Примеры использования Farmers and herders на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In the Dar Sila region,tensions between farmers and herders are common at the end of the rainy season.
There had been a loss of underground water which was now affecting indigenous farmers and herders.
The perception of farmers and herders is that rainfall has become less predictableand more extreme.
At present, much of the world's animal genetic diversity is maintained by farmers and herders in developing countries.
Children of Tibetan farmers and herders receive basic education under the"Three Guarantees" policy guaranteed food, housing, and school fees.
Drought-tolerant varieties of cereals, legumes and feed have been selected and used by farmers and herders.
Farmers and herders face mounting challenges as water becomes scarcer, land more degraded and eroded, and soils more fragile.
They in fact had the benefit of an entire military arsenal and the collaboration of the Virunga Farmers and Herders Association MAGRIVI.
The Danubians were Andonites, farmers and herders who had entered Europe through the Balkan peninsulaand were moving slowly northward by way of the Danube valley.
Closer collaboration was needed between forest and agriculture institutions,including support for farmers and herders.
Lasting solutions to the sporadic ethnic conflicts between farmers and herders and the impact of the measures taken to avert their resurgence CERD/C/BFA/12-19, paras. 47 to 49.
The denial of water is used to trigger displacement, particularly in areas slated for settlement expansion,especially since these communities are mostly farmers and herders who depend on water for their livelihoods.
The Government further expresses its concern over the recent increase in cases of Syrian farmers and herders, including children, abducted by Israel from the Syrian side of the ceasefire line in the occupied Syrian Golan.
This strong focus on participation is based on the recognition that successful implementation can take place only through the empowerment of communities, including women,at the local level, working with local land managers and farmers and herders.
Jordan suffered losses of more than 40per cent of red meat and milk, and small farmers and herders were most seriously affected.
A cumulative total of 1.74 million farmers and herders, or 75 per cent of the overall farmer and herder population, have moved into safe and practical housing; 1.888 million of them now have access to electricity and 1.809 million to safe drinking water.
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO) has reached 55,000 small-scale farmers and herders since January 2013 with emergency support programmes.
When farmers and herders lose control or long-term security over the land they use, the incentives for maintaining and improving land productivity are lost since they would in all likelihood not be able to reap the future rewards of such investments.
In Tibet, where standards of health care for pregnant women among the region's farmers and herders have risen significantly over a short period of time, maternal mortality dropped from 715.8 per 100,000 to 324.7 per 100,000.
In addition, areas in the Jordan Valley, the eastern slopes of Bethlehem and the Hebron governorates, which were previously designated as closed military zones or natural reserves, were further restricted from access to Palestinian farmers and herders during May 2009.
Although it cannot always defuse all social tensions,particularly conflicts between farmers and herders, la parenté à plaisanterie is a good practice which plays an important role in the country's social cohesion.
Similarly, reports and manuals have been prepared on the status of the rights of older persons(September 2011), the status of the rights of persons with disabilities(September 2011) and the prevention and management of conflicts between farmers and herders 2010.
The Near East and North Africa's technical, administrative, and financial capacities to dealwith drought are inadequate, rendering farmers and herders- the first and worst hit when drought strikes- even more vulnerable.
When farmers and herders gain control or long-term security over the land they use, they will be encouraged to invest in land productivity and more sustainable soil and water management since they would be able to reap the future rewards of such investments.
With desertification and land degradation being both causes and consequences of rural poverty, the best way to protect natural resources was through rural development to lift poor farmers and herders out of hunger and poverty.
It continued to monitor vulnerability to climatic, economic and political shocks for small-scale farmers and herders in the occupied Palestinian territory,and to strengthen collaboration with the WASH Cluster, the monitoring system and response framework designed to result in a more coordinated humanitarian approach.
The denial of water is used to trigger displacement, particularly in areas slated for settlement expansion,since these communities are comprised mostly of farmers and herders who depend on water for their livelihoods ibid., para. 88.
It also assists organizations of small farmers and herders to document indigenous knowledge, collaborate in research and extension sponsored by Governments and non-governmental organizations and aimed at sustainable land and forest use and in advocacy for appropriate enabling policies and access to technical support and resources.
The amount of $20.5 million was allocated during the first three months of the year through the Central Emergency Response Fund to alleviate the food crisis,assist farmers and herders and respond to emergency health needs in a number of countries in the region.
Harsh military measures, such as prolonged curfews on individual villages in the northern West Bank, have further restricted movement, and approximately 28 per cent of the West Bank is now declared a closed military zone with recent stricter enforcement,especially affecting farmers and herders.