not wait.
This will be particularly important for example if, in 2000, the Commission on Sustainable Development addresses the theme of"financial resources, trade, investment, and economic growth", as proposed in its draft programme of work(see E/1997/25,chap. I, sect. C), as well as for the work of the Commission on Human Rights on the human rights effects of structural adjustment programmes and debt.
It also recommends that domestic measures be launched to combat the negative effects of structural adjustment programmes on women and to provide job opportunities and training to vulnerable women.
Whatever their geographical scope, however, issues such as depletion of natural resources, declining food production, and declining availability and quality of water were linked with issues such as income generation, literacy, health care, unsustainable patterns of production and consumption in the developed world,privatization and the effects of structural adjustment programmes, international trade patterns, and the foreign debt burden.
Commission on Human Rights- Open-ended working group to elaborate policy guidelines on the effects of structural adjustment programmes on the full enjoyment of human rights Economic and Social Council decision 1996/289.
The Government of Morocco has noted with satisfaction the comments of the Committee on Economic, Cultural and Social Rights,which appreciated the“measures taken to reduce the effects of structural adjustment programmes on the most vulnerable sectors of society”.
The international community should work together to help mitigate the adverse effects of structural adjustment programmes on developing countries, and the United Nations system and the multilateral financial institutions should strengthen their commitment and action in that area.
Recognizing that gender equality is a prerequisite for poverty eradication, elaborate and implement, in consultation with civil society, gender-sensitive poverty reduction strategies addressing social, structural and macroeconomic issues in a coherent andmutually reinforcing manner in order to mitigate possible adverse effects of structural adjustment programmes and trade liberalization policies[as well as to reduce the social costs of the transition process];
Commission on Human Rights- Open-ended Working Group established to elaborate policy guidelines on the effects of structural adjustment programmes on the full enjoyment of human rights Economic and Social Council decision 1997/283.
The Committee also reaffirmed that the denial of political, economic, social andcultural rights and the negative effects of structural adjustment programmes in many countries have had an adverse impact on women.