Examples of using Marginalised groups in English and their translations into Spanish
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the participatory processes adapt to the language and culture of marginalised groups.
do not represent marginalised groups or minorities.
the elderly and marginalised groups.
social change that enables marginalised groups to understand and influence the power dynamics that affect their lives,
Beyond amelioration to transformation It is quite possible to meet the basic needs of poor and marginalised groups without strengthening their capacity to do so themselves,
IUCN worked with marginalised groups including local women
has proved an effective strategy for many marginalised groups, notably over a long history in India(Carr-Harris 2005),
All stakeholders, including marginalised groups, community education committees,
research questions that would contribute to a more accurate analysis of the relationship between marginalised groups and corruption.
helping investors forge partnerships with marginalised groups, and ensuring access to grievance and redress mechanisms.
focused on the education of marginalised groups, including nomads
people most affected by large-scale land deals already account as some of the most vulnerable categories, such as rural and urban marginalised groups, indigenous peoples,
this report will focus on the voices of marginalised groups, namely women,
political obstacles that keep marginalised groups from organising and mobilising to fight corruption.
The integration of the human rights perspective into this core component of the anti-corruption agenda could help to highlight the role of political financing in the promotion of gender equality and the inclusion of marginalised groups.
the official candidate, and put obstacles in the way of female candidates and marginalised groups lacking access to private financing.
indicators that can be disaggregated to see the impact on marginalised groups.
For example, for marginalised groups to be able to challenge
especially poor people and other marginalised groups, lose the opportunity to influence public policy design as a way of improving their situation
Authors such as Loic Wacquant identify imprisonment as a mechanism for controlling marginalised groups(even replacing ghettos)