Examples of using Mainstream development in English and their translations into Spanish
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Into mainstream development activities.
Ensuring the appropriate involvement of women in mainstream development activities.
Mainstream development programmes for youth rarely include young men and women with disabilities.
Socially vulnerable groups need to be more fully included in the mainstream development process.
The trend is further reinforced by the mainstream development strategy that aims to reduce the role of the State.
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As a result,least developed countries have been further marginalized in the mainstream development process.
Within mainstream development frameworks, disability has been authenticated as a cross-cutting development issue.
Limited attention has been given to projects for integrating the older persons into mainstream development.
The shortcomings of NBSAPs in influencing mainstream development are largely attributable to weaknesses in the process of their development. .
Serve as a catalyst to ensure the appropriate involvement of women in mainstream development activities.
Mainstream development research and policy has to date also given more attention to other categories of excluded groups e.g., children, older persons, persons with disabilities.
The National Youth Policy facilitates the participation of young people in the mainstream development process of the country.
While mainstream development has traditionally entailed the large-scale exploitation of natural resources, indigenous peoples have developed sustainable relationships with their natural surroundings.
The third result area related to supporting the capacity of gender equality advocates to influence mainstream development.
As a result, mainstream development policies and programmes fail to build on an amazing wealth of human experience, made up of informal rules of solidarity, emotional bonds and social ties.
The Royal Government recognises the need to further formulate appropriate strategies sensitive to women's needs within the mainstream development process.
Early planning reduces the lead time before mainstream development institutions can come on line, and reduces the risk of missing the brief opportunity in which recovery efforts must take hold.
The elimination of such discriminatory attitudes requires the creation of aclimate of acceptance so that the elderly can be integrated into mainstream development.
The example of coffee production demonstrates the problems of indigenous peoples with the mainstream development model and with the globalization of the market economy.
Civil society engagement with mainstream development institutions has increased substantially in recent years, and this has been particularly apparent in relation to the United Nations summits and conferences on global development issues since the early 1990s.
The changing development landscape offers a significant opportunity for including disability in the mainstream development agenda.
The increasing engagement of activist civil society with mainstream development institutions has been apparent in relation to the United Nations summits, which have provided civil society organizations(CSOs) with new advocacy forums.
The Doha round of multilateral trade negotiations launched in November 2001 offers a unique opportunity to mainstream development into the multilateral trading system.
The legislation was developed with the aim of promoting the integration of persons with disabilities into mainstream development programs/activities to ensure the protection and promotion of their rights and prohibition of abuse, neglect and discrimination.
Accessibility, although it is central as both a means andgoal to inclusive development, has yet to be embraced and concretized in mainstream development policy and programming.
The terms of the discourse around diaspora/migrant engagement in development activities are at present mainly defined by mainstream development practitioners.
The global economic crisis has heightened the need to develop andstrengthen measures that ensure the inclusion of vulnerable groups in the mainstream development framework.
A formidable challenge remains in respect of mobilizing resources to support early recovery programmes against competing demands for resource requirements relevant to mainstream development programming.
WFP projects seek to enable the hungry poor to reach a level of subsistence at which they can sustain themselves andthus participate effectively in mainstream development programmes.
This definition held the potential to provide morally ambiguous justification for imperialist behavior andcan be connected to colonial discourse and mainstream development theories.
