Examples of using Poor and vulnerable communities in English and their translations into Russian
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Poor and vulnerable communities.
Most of these prisoners are from poor and vulnerable communities.
Poor and vulnerable communities should be properly empowered in order to establish a socio-economic transformation process in a participatory manner.
Climate change would weigh most heavily on the poor and vulnerable communities that were least able to adapt.
Thus, we begin with some comments on natural capital and its benefit flows,especially to poor and vulnerable communities.
What tools and mechanisms exist to involve poor and vulnerable communities in decision-making processesand policy development?
What vital ecosystemservices need to be protected and equitably shared to secure the livelihoods of poor and vulnerable communities?
In many places, production increases haven't occurred and poor and vulnerable communities have not seen their consumption of animal protein rise, FAO warns.
Additional investment must build the capacities of local civil society to engage in such processes and represent poor and vulnerable communities effectively.
Ms. Hamman(World Food Programme(WFP)) said that, with its mandate to work in low-income food-deficit countries,WFP helped poor and vulnerable communities, most of which were living on the margins of subsistence, to improve the conservation of their resource base and hence to sustain their source of livelihood.
In Asia, international trafficking in persons within the contemporary global economic setting involved, in general, women and child victims from poor and vulnerable communities.
How can accessto ecosystems goods and services be balanced to ensure sustainable livelihoods of poor and vulnerable communities and reducing their vulnerability against global(environmental) change impacts?
The United Nations could play an important role in convincing developed countries to open their markets to developing countries' alternative development products,which were aimed at fostering socio-economic self-reliance in poor and vulnerable communities.
Despite a move towards geographic decentralization of health services,inadequate communication and access remain a problem for many poor and vulnerable communities in remote rural areas, particularly in the highlands and during the rainy/wet season 86 per cent of people walk to health services.
Levels of malnutrition in lowincome countries have risen dramatically, prompting the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF) and the World Food Programme to step up their food relief programmes in poor and vulnerable communities.
The main objective of sustainable alternative livelihood development is to transform poor and vulnerable communities, especially in rural areas, from socialand economic dependency or sub-sufficiency to full socio-economic sufficiency, in a participatory manner and at a pace appropriate to each stage, to allow the changes to be accepted and introduced by the communities. .
What are the potential win-win situations and trade-offs that can be put in practice between poor and vulnerable communities and development sectors?
Increase investment in education infrastructure and promote universal and free access to primary education and the development of human resources capacity through appropriate education and training programmes, formal, non-formal and informal,in particular for poor and vulnerable communities;
On the one hand, policies and responses need to be put in place that address the current food security crisis; these will consist mainly of social safety nets and other means of protecting poor and vulnerable communities from deprivation.
Nutritional status has improved up to 2000, but thereafter has remained almost stagnant and remains a serious problem among the poorer and vulnerable communities and, even on average, is unsatisfactory.
Which ecosystems are particularly important for the wellbeing of women,indigenous peoples and local communities, and the poor and vulnerable?
These beneficiaries include detainees/prisoners especially minors, and the general population especially the poor and vulnerable in rural communities.
By 2020 the status of and access to ecosystem[goods and] services has improved for all, especially for indigenous and local communities and the poor and vulnerable.
The international community should stay focused, linking the climate change issue to a sustainable development agenda and paying special attention to the creation of human development opportunities for poor countries and vulnerable communities.
In the national reports there was little mention ofthe needs of women, indigenous and local communities and the poor and vulnerable being taken into account.194 Overall, available evidence shows little sign of progress towards meeting this target by the deadline of 2020, and in the case of services of particular importance to local and indigenous communities, women, the poor and vulnerable, trends appear to be moving in the wrong direction.
Most prisoners are from poor communities and vulnerable social groups 4.
Although they frequently yielded tangible progress, these interventions reach only a limited number of poor communities and vulnerable groups and do not systematically contribute to UNDP support for policy development.
In addition, UNDP promoted women's entrepreneurship and the creation of workplaces for poor women from vulnerable communities.
Reform of the justice sector needs to be pursued with the aim of ensuring access to justice for the poor, rural communities and vulnerable segments of the society, in particular women and children.
The highest risks are to the poorest and most vulnerable communities.