在 英语 中使用 In indigenous communities 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Along the same lines, measures relating to land reform in indigenous communities must address women' s right to own and inherit land and property.
The Committee notes that, in indigenous communities, the health of the individual is often linked to the health of the society as a whole and has a collective dimension.
UNICEF activities for capacity-building in indigenous communities take place at the national and local level.
Computer centres have also been established in indigenous communities, benefiting more than 600 students at the primary and secondary levels.
One of the legacies of these processes can be seen today in the cohort of disconnected youth in indigenous communities and multiple levels of social dysfunction.
In indigenous communities, this right can only be fulfilled if health services take into account indigenous cultures and if discrimination towards indigenous people is eliminated.
Coffee production for export has been taking place in indigenous communities in Guatemala since the late nineteenth century.
In indigenous communities where mining activity exists, women and girls are more at risk of violence and health-related problems.
In indigenous communities, mechanisms giving indigenous peoples the option to control and manage their own water and sanitation systems must be provided.
Diet-related maladies such as obesity and diabetes are elevated in indigenous communities, with diabetes rates in some communities as high as 85 per cent.
Norway believed that enterprises must consult and engage with men and women in indigenous communities affected by their operations.
The Foundation has utilized financial resources to plan, fund and implement programmes in indigenous communities that are consistent with the Millennium Development Goals.
It emphasized the large number of people, particularly in indigenous communities, still living in poverty, with poor education and health facilities.
Inclusive engagement in indigenous communities that brings a stronger sense of ownership and leadership to women in order to achieve desired goals was also stressed.
Nevertheless, there are still many traditional decision-making systems that are intact and active, and operate in parallel to hybrid governance systems in indigenous communities.
To this end, it has established and coordinated strategies and activities for a comprehensive approach to the problem of gender violence in indigenous communities.