Примеры использования Drought-prone на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Others are fairly barren and drought-prone.
All drought-prone countries develop and implement drought preparedness policies by 2020.
Chronic food instability has exacerbated the plight of the poorer groups,especially in drought-prone areas.
In many developing countries,communities in drought-prone and drought-affected regions have their traditional ways of coping with drought.
Even within a country, what is applicable to a coastal region will not necessarily be applicable to hilly or drought-prone regions.
For example, vulnerable communities in the drought-prone Tonk district of Rajasthan, India, use traditional adaptation practices for drought management.
Irrigation facilitates the production of food and other crops,which could significantly improve food production in drought-prone areas.
Failed harvests have created an extremely difficult food situation in drought-prone regions of Kordofan, Darfur and many other areas of the country.
If you live in a drought-prone area, you will find that native plants have already adapted to the low-moisture conditions so won't need any extra irrigation.
The communities are adapting the management of these systems to increased climate variability affecting, in particular,the hydrological cycle in the drought-prone area.
The report warned that drought-prone areas, including Kordofan, Darfur and Red Sea Hills states, would continue to suffer from serious food deficits.
Combating drought is necessary to achieving sustainable development goals andimproving the livelihoods of millions of people living in drought-prone regions.
Nevertheless, drought-prone countries need comprehensive water-resources conservation and management strategies to help mitigate the effects of drought.
In terms of basic service provision, access to water is a particularly sensitive issue in drought-prone areas where there is competition between farmers and pastoralist communities.
In drought-prone areas it will be necessary to establish alternative livelihood projects through investment in the development of non-farm productive activities.
For the African anglophone LDCs, the participants were taken to two adaptation-related project sites in the drought-prone district of Bugesera, in the Eastern Province of Rwanda.
To this end, seven drought-prone districts in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana were involved in a successful pilot project, whose model is now ready to be applied to other agro- climatic zones.
The Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, issued in 2007,stated that the world has indeed been more drought-prone during the past 25 years.
The drought mechanism aims to enable drought-prone countries to establish or strengthen their systems for effective and collaborative drought monitoring and early warning.
Estimates reported at the workshop indicate that one third of the African people live in drought-prone areas and that 220 million are exposed to drought every year.
Those technologies are used for the irrigation of high-value crops such as fruits or nut trees, grapes, sugar cane, flowers and vegetables andcould be used in other drought-prone countries.
Records show that inthe worst crop year, up to fifteen million people in the drought-prone areas of the country could face food shortages, which are either chronic or transitory in nature.
To support and facilitate the extension and operationalization of the Regional Cooperative Mechanism for Drought Monitoring andEarly Warning in drought-prone countries in the region;
A food security programme had been implemented in drought-prone areas in conjunction with household asset building and safety-net programmes, which had benefited over 7 million people.
Biotechnology developments could significantly contributeto increasing agricultural production, especially in drought-prone areas, and to improving the micronutrient status of major crops.
The use of space technology yields information that can assist in monitoring cereal production and providing early warning of trends in food availability,particularly in drought-prone areas.
Investments in crop research should be increased for drought-prone areas leading to higher, more secure yields while maintaining environmental and economic viability.
These activities include, by way of example, GIS training andnetworking conducted by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research(UNITAR) in the drought-prone areas of Africa.
Concerned by the recurrent drought,which still affects millions owing to the serious crop failures in drought-prone parts of the country and the pastoralist areas that have weak infrastructures and low development capacities.
For example, in drought-prone regions, individuals might“adapt” by using more water for irrigation or by drilling their own wells, which can however only aggravate the situation by reducing overall water availability.