Examples of using Integrated human development in English and their translations into Spanish
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It also contributes to more integrated human development for the family;
There needs to be a shift in policy in conflict situations from a military focus on security to one that includes integrated human development.
Consider the establishment of an integrated human development programme(Morocco);
In so doing,they emphasized the importance of education as a basic means of overcoming poverty and promoting integrated human development.
The current World Bank funded project, Integrated Human Development Project(IHDP) targets four focus islands in the central region of the Maldives.
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His Government supported the trend towards an emphasis on integrated human development.
Once more, Nicaragua is rising to the challenge involved in the task of integrated human development, cleaving to the values that in the past have given our people the strength to overcome crises and other difficult circumstances.
Mothers' Union called on governments to shift policy in conflict situations from a military focus on security to one that includes integrated human development.
Nutrition and healthy feeding workshops to facilitate learning and integrated human development in pupils, based on training in how to create bio-vegetable gardens for family consumption to allow them to generate the food products to cover their essential needs.
It was a matter of concern, however, that while they endured the consequences of structural adjustment, opened up their economies and sought to combine economic stability with democracy,they were being forced to give precedence to the settlement of earlier financial commitments over growth and integrated human development.
MDG-based models for integrated human development created and implemented through strategic partnerships and ICT-based public service, including e-governance.
Morocco also welcomed the fact that the recommendations accepted by Swaziland included two recommendations made by Morocco, inviting it to assess, in terms of the fight against HIV/AIDS and malaria, its assistance needs, and to request such assistance,in particular from WHO, and to consider establishing an integrated human development programme.
To implement policies andstrategies that promote adequate levels of funding and focus on integrated human development policies, including income generation, increased local control of resources, local institution-strengthening and capacity-building and greater involvement of non-governmental organizations and local levels of government as delivery mechanisms;
Within the framework of the peace accords signed on 29 December 1996, the Government of Guatemala has established an Agenda for Peace, comprising four strategic areas:(a) reintegration of displaced persons and demobilization andreintegration of ex-combatants;(b) integrated human development;(c) sustainable productive development; and(d) strengthening and modernization of the democratic State.
These efforts will help to further integrate human development into the socio-economic and political strategies of the Government at federal and regional levels.
In fact they have been developed from the beginning as a means to integrate human development with biodiversity conservation and sustainable use and management of natural resources.
For example, following a one-year UNDP-assisted study, a human development report forBangladesh was published and the Government sought UNDP cooperation to integrate human development concerns in the country's fifth five-year plan.
UNDP undertakes integrated human resources development missions which directly involve the ILO, UNESCO and WHO.
Advisory services on upgrading and revitalizing secondary settlements and deteriorated urban areas;and promotion of integrated human settlement development;
Ii Progress towards strengthening integrated human resources development policies as a strategy for poverty alleviation in national plans and programmes;
However, as noted earlier, genuine intersectoral policies and strategies for integrated human resource development at the national level are still emerging.
The integrated human resources development approach of UNIDO focused on linkages with educational systems and included this dimension in technical cooperation activities.
While the integrated human resource development concept has gained credibility and recognition, operational definitions have varied considerably, reducing clarity of underlying principles.
United Nations regional commissions have carried forward the integrated human resource development concept through a combination of studies and regional support for country programmes.
A major inhibiting factor in operationalizing integrated human resource development has been reluctance of bureaucratic entities(ministries, agencies) to coordinate across statutory lines of responsibility.
As the processes of United Nations agency coordination are refined andexpanded those agencies responsible for and countries requesting integrated human resource development will both be beneficiaries.
This training complements regular in-house training programmes,which are being revised to ensure increased understanding of the concept of integrated sustainable human development and how it can be put into operation.
An integrated human resource development programme in Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua targets women entrepreneurs in the food-processing industry, for which some 200 women in each country are being trained as trainers.
