Traduction de «birth promotion policy » (Anglais → Français) :

pro-natalist policy [ pronatalist policy | birth promotion policy ]

health promotion policy

promotion policy

Interdepartmental Committee on Trade Promotion Policy and Resources

birth policy

peace promotion (1) | promotion of peace (2) | peace policy (3) | peace-keeping (4) | Peace Support (5)

promote adherence to health and safety legislation | stimulate health and safety policies in health services | encourage health and safety policies in health services | promote health and safety policies in health services

research policy [ promotion of research | scientific policy | technological policy | Science policy(ECLAS) | scientific policy(GEMET) ]

establish cultural policies | evaluate cultural policies | develop cultural policies | promote artistic policies

advocate employment policy | stimulate recruitment policy | advocate recruitment policy | promote employment policy

| 3.4.1. Attract more people into employment and modernise social protection systems While the issue of low birth rates in Europe should be properly addressed as part of a long-term policy, raising employment levels is the strongest means of generating growth and promoting socially inclusive economies.

The following policy priorities, expressed in a series of principles and guidelines without specific targets, define Italy's social agenda for the three-year period 2003-2005: to favour the family and to increase the national birth rate; to provide better services to disabled people; to fight against extreme poverty; to accelerate the development of the South through the launch of ESF-supported "territorially integrated plans"; to promote equal opportunities ...[+++] between men and women; and to prevent drug addiction and dependency.

45. Points out that pluralism, non-discrimination and tolerance are among the founding values of the Union, in accordance with Article 2 TEU; considers that only policies designed to promote both formal and substantive equality and to combat all forms of bias and discrimination can promote a cohesive society by breaking down all forms of prejudice which harm social integration; deplores the fact that even today in the EU there are still cases of discrimination, marginalisation and even violence and abuse based, in particular, on gender, race, colour, ethnic or social origin, genetic features, language, religion or personal beliefs, pol ...[+++]itical or any other opinion, membership of a national minority, property, birth, disability, age or sexual orientation;

combating trafficking of and all forms of violence against and abuse of children and all forms of child labour, combating child marriage, and promotion of policies taking into consideration the particular vulnerability and potential of children and young people, protection of their rights, including registration at birth, and interests, education, health and livelihoods, starting with participation and empowerment.