Examples of using To marginalized groups in English and their translations into Arabic
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They not only provide productive employment opportunities to marginalized groups-- including women, youth, persons with disabilities, older persons and indigenous peoples-- but also make a valuable contribution through the technical assistance programmes of their human resources development component.
In the undertaking of adaptation projects, human rights standards and obligations would therefore call for the consultation and participation of concerned communities, gender-sensitive project designs, the recognition of local knowledge for special attention to be paid to marginalized groups and those who face discrimination and exclusion.
concluded that some of them, especially as they related to marginalized groups, could not be achieved by government efforts alone.
It refers to bringing all persons to a level playing field and progressively working to improve the quality and levels of service accessible to marginalized groups that are usually left behind, including migrants.
The new strategic plan, 2014-2017, calls for strengthening those linkages by promoting the delivery of an integrated package of services and scaling up the outreach to marginalized groups of women, girls, young people, and key populations.
(e) Taking appropriate measures to publicly encourage and promote the importance of equal political participation of all citizens, in particular women, persons belonging to marginalized groups or to minorities, and persons in vulnerable situations;
(c) Time frame and coverage of policy on eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices, with particular attention paid to marginalized groups, including migrants, and on empowering such groups in the social, political and economic fields;
Ensure the right to adequate food, including access to food, in a non-discriminatory manner, paying special attention to marginalized groups in its public distribution, in accordance with its international human rights obligations(Finland);
Activities include small-scale labour-intensive public works, targeted schemes to support the employment of individuals belonging to marginalized groups and wage subsidy schemes for encouraging small- and medium-sized enterprises to hire job-seeking youth.
This is especially the case among girls belonging to marginalized groups-- for example,
BICE noted that the most vulnerable children, including orphans, children belonging to marginalized groups, such as Dalits, refugee children, children in remote villages, internally displaced children and street children were also most exposed to trafficking.
Recognizes that women, persons belonging to marginalized groups or minorities, and persons in vulnerable situations are among those who are most affected by discrimination in participation in political and public affairs;
net of exploitation and abuse likewise poses a serious threat to children who may not belong to marginalized groups.
Those can take the form of subsidies or grants to education and can either be offered on a universal basis or, more commonly, targeted to marginalized groups within the education system(including girls, children with disabilities and indigenous peoples).
One of the main challenges in achieving the Millennium Development Goals and the Education for All goals, in particular with respect to marginalized groups, is the acute shortage of qualified teachers.
(d) Taking proactive measures to eliminate all barriers in law and in practice that prevent or hinder citizens, in particular women, persons belonging to marginalized groups or minorities, and persons in vulnerable situations, from fully and effectively participating in political and public affairs;
Projects such as Enterprise Mongolia and urban poverty pilot programmes were designed to improve outreach to marginalized groups by facilitating policy dialogue between local authorities and citizens and building the capacity of local communities.
The Board advocates a broader approach that would go beyond training of the formal sectors to develop proactive strategies to reach out to marginalized groups and to involve civil society in providing" checks and balances".
(e) Taking appropriate measures to encourage publicly and promote the importance of participation of all citizens in political and public affairs, in particular women, persons belonging to marginalized groups or to minorities, and persons in vulnerable situations, including by engaging them in designing, evaluating and reviewing policies on participation in political and public affairs;
Programmes have been set up to provide assistance and services to street children, support parents and develop their parental skills, and legislation has been created aimed at prohibiting discrimination against children belonging to marginalized groups, including children with disabilities, children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, indigenous children and children belonging to national, ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities.