Examples of using Groups at risk in English and their translations into Russian
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The pattern is the same among both target groups, with a general tendency towards fewer activities targeting groups at risk.
indicated prevention might be better suited to target groups at risk.
To estimate the prevalence of risk factors and to identify groups at risk for NCDs in the population.
Also, a lot has been done in raising awareness of persons working with groups at risk.
in suicidal crisis and to take measures to prevent suicide among groups at risk.
particularly for individuals and groups at risk within those countries.
Interventions focusing on special populations are important not only to reduce drug abuse among groups at risk, but also to improve their health
Finally, public education is a major resource in changing the attitudes of the public in general, groups at risk or victims of particular crimes about the kinds of services available to them.
supporting of the job creation for the groups at risk; involving particularly young Roma in voluntary work
spread the phenomenon, groups at risk and places where it occurred.
Groups at risk include: children younger than 2 years of age,
appropriate HIV prevention programmes: tailoring programmes to groups at risk and operationalizing strategies for bringing about changes in risky attitudes and behaviour.
Drugs are used less frequently by street children than by other groups at risk: only nine child drug users were counted 6.7 per cent in Dushanbe and 8.3 per cent in Khujand.
Many Governments have initiated special programmes targeting groups at risk, in particular drug-injecting abusers, in order to limit their exposure to infectious
tools pertaining to the role of local authorities in the prevention of crime through the development of specific measures targeting groups at risk, in particular children and youth;
Individuals not belonging to groups at risk and presenting with ILI
The tendency for institutions designed to care for individuals and groups at risk- and the people who work in them- to become bureaucratized,
participatory approaches especially targeting youth and other groups at risk was emphasized, as was the need to base programmes on accurate assessments of the drug abuse situation.
tools pertaining to the role of local authorities in the prevention of crime through the development of specific measures targeting groups at risk, in particular children and youth.
To improve the nutritional status of groups at risk, by providing nutritional aid to vulnerable population groups through in-kind contributions and to prevent micro-nutrient deficiencies by