Examples of using Programmes on ageing in English and their translations into Russian
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Formulation and evaluation of policies and programmes on ageing;
The design of policies and programmes on ageing cannot be undertaken in isolation of the wider policy environment.
Implement specific national policies and programmes on ageing;
National capacity to implement policies and programmes on ageing is determined by a set of factors originating from various spheres of the policy environment and interacting at different stages of the policy process.
Some developing countries are also implementing a mainstreaming of gender in programmes on ageing.
In order to promote policies and programmes on ageing, the Plan recommends that international action, both multilateral and bilateral, should focus on data collection and analysis, training and education, and research.
Exchange national experience and best practice in policies and programmes on ageing.
Its mission is to develop andcarry out research programmes on ageing, to provide public authorities and communities with information on ageing and raise their awareness in this regard, and to train staff in the field of gerontocracy and geriatrics.
The United Nations Population Fund is being called upon more often at the country level to assist in the development of policies and programmes on ageing.
Special attention will be given to the implementation of specific national policies and programmes on ageing and to conducting regular reviews of national policies.
Most respondents did not specify that their Governments had a dedicated budget for the implementation of policies and programmes on ageing.
The United Nations programme on ageing prepares recommendations to guide the development andimplementation of policies and programmes on ageing, with particular reference to developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
The observance of the International Year of Older Persons in 1999 has offered a further incentive for the application of a gender perspective in government programmes on ageing.
This database is expected to assist Member States through the exchange of information andexperiences regarding policies and programmes on ageing; it was also conceived of as assisting in the monitoring process of the Plan of Action.
The involvement of older persons in their communities is crucial for the bottom-up participatory assessment of governmental policy and programmes on ageing.
Only 2 of the 13 entities that replied in 1996 have indicated that they have incorporated programmes on ageing into their medium-term plans, down from 6 in 1992, and only one identified a relevant programme budget for the current biennium.
For NGOs and United Nations entities, the need for international cooperation in implementing,monitoring and evaluating programmes on ageing was the priority.
The United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA)is actively involved in the formulation of national plans and programmes on ageing, such as the National Plan on Active Ageing in Benin, the National Policy on Older Persons in Guatemala, the National Policy for Older Persons in the Lao People's Democratic Republic, and the National Programme of Action on Ageing in Viet Nam.
Monitoring and evaluation of the implementation of the Plan at the global level, including through maintaining andupdating the Internet accessible database of policies and programmes on ageing;
As in the third review and appraisal, about one third of the Governments have stated that, in developing orimplementing their policies and programmes on ageing, they have received assistance from either international governmental or non-governmental organizations.
Establish a collaborative relationship with the American Association of Retired Persons in its efforts to create a comprehensive database of research,policies and programmes on ageing;
Welcoming also the support provided by States to the United Nations Secretariat in developing an Internet-accessible database on policies and programmes on ageing, intended to facilitate the review and appraisal of the implementation of major international instruments on ageing. .
National capacity to implement the Madrid Plan of Action is closely tied to the institutional framework in place to ensure follow-up of policies and programmes on ageing.
In addition, an Internet-accessible database established by the United Nations programme on ageing provides important information on national policies and programmes on ageing and on the national organizations involved in their development and implementation.
Those activities should be aimed at assisting Governments to incorporate mainstreaming, participatory and evidence-based approaches as essential tools for designing, and implementing andmonitoring policy and programmes on ageing.
In this context, attention may be drawn to Global target No. 1, adopted by the General Assembly in 1992,which calls for the establishment of national support infrastructures to promote policies and programmes on ageing in national and international development plans and programmes. .
To enhance exchange of good policy practice among member States, UNECE Policy Briefs on Ageing provide information on the state of the art of policy discourse anddemonstrate successful examples of policies and programmes on ageing.
In this context, attention may be drawn to Global target No. 1, adopted by the General Assembly in 1992,which calls for the establishment of national support infrastructures to promote policies and programmes on ageing in national and international development plans and programmes. .
One of the main tenets of the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing is that older persons must be full participants in the development process, as actors on their own behalf, particularly in the formulation andimplementation of policies and programmes on ageing.
In the context of the Second World Assembly on Ageing, to be held in Spain in 2002, there is a decision to exchange views and information on national experience and best practices in designing andimplementing policies and programmes on ageing, and to support research on the actual and projected situation of older persons, particularly in developing countries.