Примеры использования High level of vulnerability на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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At the same time, the country's EVI score-- although it has improved-- indicates a high level of vulnerability.
The document reflects the high level of vulnerability of these isolated peoples and the need for urgent action.
Another 20 per cent of Afghans are situated slightly above the poverty line,indicating a very high level of vulnerability.
That had not been the case, however: the high level of vulnerability of their economies, which depended entirely on external markets, had become evident.
The Committee recognizes that this situation poses significant difficulties and challenges for the adequate implementationof the Optional Protocol, in particular due to the high level of vulnerability of children to the offences prohibited thereto.
The drought further exacerbated the already high level of vulnerability of the population, which has been subjected to nearly 25 years of conflict.
Several national reports reveal that the NAPs and their implementation contribute to the general efforts being made by the countries of the region to combat poverty and improve the quality of life of their inhabitants,particularly those most affected by their direct dependence on natural resources and their high level of vulnerability to the effects of drought.
The net result is a perpetually high level of vulnerability characterized by high infant mortality and low life expectancy rates among a significant portion of the Ethiopian population.3.
The food security crises that affected a number of Sahelian countries in 2005 andthe Horn of Africa in 2006 highlighted once again the high level of vulnerability of local populations, which stems from a combination of contingent and structural factors.
The very high level of vulnerability of small island developing States would be even more evident in the context of a comprehensive approach that takes into account economic, environmental and social vulnerabilities.
LLDCs face serious challenges to their growth and development due to several factors which include: Lack of or limited infrastructure; Weak institutional and productive capacities; Small domestic markets; Remoteness andisolation from international markets; High level of vulnerability to external shocks; Low participation or effective integration in the multilateral trading system; Difficulties in attracting FDI; Dependency on a few markets; Undiversified and narrow range of export products, primarily commodities; Low competitiveness.
Some of these Parties reported on their high level of vulnerability to the possible impacts of response measures implemented by Parties included in Annex I to the Convention, as their economies are highly dependent on income generated from the production, processing, and export of fossil fuels.
I now wish to refer to the question of natural disasters and the high level of vulnerability to which all of our nations are exposed, as seen by the tragic events that took place recently in various parts of the world, and most recently in the United States.
For several years the high level of vulnerability of small island developing States has been recognized and reiterated in many different United Nations circles-- in Rio, Barbados, Mauritius and Johannesburg, as well as in several other major United Nations events, including the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs) Summit Declaration.
Because of the peculiar nature of the least developed countries and their high level of vulnerability, I strongly urge that the issues of least developed countries be looked at by the United Nations separately and addressed with special and focused programmes.
Expresses concern as to the high level of vulnerability of the population in Burundi, including refugees returning to Burundi, commends donors for their continued humanitarian assistance, and encourages them to provide funds for the United Nations consolidated appeals for 2006, including the contingency plan elaborated by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees for refugee return;
With reference to the rights enshrined in article 23 and given the high level of vulnerability of children with disabilities, the Committee recommends- in addition to the general recommendation made in paragraph 73 above- that the following elements of the treatment of children with disabilities(allegedly) in conflict with the law be taken into account.
High levels of vulnerability.
The effects of theflooding persisted over several weeks and were exacerbated by high levels of vulnerability and the ongoing recovery from flooding in 2008.
The high levels of vulnerability of the natural, economic and social systems of small island developing States arise from the following intrinsic characteristics.
The earthquake exacerbated already high levels of vulnerability, creating new risks and security threats.
Table 2 shows how the high levels of vulnerability of the natural, economic and social systems of the small island developing States arise from the following intrinsic characteristics.
A characteristic primarily of large cities or densely populated areas that not only are exposedto intense hazards but also have high levels of vulnerability to them.
Her delegation was particularly interested in adopting a risk-management approach so as to minimize the high levels of vulnerability of the populations of countries affected by natural disasters.
The Committee is deeply concerned about the high levels of vulnerability in relation to the right to adequate food and to safe drinking water, especially in the Chaco region, which has been repeatedly affected by droughts.
The high levels of vulnerability of the environmental, economic and social systems of small island developing States were highlighted in the recent High-level Review Meeting on the Implementation of the Mauritius Strategy for the Further Implementation of the Barbados Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island States, held by the General Assembly at its sixty-fifth session.
Cities and towns in developing countries face additional challenges, including high percentages of people living in slums; the expansion and dominance of the informal sector; inadequate basic urban services, especially in terms of water, sanitation and energy; social and political conflict over land andnatural resources; high levels of vulnerability to natural disasters; and poor transport systems.
Realization of those recommendations would help landlocked developing countries to address special challenges and major development obstacles, which included limited access to global markets, limited infrastructure, weak institutional and productive capacities,small domestic markets, high levels of vulnerability to external shocks, minimal participation in the multilateral trading system, an undiversified and narrow range of export products and low competitiveness.
Most small island developing States, regardless of income,show a higher level of vulnerability than the average for all of the least developed countries.
Women experience a higher level of vulnerability to HIV infection and also bear the brunt of the impact of HIV and AIDS.