What does RBA stand for?

Rights-Based Approach

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Reserve Bank of Australia Residence-Based Advising (Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Cambridge, MA) Resource Based Advantage (human resources) Response-Time-Based Best-Effort Resource Allocation Results Based Accountability Retail Bakers of America (McLean, Virginia) Retailer's Bakery Association (Laurel, Maryland) Revolution in Business Affairs Richmond Baptist Association Richmond Baseball Association		Risk Based Approach Risk Based Assessment Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers (Canada) River Basin Authority (various locations) Rochester Business Alliance Role-Based Architecture (computing) Royal Bhutan Army Royal Brunei Airlines (ICAO code) Royal Society of British Artists (London, UK) Rules Based Automation

Samples in periodicals archive:

We have to get away from a punitive approach and replace it with a human rights-based approach," Nowak said of drug policies.

UN official says war on drugs has failed

A rights-based approach to water would be a very important means for civil society to hold .

Water should be basic human right: Council of Europe

Objectives By the end of this session, the participants will be able to: * explain the concept of rights, specifically sexual and reproductive health rights; * describe the human rights instruments and obligations that form the basis of these rights; * share experiences on the realities and application of the SRHR framework in the local context; * explain the importance of applying a rights framework when advocating for SRHR; * demonstrate awareness on a rights-based approach to SRHR advocacy Time 60 minutes Materials * Participant Handout B.

Session 2: Using a rights-based approach

practitioners with experience of applying a rights-based approach seek to identify its contribution to delivery and effectiveness.

Reinventing Development? Translating Rights-based Approaches from ...

IFPRI claims that a rights-based approach to ensuring adequate food is advantageous on many levels: "It introduces the well-established principles in international human rights law of nondiscrimination and equality; it supports a number of other basic human rights, such as the right to the highest attainable standard of health; and it significantly enhances human dignity and democracy.

Access to Adequate food seen as basic human right

Rights-based Approach The rights based approach is centered on the two main agents in the human rights discourse: rightsholders and duty-bearers.

Using a rights--based approach