Examples of using Settlements management in English and their translations into Russian
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Human settlements management.
Iii Sustainable, efficient accountable and transparent settlements management.
Settlements management, with reference to decentralization and the involvement of people and their organizations;
Ii Experiences with innovative approaches to settlements management.
Links between shelter objectives and settlements management have been strengthened by the approval of the National Urban Development Policy in October 1993.
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Applications of information technology in human settlements management.
The first HABITAT training course in the Russian language on settlements management and development for Eastern European countries was held in Lithuania in April 1994.
Iii Sustainable, efficient,accountable and transparent settlements management.
A workshop on human resource development and training in settlements management in European transition countries was held in Hungary in 1993.
Human resources development in the areas of integrated resource and settlements management.
Improved and extended global knowledge, resulting from regional andnational analysis of best policies and practices in settlements management, trends in urban development and state of the cities in each region as an instrument for more informed and systematic policy-making and planning.
Ii Increased number of regional partners participating in the analysis of best practices in settlements management.
These activities are focused on training in human settlements management and enhanced sustainability.
Working in partnership with youth in order to develop and enhance effective skills and provide education and training to prepare youth for current and future decision-making roles andsustainable livelihoods in human settlements management and development;
Principal users are national andlocal operational settlements management and development agencies.
The applied research and training activities of Habitat have focused on improving the capacity of Governments, especially at the local level, andlow-income communities to face the challenges of human settlements management and development.
It will, on the contrary,serve a very important purpose if it can show how sustainable settlements management can give a major contribution to achieving this goal.
The Habitat Agenda commits Governments and UN-Habitat to working in partnership with youth in order to develop and enhance effective skills and provide education and training to prepare youth for current and future decision-making roles andsustainable livelihoods in human settlements management and development.
Improved and extended global knowledge, resulting from regional andnational analysis of best policies and practices in settlements management, trends in urban development and state of the cities in each region as an instrument for more informed and systematic policy-making and planning.
Since the initiation of the Habitat'straining activities in 1979, several hundred trainers, officials and professionals have improved their capacity in settlements management and development.
Efforts during the preparatory process should lay the basis for the adoption of more efficient sectoral and cross-sectoral policies andstrategies that tied human settlements management to national socio-economic models and programmes and identified the levels of investment required to set up viable and sustainable mechanisms to be applied at the national, local and community levels.
Recalling its commitment in paragraph 45(e) of the Habitat Agenda to the objective of working in partnership with youth in order to develop and enhance effective skills and provide education and training to prepare youth for current and future decision-making roles andsustainable livelihoods in human settlements management and development.
This meeting should define future policy directions of the Committee's work and address specific and concrete issues(for example such as the dismantlesdilapidation of the former public housing stock,informal settlements, management of multi-family residential buildings, etc); and take into account the results of the this year's in-depth discussion and the outcome of the ECE reform process;
Within the Settlements Management Training Programme, UNCHS(Habitat) has prepared and published in 1995 the two-volume English language manual Designing Human Settlements Training in European Countries, which was translated and published in Russian in 1996 by the Centre for Self-government Studies(SPTC) in Klaipeda, Lithuania.
Urban management 1. To foster good governance and local leadership, appropriate polices and institutional instruments ensuring participatory management; to promote best local practices in human settlements management, with emphasis on reducing poverty and ensuring equity and active involvement of women.
In the light of increasing urbanization and the key role of human settlements, particularly of urban settlements, in sustainable development from the social, economic and environmental perspectives, the Officer-in-Charge suggested a number of major directions and thrusts for the work of the Commission on Human Settlements and the secretariat, those being the improvement of the living environment, primarily through the implementation of the Global Strategy for Shelter; community development;the urban environment; and settlements management.
Part III. Country-specific reviews- as may be considered appropriate by the country concerned for inclusion in the country preparatory process for Habitat II,which may include aspects concerning settlements management with reference to decentralization and involvement of people and their organizations, poverty reduction, environmental management and disaster mitigation, relief and reconstruction.
In response to resolution 15/5 and following the recommendations of the annual Meetings of Ministers Responsible for Human Settlements in European Transition Countries, UNCHS(Habitat) has continued to support training of electedlocal government officials and management staff within the framework of its Local Leadership Training Programme and Settlements Management Training Programme.
For example, UN-Habitat and OAS collaborate on issues dealing with development cooperation, such as support to local authorities and local governance, disaster vulnerability reduction andinformation systems for improved settlements management; the International Labour Organization(ILO) collaborates with OAS most particularly through the technical cooperation project on principles and rights at work which seeks to contribute to the overall application of ILO fundamental principles and rights and to the improvement of employment and social conditions of the hemisphere's people.
The preparatory process is conceived as a capacity-building exercise by providing an opportunity for national communities to review policies and strategies and avail themselves of ad hoc instruments provided by the secretariat of the Habitat II Conference andpartner United Nations bodies and agencies both to improve settlements management and to monitor performance on a sustained basis and beyond the Conference itself.