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Security and the impact of war on poverty.
The impact of war is also reflected in the shift experienced in the structure of the economy.
Paper researches negative impact of war on the stock-raising industry.
Particularly damaging for future generations is the impact of war on girls.
For Spain in 1940, the impact of war on musical life was not a new phenomenon.
The development of international humanitarian law reflects our commitment to containing the impact of war.
Afghanistan is yet to recover from the impact of war and continuing internal strife.
The impact of war on children has terrible lasting effects that can endure for years and even generations.
The Imperial War Museum London examines the impact of war on soldiers and civilians, from the First World War until today.
The impact of war, natural disasters and global climate change on poverty must be recognized and addressed.
For more than a decade, Guinea has been hard hitby the negative socio-economic, security and environmental impact of wars in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea-Bissau.
Holding photo exhibitions on the impact of war on women and children in Iraq, Afghanistan and Palestine.
Egypt reaffirms once again that supporting and building the institutional capacitiesof countries requires the support and coordinating of cooperation between the different systems working in the area of humanitarian assistance to face natural disasters and the impact of wars and conflicts.
Gravely concerned at the negative impact of war on the promotion of sustainable development in the Great Lakes Region.
There will also be an immediate need for increased training of primary health care personnel, teachers,family therapists and social workers in order to meet the new requirements of the public health system to address the effects of the impact of war upon civil society.
Gravely concerned at the negative impact of war on the promotion of the sustainable and overall development of the country.
UN Security Council Resolution 1325 is the first resolution ever passed by the Security Council that specifically addresses the impact of war on women, and women's contributions to conflict resolution and sustainable peace.
The impact of war on children has been devastating, with an estimated 15,000 children killed and more than 35,000 wounded in the fighting.
Children must be protected from the devastating impact of war and it should be declared unreservedly that children must have no part in warfare.
Fifty-fifth session of the Commission on the Status of Women, held in New York from 22 February to 4 March 2011, organizing parallel events on best practice withregard to educated women in the Sudan and Darfur as a case study of the impact of war on women's education in Africa;
In addition to the impact of war and the multifaceted crisis in our country, the obstacles to the advancement of women can be listed as follows.
Visit of a UNIFEM-commissioned team of independent experts to look into the impact of war on women and the role of women in peace-building in January 2002.
Recent literature on the impact of war and conflict on developing economies stresses the profound changes they endure, which will not be reversed once hostilities cease.
It also engages directly with militaries during peacetime in order tohelp them to better understand the impact of war on civilians and to develop policies and practices for mitigating harm committed against civilians during conflict.
The EWL recognizes that the impact of war and conflict disproportionately affects women and girls and that violence against women is systematic, extreme and widespread in situations of conflict and war. .
In addition, the Institute has conducted joint research projects in the Islamic Republic of Iran,such as the project on the impact of war on the psychological health of Afghan and Iraqi children, a research agreement with UNHCR.
Gravely concerned also at the negative impact of war on the promotion of sustainable development in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Great Lakes region.
Structural factors: dependence on a few export sectors; vulnerability to external shocks; deepening and widening poverty;intersectoral impact of war; prolonged uncertainty; physical destruction and degradation; and balance of payments disequilibria.
Kur, Dengtiel A.,ed. and Larjour Consultancy,"The Impact of War on Children and the Role of Traditional Values and International Humanitarian Principles in South Sudan", Nairobi, South Sudan Law Society, June 1996.
Ms. Rehn stressed the importance of women's role in preventing conflict and building peace, drawing on her experience as an independent expert commissioned pursuant toSecurity Council resolution 1325(2000) to study the impact of war on women and girls and the role of women in all aspects of peace processes.