Examples of using Parma declaration in English and their translations into Russian
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Parma Declaration on Environment and Health.
Obes Rev. 2013;14(S1): 108-119 Parma declaration on environment and health.
The Parma Declaration directly refers to the relevant commitments of the Amsterdam Declaration. .
To sum up:efforts to implement the Parma Declaration have had mixed results.
Meeting the Parma Declaration(WHO 2010a) goals for chemical safety requires further action.
These are two goals which reflect specific targets set in the Parma Declaration WHO Regional Office for Europe, 2010.
In addition, the Parma Declaration(45) sets time-bound targets, including those aiming at.
Ms Staatsen invited panel members to give examples of achievements in the implementation of the Parma Declaration commitments.
The Parma Declaration provides Member States with a clear framework for action, aiming at achieving regional priority goals.
For example, NTHEAPs offer a mechanism for national governments to implement the Parma Declaration on Environment and Health.
The Parma Declaration led to the European Regional Framework for Action: Protecting health in an environment challenged by climate change 33.
Tackling transport-related health andenvironment issues through NTHEAPs offers a great opportunity to implement the Parma Declaration.
The Parma Declaration set the goal of providing each child with safe water and sanitation by 2020- in particular, in educational and day-care facilities.
Some participants called for the number of commitmentsto be reduced and stressed the importance of continuing work on the outstanding commitments under the Parma Declaration.
It will be important to support Member States at country level in the fulfilment of their commitments under the Parma Declaration and in their preparations for the Sixth Ministerial Conference.
Meeting the Parma Declaration goals in the area of chemical safety requires further action by Member States, especially action aimed at protecting vulnerable population groups WHO Regional Office for Europe, 2013.
This was acknowledged by health ministers participating at the European Environment and Health Process,and included in the Parma Declaration(WHO 2010a) and in Health 2020 WHO 2015a.
In the Parma Declaration on Environment and Health(2010), European Member States have explicitly set themselves the goal of contributing to the prevention of NCDs through actions directed at reducing the relevant environmental exposures.
A set of new indicators had been defined for effective monitoring of progress towards goals set in the Parma Declaration, adopted at the Fifth Ministerial Conference on Environment and Health in 2010.
The Parma Declaration on Environment and Health in the WHO European Region, adopted by the Fifth Ministerial Conference on Environment and Health(Parma, March 2010), also stresses the importance of national implementation mechanisms.
While the importance of indicators and targets already the subject of other collections(such as the Millennium Development Goals or Parma Declaration) was recognized, they should not be repeated, in order to keep the list short.
The Parma Declaration on Environment and Health and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development provide strong impetus to address the challenges related to provision of safe and sustainable WASH in schools in the pan-European region.
While the importance of indicators andtargets already the subject of other collections(such as the Millennium Development Goals or Parma Declaration) was recognized, they should not be repeated, in order to keep the list short.
Country-specific targets for WASH in schools and kindergartens help mobilizing necessary internal resources, support incremental improvements and strengthen governmental commitment to achieve sanitation andhygiene-related goals set in the Parma Declaration.
The seminar was intended to facilitate the implementation of one of the obligations of the Parma Declaration by 2015 to create a national program for the elimination of diseases associated with the use of and trade in asbestos.
Finally, the Task Force should decide where Member States should focus their efforts in the remaining time before theSixth Ministerial Conference in order to fulfil their commitments under the Parma Declaration as fully as possible.
In the Parma Declaration on Environment and Health(WHO Regional Office for Europe, 2010), European governments declared one of four regional priority goals to be“ensuring public health by improving access to safe water and sanitation”.
Furthermore, the environment and health process can enhancethe implementation of several multilateral environmental agreements, which are explicitly identified in the Parma Declaration as being key to the attainment of its goals and commitments.
Importantly, the Parma Declaration has also given the WHO the mandate to develop a system for monitoring and reporting on progress towards achieving these targets through a set of indicators that constitute the backbone of the European Environment and Health Information System(ENHIS) 61.
Ms Aro said that the Estonian Government is focusing on adaptation to climate change, andis preparing an action plan for the period to 2030 incorporating the Parma Declaration targets of water and air quality and the everyday environment of children.