Примеры использования Cyclones and floods на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Measures taken following cyclones and floods in Madagascar.
Earthquakes, cyclones and floods have underscored the importance of ICTs for emergency response.
There is an October-March rainy season, and cyclones and floods are normal annual occurrences.
For example, some lower-income countries had made dramatic strides in reducing mortality risk from tropical cyclones and floods.
Measures taken following the cyclones and floods that have affected Madagascar.
The report noted that this will very likely increase the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events such as droughts, cyclones and floods.
Measures to be taken following the cyclones and floods that have affected Madagascar.
Changes in the climate are expected to lead to increased incidences of extreme weather events like droughts, heat waves,storms, cyclones and floods.
Measures taken following the cyclones and floods that have affected Madagascar.
Designing effective mechanisms to reduce the impact and to mitigate the effects of natural disasters, such as droughts,earthquakes, cyclones and floods;
Report of the Secretary-General on measures taken following the cyclones and floods that have affected Madagascar(A/50/292-E/1995/115);
At the 40th meeting, on 21 July, the representative of Egypt, on behalf of the African States, introduced a draft resolution(E/1994/L.23)entitled"Measures to be taken following the cyclones and floods that have affected Madagascar.
Furthermore, certain natural disasters,such as storms, cyclones and floods, may be normal conditions at a particular time of the year at the project site.
Recalling General Assembly resolution 48/234 of 14 February 1994 on emergency assistance to Madagascar and its own resolution 1994/36 of 29 July 1994 concerning the measures to be taken following the cyclones and floods that had affected Madagascar.
But behind this series of images of cyclones and floods, also of political instability, you can feel the land of amazingly beautiful and lush nature, which has a rich history and offers visitors a lot of interesting places.
Report of the Secretary-General on measures to be taken following the cyclones and floods that have affected Madagascar.
San Marino welcomes the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) report entitled"Reducing disaster risk: a challenge for development", identifying the vulnerability of countries to three key natural hazards: earthquakes,tropical cyclones and floods.
For a majority of us, natural disasters in the form of hurricanes, cyclones and floods are a seasonal fact of life.
Recalling General Assembly resolution 48/234 of 14 February 1994 on emergency assistance to Madagascar,in which appeals were made to the international community to assist the Government of Madagascar in bringing to a successful conclusion the recovery efforts made following the cyclones and floods which have struck Madagascar.
There are various obstacles to economic growth,which also include natural phenomena, frequent cyclones and floods, also inefficiencies in public policy, port infrastructure management, and the use of such energy resources as, for example, natural gas.
These include earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis, extreme weather or ocean-related events such as prolonged drought or cold periods,tropical cyclones and floods, the El Niño/La Niña Southern Oscillation and extreme tidal events.
It introduced a global disaster risk index, which measures the relative vulnerability of countries to earthquakes,tropical cyclones and floods, and identified development factors, including good governance, that contribute to increased risk levels, as well as policy options to address these risks.
The report introduced a global Disaster Risk Index, which measures the relative vulnerability of countries to three key natural hazards-- earthquakes,tropical cyclones and floods-- and identifies development factors that contribute to increased risk levels.
Noting that disasters are first and foremost a major threat to development, and that recent hurricanes, cyclones and floods in several SIDS have wiped out years of development efforts, disaster risk reduction managementand targets were urged for the sustainable development of SIDS.
Microfinance institutions were also instrumental in providing assistance following Hurricane Mitch in Nicaragua and Honduras, several cyclones and floods in Bangladesh, typhoon Ketsana in the Philippinesand the 2008 earthquake in China.
In addition, UNDP has begun the development of a global disaster risk index, which measures the relative vulnerability of countries to three key natural hazards(earthquakes,tropical cyclones and floods), identifies development factors that contribute to increased risk levelsand demonstrates how countries with similar levels of exposure to natural hazards often experience widely differing impacts.
This information is now available through the global Disaster Risk Index, which measures the relative vulnerability of countries to three key natural hazards(earthquakes,tropical cyclones and floods) and identifies development factors that contribute to increased risk levels.
Examples of communities that are taking risk seriously include: Dhaka, a city of 14 million people,where aggressive mitigation programmes are helping to reduce the risk of earthquakes, cyclones and floods; Karlstaad, Sweden, which has operative, technical and planning measures in place to meet the threat of floods and minimize damage; and Aleppo, the Syrian Arab Republic, which has carried out risk assessments and classified by intensity those areas most at risk.
Invites all countries to defend individuals from physical injuries and traumas, protect property and contribute to ensuring progress and stability, generally recognizing that each country bears the primary responsibility for protecting its own people, infrastructure and other national assets from the impact of natural disasters, cyclones and floods, and accepting at the same time that, in the context of increasing global interdependence, concerted international cooperation and an enabling international environment are vital for the success of these national efforts;
The annual average losses from earthquakes, tsunamis,tropical cyclones and flooding amount to hundreds of billions of dollars, requiring an investment of US$6 billion annually in disaster risk management alone.