Examples of using Key vulnerable in English and their translations into Russian
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Key vulnerable sectors.
Young people constitute a key vulnerable group in need of attention.
Contribution to the sustainable capacity-building of NGOs, communities' networks and groups,as well as key vulnerable groups.
The package focuses on key vulnerable sectors including agriculture, coastal zones, water and health.
Four quasi-governmental agencies had specialized functions with the purpose of ensuring the protection of key vulnerable populations.
A standardized package of HIV prevention services for the key vulnerable groups has not yet been finalized and approved.
Non-Annex I Parties are encouraged to provide information on their vulnerability to the impacts of, and their adaptation to,climate change in key vulnerable areas.
Information provided by Parties on current and future key vulnerable sectors was dependent on the relative importance to their economy.
Some key vulnerable groups defined by WHO are homeless people, people who inject drugs, people co-infected with TB and HIV, migrants, displaced populations and refugees.
To ensure sustainable allocation of municipal funds for the implementation of programs for the key vulnerable groups in the project cities.
Key vulnerable social and occupational groups, such as young employees without a labour contract, including many young mothers, and domestic workers, are also excluded from such provisions.
Table 3 provides a summary of adaptation options, measures andstrategies envisaged for key vulnerable sectors in non-Annex I Parties.
The key vulnerable economic sectors tackled within the national reporting framework include agriculture and food security, water resources, energy security, human health and coastal zones and tourism.
Table 2 summarizes adaptation options, measures andstrategies developed for key vulnerable sectors in non-Annex I Parties.
Some Parties emphasized their needs for adaptation research,particularly to address key vulnerable sectors, such as water resources management, including use of groundwater resources and development of drought-tolerant and disease-resistant crops and livestock.
Funding has also been provided to civil society to support HIV prevention, education, counselling, behaviour change andinformation campaigns for key vulnerable populations.
Development themes at the community level should be aimed at increasing the resilience of key vulnerable groups and regions, and where appropriate ensuring bottom-up ownership of risk management strategy development and actions.
The current and future key vulnerable sectors/areas identified by Parties in their assessments include the following: agriculture and food security; water resources; coastal zones and marine ecosystems; forests and terrestrial ecosystems; human health; fisheries; human settlements; biodiversity; coral reefs; tourism; and energy.
That said, poor security conditions have restricted access to much of the country and have left key vulnerable groups without assistance for several months.
Four quasi-governmental bodies have been established to ensure compliance with human rights commitments to key vulnerable populations: the National Committee for Families and Children(NCFC), the National Women's Commission(NWC), the National AIDS Commission(NAC) and the National Council on Aging NCA.
In 2017, with the support of the Federal Service for Consumer Rights Oversight of the Russian Federation,the Open Institute for Population Health conducted bio-behavioral research among key vulnerable groups(PWID, MSM, FSW) in seven large cities of the Russian Federation.
The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean(ECLAC)conducted economic assessments to 2050 of the impact of climate change on key vulnerable sectors of several Caribbean countries, including an analysis of the coastal and marine sector in the British Virgin Islands and Saint Kitts and Nevis, and the coastal and human settlements sector in Barbados and Guyana.
Perhaps, therefore, I have always tried to work in parallel with regional activities in an organization that provides direct services to key vulnerable groups in the context of HIV- since it is the grassroots level, where one can have immediate contact with those people for whom all this high level activity is intended.
Risk and harm reduction programmes have been introduced among populations most at risk,which have reduced the spread of HIV among the key vulnerable groups; raised their awareness, making their behaviour safer; and provided wide access to tools for prevention and information for all target populations-- primarily, of course, for those who are most exposed to the risk.
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Key and vulnerable populations.
Focus on the highest-burden countries… and on key and vulnerable populations 1e.
These threats interact with key and vulnerable habitats and species to give areas of particular concern.
Key affected and vulnerable populations are often context-specific.
This includes, but is not limited to, key populations and vulnerable populations.