Examples of using Self-determined development in English and their translations into Spanish
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Self-determined development.
With its new approaches,NEPAD opens up great opportunities for self-determined development.
The goal is the self-determined development of the indigenous communities.
There is a need to document and record the diversity of indigenous peoples' concepts of self-determined development.
We work for the self-determined development and rights of Indigenous Peoples.
It also produced a publication on sustaining andenhancing indigenous peoples' self-determined development;
The Indigenous Peoples' Assistance Facility:contributing to self-determined development of indigenous peoples' communities at the grass-roots level.
The special session of the World Congress recommended guaranteeing the right of indigenous peoples to communication for self-determined development.
On the other hand, the standards aim to ensure respect for their right to define and pursue their self-determined development paths in order to safeguard their cultural integrity and strengthen their potential for sustainable development. .
We hold not only rights to our lands, territories and resources but also to self-determination of our ways of life,including self-determined development.
The cases focused on the rights to land, territory and natural resources,consultation, self-determined development, identity, freedom of expression and communication, intercultural bilingual education, non-discrimination and free access to sacred places.
Carry out gender-sensitive participatory community mapping and community-based monitoring relevant to land tenure,land use and self-determined development.
Our rights to self determination,to our own governance and own self-determined development, our inherent rights to our lands, territories and resources are increasingly and alarmingly under attack by the collaboration of governments and transnational corporations.
The UNDP human rights policy recognizes the rights of distinct peoples living in distinct regions to self-determined development and control of ancestral lands.
In terms of furthering the discourse andpractice on holistic self-determined development for indigenous peoples, there should be more dialogues between indigenous peoples and between them and intergovernmental and governmental bodies so as to further refine concepts and reach agreements on how recommendations can be implemented.
The convening capacity of the Forum to bring all relevant actors is crucial in the search for justice,human rights and self-determined development for indigenous peoples all over the world.
Furthermore, there is a need for specific indicators that capture essential aspects of self-determined development, such as status and trends in the development and use of indigenous languages, security of tenure with regard to lands, territories and resources and the recognition of indigenous customary law and autonomous governance institutions.
Our project has highlighted numerous ways Indigenous Peoples can strengthen their position in negotiations, andthe likelihood of outcomes that are in tune with their rights and aspirations toward self-determined development.
That comprehensive publication also highlights the fact that the right to communications for self-determined development must be guaranteed, in particular to indigenous peoples.
For its part, the right to self-determination in the context of economic, social and cultural rights is intended to combat historical assimilation and ensure that indigenous peoples can maintain their cultural integrity andpursue their own aspirations for self-determined development.
With reference to the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples,they explained that for indigenous peoples the notion of self-determined development was central to pursuing the future aspirations of their communities.
While agencies focus on different dimensions and involve indigenous peoples to various degrees,FAO is known for its experience in supporting specifically indigenous peoples' communication for development as a strategic element to support sustainable livelihoods and self-determined development.
Additional specific indicators and related data-gathering processes should be developed to monitor essential aspects of indigenous peoples' self-determined development, such as security of tenure with regard to lands, territories and natural resources;
The increased interest in land as an economic asset by corporations, funds, local elites and governments denies land and land-related resources for local communities, destroys livelihoods, disrupts communities, andreduces the political space for peasant-oriented agricultural policies and self-determined development.
Take immediate and concrete actions to uphold forest peoples' rights at all levels including the right to land, territories and resources,the right to self-determined development and to continue to own, control and manage their customary lands according to their knowledge and livelihoods.
The formulation, implementation and monitoring of the proposed Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs) afforded the international community a unique opportunity to address persistent discrimination against indigenous peoples with regard to access to and adequacy of development assistance andto address indigenous peoples' aspirations for self-determined development and equality in development outcomes.
Representatives of indigenous peoples' organizations who participated in the two regional workshops on IFAD's Indigenous Peoples' Assistance Facility:supporting self-determined development of indigenous communities in Asia and Latin America discussed climate change and indigenous peoples during focused working groups.
The strengthened engagement of IFAD with indigenous peoples in recent years has been founded on three main pillars:(a) advocacy role at the international level;(b) development of the IFAD Policy on Engagement with Indigenous Peoples, based on the Fund's best practices in its loans and grants programmes;and(c) microgrants in support of self-determined development of indigenous peoples' communities at the grass-roots level.
There is a need to reiterate key recommendations in the report of the consultation workshop and dialogue on indigenous peoples' self-determined development or development with identity, held from 14 to 17 March 2008 in Italy, which relates to self-determined development see E/C.19/2008/CRP.11.
Complementary to the challenge of ensuring substantial equality for indigenous people with regard to common socioeconomic indicators is the need to ensure equality for indigenous peoples with regard to their rights to develop priorities and strategies for their self-determined development, as enshrined in the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples(article 23) and ILO Convention No. 169 article 71.