Social Issues. 1. The Parties will engage in a dialogue on social cooperation. This shall include, but not necessarily be limited to, questions relating to the social problems of post-apartheid society, poverty alleviation, unemployment, gender equality, violence against women, children's rights, labour relations, public health, safety at work and population.
Social Issues. (a) The Company Disclosure Letter sets out a true and accurate list of peasant communities that will in the Company's reasonable opinion be affected by the mining activities of the Company and its Subsidiaries including those related to the development of the Toromocho Project (the "Peasant Communities");
Social Issues. The South East European Parties shall implement the relevant social acquis with regard to transport as set out in Annex I. The Transport Community shall reinforce and promote the social dialogue and the social dimension through the reference to the acquis in social matters, the workers’ fundamental rights and the involvement of the European Economic and Social Committee and the national and European social partners acting in the transport sector, at the appropriate level.
Social Issues. 1. The Parties will engage in a dialogue on social cooperation. This shall include, but not necessarily be limited to, questions relating to the social problems of post-apartheid society, poverty alleviation, unemployment, gender equality, violence against women, children's rights, labour relations, public health, safety at work and population. 2. The Parties consider that economic development must be accompanied by social progress. They recognise the responsibility to guarantee basic social rights, which specifically aim at the freedom of association of workers, the right to collective bargaining, the abolition of forced labour, the elimination of discrimination in respect of employment and occupation and the effective abolition of child labour. The pertinent standards of the ILO shall be the point of reference for the development of these rights.
Social Issues. 14. The Borrower and DWASA shall ensure that the civil works contractors comply with all applicable labor, health, and safety laws and regulations of Bangladesh and, in particular,
Social Issues. 31. The Borrower shall ensure that all necessary measures are taken to mitigate possible adverse social impacts and maximize the social benefits associated with the Project, including implementing the SUP, the hygiene education program, the RAP, and Resettlement Policy Framework for the Project in accordance with ADB’s Involuntary Resettlement Policy (1995) and the resettlement standards of the relevant agency of the Borrower.
Social Issues. The area / borough where most of the activities of the Graz implementation are planned to be carried out is called Andritz. Andritz is the biggest borough of the city and is situated in the Northern part of Graz. It has been developed by integrating several small villages and settlements. In 1938 it was integrated into the City of Graz, but it maintains its own structure. The old centre is now a sub-centre of Graz containing a lot of facilities (shopping facilities, farmers market, leisure time facilities etc.). Generally the citizens of this borough (in total ca. 18.000) could be classified as “conservative” and quite homogeneous. The share of migrants is low in comparison with other boroughs in Graz.
Social Issues. The existing challenges can be grouped in several categories:
Social Issues. Large shopping centres were built uptown with huge parking lots and a good network of roadways but without sufficient public transportation and bike / pedestrian connections. An opinion has become widespread that a car is a symbol of wealth. Political decisions have been taken from the perspective of car owners, because upscale people drive around in cars and bicycles do not fit with their status. Car-congested cities are full of exhaust fumes, which makes the urban environment unfriendly for users of green transport.
Social Issues. In recent years the number of cars in the town has doubled. Almost every family have one or two cars. It is a symbol of wealth. The town doesn’t have any plaza or huge, wide-scale shopping centre, so a lot of people go shopping to big cities, like Brasov, Bucuresti, Cluj Napoca and they travel by car. There are no entertainment places here, only some pubs and pizzerias, so youth is searching entertainment in other cities or in nature. Beautiful landscapes, forests are very close to the town, you can reach it from the centre of the town in 10 minutes by foot. We have a very long cold period of the year, people use cars to travel instead of walking or cycling.
