Примеры использования Human displacement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The size of human displacement is staggering.
Liberia environmental considerations of human displacement.
Refugees and human displacement are part of a wider challenge relating to international peace and security.
Focusing in areas of conflict and human displacement.
It was recognized that"forced human displacement" was a more generic term, covering refugees and internally displaced persons.
The present period of volatility and readjustment in world affairs has been characterized by increasing levels of human displacement.
Throughout history, the largest human displacements had been caused by wars.
Most frequently, however, the efforts of the Office have come into play in situations where large-scale human displacement has already occurred.
The primary causes of this phenomenal wave of human displacement are political unrest(ethnic conflicts, civil wars), drought and famine.
Yet these trends reinforce and aggravate each other, and will require innovative andmore comprehensive approaches to human displacement in the future.
One of the serious consequences of conflict in the region has been the massive human displacement, and refugees now constitute a tremendous burden for the neighbouring countries.
And in the south, chaos and war have yielded not only military insecurity, butalso the challenges of unprecedented human displacement and migration.
It could also sharply intensify human displacement, bringing communities into increasing competition for finite natural resources with global repercussions for global economic stability.
In addition, UNEP reviewed from a gender perspective a guide for decision-making andpractitioners analysing the impact of human displacement in Liberia on the environment.
Problems caused by human displacement in Africa continue to be a source of concern for the United Nations, requiring coordinated action by UNHCR and other agencies concerned.
Yesterday, 29 July, UNRWA spokesperson Chris Gunness warned of the severestrain on UNRWA capacity, stating:"We have reached breaking point with this massive wave of human displacement.
While certainly not the only scenario leading to environmentally induced migration,large-scale human displacement in the wake of natural and sudden calamities is perhaps the most familiar one.
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR) andnon-governmental organizations have long cooperated in the search for solutions to the problems of human displacement.
This is particularly the case when disasters provoke major human displacement, which in turn results in deforestation, overgrazing, excessive use of water, and other forms of resource-damaging impact.
Most frequently, the preventive efforts of UNHCR are closely linked to the promotion of solutions andhave come into play in situations where large-scale human displacement has already occurred.
Recognizing that, without effective preventive action, problems of human displacement will continue to spread, UNHCR has strengthened its institution-building and training activities in various parts of the world.
The High Commissioner encouraged the international community to adopt broader, regionally based peace-building approaches to stop the spiral of conflict,poverty and human displacement.
With the renewed conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, war and human displacement have become so complex in the region, and their ramifications so wide, that I hesitate to refer simply to a"Great Lakes" crisis.
From July 2005 to September 2006 UNEP worked in close collaboration with the Liberia Refugee Repatriation Resettlement Committee to develop a guidebook on the environmental considerations of human displacement.
Gravely concerned that the continuation of armed conflicts in the continent threatens regional peace,causes massive human displacement, suffering and poverty, perpetuates instability and diverts scarce resources from long-term development.
UNHCR encouraged the international community to adopt broader, regionally based peace-building approaches to assist regions and countries trying to emerge from the spiral of conflict,poverty and human displacement.
It was hoped that the World Summit for Social Development would help focus attention on the links between social disintegration and human displacement and mobilize greater support for a preventive and solution-oriented strategy to deal with refugee problems.
The further development of contingency planning, emergency preparedness and response capabilities, in coordination with other organizations, so as to respond effectively andefficiently to situations of forced human displacement;
It now contains fourteen chapters dedicated to the many aspects of migration and human displacement, including the link between asylum and irregular migration, migrant trafficking, migration and HIV/AIDS, migration and national and regional security and stability, and migration data collection, analysis and exchange.
SADC supported the adoption by the international community of broader, regionally based peace-building approaches to assist regions and countries emerging from the spiral of conflict,poverty and human displacement, with a view to addressing the problem of refugees and its far-reaching effects.