Sentences with phrase «duty bearers»
The phrase "duty bearers" refers to individuals, groups, or organizations who have a responsibility to fulfill a certain duty or obligation. They are expected to take action or provide support to ensure that rights are protected or tasks are carried out effectively. Full definition
Meanwhile, Citi FM's #StopGalamseyNow campaign team in the Eastern Region toured some mining sites at Bunso, Osino, Kwabeng, Anyinam and Kyebi last week and shared fliers and t - shirts to residents while engaging some illegal miners as well duty bearers on how to curb the menace in the region.
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One of our roles is to remind Member States, that as primary duty bearers, they have an obligation to protect health and ensure — through appropriate legislation — that «marketing and advertising do not have adverse impacts on children's rights.»
According to the coalition, there are a number of instances where duty bearers accept bribe and fail to discharge their duties as expected of them thus giving room for the illegality to thrive.
He eulogized the forbearers of circular education in the region, and implored the current duty bearers in the education sector to double their efforts.
He entreated duty bearers to have clear vision so that they could mobilise the citizenry to support it to flourish.
Mr Yaw Owusu Sekyere, a Youth Development Advocate and Executive Director of Conservation Foundation, asked duty bearers to create an enabling environment for the youth to tap into the opportunities available in order to minimise youth unemployment.
Ambassador Robert P. Jackson explained that, he visited the Northern and Upper East Regions to interact with chiefs, duty bearers, inspect USAID funded projects, and inaugurate some completed CHPS compounds.
Efforts by several advocacy groups to put pressure on the duty bearers to have the bill passed have also not yielded any positive results.