Примеры использования Public works programmes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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technology transfer, microfinance and microcredit, and public works programmes should be encouraged as well.
Third, through the multiplier effect public works programmes raise the level of income in the local economy as a whole,
Taking collective responsibility through public works programmes for some of those care responsibilities would enable women to participate more fully in public life and the labour market,
However, as was demonstrated during attempts to implement public works programmes as safety nets in response to the Asian financial crisis,
The difficulties women may face to participate in public works programmes should therefore be taken into account:
Similar self-exclusion may occur where the work proposed under the public works programmes is considered too demanding physically(more suitable for men) or violates certain cultural
Design public works programmes in the social and service sectors to promote women's employment
promoting pro-employment economic policies and getting shovel-ready public works programmes that are aligned to NEPAD priorities off the ground.
in the short term it was important to maintain and, if possible, scale up the public works programmes that had already been launched.
management, public works programmes, social transfers
training programmes in largely rural food insecure contexts; public works programmes in rural Egypt(UNDP); and facilitating private job placement service and training in the West Bank UNRWA.
Develop targeted public works programmes Public works programmes such as direct employment
In Chile public works programmes employed 6 per cent of the workforce in 1976
social protection schemes and public works programmes.
Seventy per cent of all participants in public works programmes were in regions with an above-average level of unemployment.
The extremely low percentages of women who participated in the public works programmes set up in the immediate aftermath of the Asian financial crisis was also attributed to bias towards work more closely associated with male labour:
In public works programmes for instance, where a gender-blind approach may lead to the de facto exclusion of women, the specific contributions
work as"heavy" and assigned to men; and">certain tasks that are traditionally performed by women could be included in public works programmes, for instance preparing food in community kitchens
countries have also made efforts to include greater numbers of women in public works programmes or employment guarantee schemes through,
temporary price controls on some essential commodities, severance pay and retraining for retrenched public sector employees, employment through public works programmes, and appropriate unemployment insurance and pension schemes.