Примеры использования Disaster-affected на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Reintegration of war and disaster-affected populations.
With UNOPS support more than 243 kilometres of roads were constructed or rehabilitated in disaster-affected areas.
It also reasserts the right of disaster-affected populations to life with dignity.
We will continue to provide such assistance in order tohelp rebuild disaster-affected areas.
In 25 conflict- and disaster-affected countries, socioeconomic infrastructure rehabilitation benefitted 3.1 million people.
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To facilitate the rehabilitation of disaster-affected areas;
Iv Excursions(which will include disaster-affected areas) will be organized for Conference participants and their spouses from 18 to 20 March;
An early focus on specifically vulnerable categories of the disaster-affected population is required.
Locally, in most disaster-affected countries the private sector does become involved in assisting those affected by natural disasters.
The improved CERF would not cover the rehabilitation and reconstruction needs of disaster-affected countries.
Currently, the electricity supply of the disaster-affected areas of Tver, Kostroma, Yaroslavl and Smolensk regions has been completely restored.
The Government of Japan has been utilizing all of its resources to restore and reconstruct the disaster-affected areas.
Drawing on local skills, expertise andmaterials that exist in disaster-affected countries may result in a more effective response.
The following recommendation would contribute to enhancing the effectiveness of future relief operations for the disaster-affected population.
Beyond creating effective institutions andeffectively managing resources, disaster-affected countries would be Managing National Budgets and Multi-Donor Trust Funds.
The development of mobile ortransportable satellite terminals would allow rapid deployment of emergency communications systems in disaster-affected areas.
One way to do this is by learning how to communicate better with disaster-affected populations, which would lead to an improved understanding of the operating context.
The IFRC Guidelines state that"[a]ssisting actors andtheir personnel should[…] respect the human dignity of disaster-affected persons at all times.
The Communicating with Disaster-Affected Communities initiative brought together partners and experts in a collective effort to improve twoway communication between the humanitarian community and affected populations.
Emphasizes that parliaments can play an important role in mobilizing national resources for reconstruction anddevelopment efforts in disaster-affected areas;
Indeed, the continued protracted negotiations between the disaster-affected States and other States concerned over transiting and deployment of military air operations, including landing authorization, negatively affected the relief efforts.
Module 5: Implementation Arrangements and Recovery Management Recovery programs mustbe quickly implemented and visibly improve the lives of disaster-affected populations.
This points to the need for strengthened protection mechanisms for disaster-affected populations, as well as improved coordination between humanitarian and development actors to reduce the potentially negative impact of longer-term migration trends.
Member States should provide the necessary resources to facilitate rapid response by local authorities andhumanitarian agencies in disaster-affected areas.
The General Assembly, on the basis of a report by the Secretary-General, should adopt a capacity-building policy to assist disaster-affected countries in developing national disaster insurance schemes, taking into account pioneering work initiated by the IDB, IFAD, PAHO, UNDP, WFP and WHO.
However, the issues and options related to them are of little relevance unless recovery programs are implemented quickly, andvisibly improve the lives of disaster-affected populations.
Encourages the sharing of lessons learnedby tsunami-affected countries and other relevant stakeholders with other disaster-affected and disaster-prone countries, including on how prevention, risk reduction and humanitarian assistance measures could be improved in the future;
Activities(such as rescue and medical care) undertaken by disaster relief andinitial recovery personnel to assist disaster-affected communities.
Secondly, it should conduct in-depth studies and make guiding recommendations on ways to help disaster-affected countries enhance their disaster response capacity.
The General Assembly in its resolution 46/182 conferred on the United Nations a central and unique role in providing leadership andcoordinating the efforts of the international community to support disaster-affected countries.