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And I think that the gathering in Baku, the 7th Global Forum, will address these issues and will contribute to the cause of solidarity, peace, mutual understanding and partnership. (...) It is getting more and more supporters, it is becoming a global initiative, which contributes to the cause of solidarity, mutual understanding and intercultural dialogue. (...) And all the responsible politicians should contribute to these positive dynamics. A/HRC/32/G/20 4 GE.16-12663 As I said, Azerbaijan is a relatively young country as an independent state.

Whilst UPDF has improved its response to security needs, the lack of regular payment of LDUs appears to contribute to abuses, including by militia units referred to as the “Arrow Boys” in Teso and “Amuka” in Lango. (...) The practice of bride price is a major factor contributing to raiding cattle. Courtship is sometimes associated with rape of the potential bride. (...) Current approaches focusing on fidelity, abstinence and condom use do not address the ways in which domestic violence inhibits women’s control over sexual matters in marriage, minimize the complex causal factor of violence, assume that women have equal decision-making power and status within their intimate relationships and at times do not reflect the reality of social and sexual behaviour of society. 40.

While the emphasis in capacity-building and know-how should be on strengthening the knowledge of actors involved in the process of implementing the Convention, the key factor for success is finding committed individuals who accept the challenge of becoming environmental entrepreneurs. (...) Such measures, which demand effective action in the social, economic, environmental and financial fields, should promote development and contribute to the preservation, and especially to the sustainable use, of natural resources. (...) Canada would like to see the declaration contribute to reinforcing and invigorating mechanisms within the Convention.

A variety of factors contribute to this deficit: the traditionally low status of primary health-care workers within the health sector; the fact that general practitioners receive less pay than specialists; and the absence of family medicine as a medical specialty in Tajikistan until only recently.17 13. (...) Small salaries also contribute to the poor quality of health services, often resulting in medical negligence, which is a critical concern throughout Tajikistan and contributes to a lack of public trust in the health system and the medical profession in general. Many health-care workers are poorly trained, and qualified professionals often choose to work abroad, attracted by higher wages and better working conditions, which contributes to a high turnover rates throughout the medical profession.

Apart from perinatal conditions, diarrhoeal diseases and pneumonia are the main causes of child mortality, and malnutrition is a major contributing factor.17 Furthermore, unsafe water has other profound effects on people’s health and, as a result, on their capacity to attend school, work or otherwise participate in society. (...) Composting toilets reduce water demand significantly, and contribute to protecting precious water sources from being contaminated by wastewater. (...) The widespread practice of open defecation also contributes to the spread of disease by increasing the risk of direct contact with human excretions.

Submissions from relevant organizations FCCC/SBSTA/2007/MISC.23 Work that could contribute to the improved understanding of current and historical climate, and its impacts. Submissions from the World Meteorological Organization and its member States and other relevant organizations FCCC/SBSTA/2007/MISC.24 Ways to contribute to climate modelling, scenarios and downscaling. (...) Asimismo, subrayó la importancia de proporcionar acceso a través de la interfaz a los datos de actividad, los factores de emisión implícitos notificados a la secretaría y los datos sobre la población y el producto interno bruto (PIB) y pidió a la secretaría que, antes de su 28º período de sesiones, desarrollara las funciones de la interfaz para acceder a esos datos.

Naciones Unidas A/HRC/46/NI/14 Asamblea General Distr. general 1 de marzo de 2021 Español Original: inglés A/HRC/46/NI/14 2 GE.21-02811 Annual interactive debate on the rights of persons with disabilities Theme: Participation in sport under article 30 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities The GANHRI Working Group on Rights of Persons with Disabilities thanks you for the opportunity to contribute to this interactive debate on the rights of persons with disabilities and participation in sport. (...) Persons with disabilities people must be able to contribute to, and benefit from, these core pillars of social and cultural life.

GE.17-14668 (S)  Comité de Examen de la Aplicación de la Convención 16ª reunión Ordos (China), 7 a 13 de septiembre de 2017 Tema 2 e) del programa

We state that the work of the V Baku International Humanitarian Forum was extremely fruitful and, undoubtedly, made a worthy contribution to the expansion and further development of international humanitarian cooperation; We think that investment in human capital alone is the most important prerequisite in finding effective responses to contemporary challenges, just as it contributes to the improvement of managerial, production, scientific and information and communication technology directed at improving quality of life; We note that the Baku International Multiculturalism Centre, founded on the initiative of the Republic of Azerbaijan, makes an important contribution to the development of the theory and practice of multiculturalism; We attest that significant success has been achieved in Azerbaijan in maintaining and increasing human capital overall, and also amongst such vulnerable groups of the population as refugees and forced migrants, for the effective use of this factor in achieving the goals of sustainable development; We acknowledge that the key humanitarian components of sustainable development are the development of human capital through the integration of cutting edge knowledge and skills, including interdisciplinary ones, in a programme of continuing education and also the expansion of cooperation in this field; A/HRC/34/G/1 4 GE.16-20352 We note the ever-growing role of information technology and the mass media in achieving the goals of organizing effective inter-civilizational, intercultural and interfaith dialogue; We pay special attention to the need to shape ideas of ecological civilization and encourage different movements in support of the introduction of rational models of consumption and production, an attitude of care towards natural resources and awareness of the need to take action on climate change; We understand the importance of a comprehensive exchange of views in interdisciplinary areas among different representatives of the scientific community, including among scholars from the natural and humanitarian sciences, and highly appreciate their efforts in the sphere of the convergence of modern and traditional technology to ensure appropriate responses to the challenges of the 21st century; We call on all international and national structures specializing in humanitarian cooperation to hold regular forums, conferences and round tables aimed at fostering an atmosphere of tolerance and mutual respect and at meeting contemporary global and local challenges; We note the need for this kind of forum to be held once in two years and express our deep gratitude to the President and government of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the Heydar Aliyev Foundation and all the organizers of the V Baku International Humanitarian Forum for creating the conditions for a productive exchange of opinions and elaboration of a common vision of the problem; We consider necessary the adoption of this declaration and its use in reinforcing cooperation in the humanitarian sphere.

Los sistemas de tenencia de la tierra en muchos países siguen siendo un factor que limita el acceso a la tierra y la seguridad de tenencia. (...) In Mexico, for instance, the migratory pull factor of better wages is increasingly supplemented by the push of desertification linked to unbearable pressures on the land, particularly in states like Oaxaca whose rural districts have among the highest birth rates in Mexico1. (...) Since the 1930s the regions population has increased by a factor of six, but these innovations have increased output tenfold (although at the cost of crowding out many rare indigenous species).