Примеры использования Million somalis на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Overall, FAO assisted more than 7 million Somalis.
Five million Somalis were directly affected by the impact of the war.
In October, more than 2.6 million Somalis received food assistance.
Two million Somalis were on the margin of food insecurity.
The United Nations estimates that nearly 2.4 million Somalis are in need of assistance now.
In total, 1.5 million Somalis have been displaced since early 2007.
The statement was later retracted andaid agencies are still unable to reach an estimated 2.2 million Somalis.
In addition, more than 1 million Somalis are refugees in the region.
The 12-year civil war has led to a massivemigration that continues today: almost 1 million Somalis live and work abroad.
There are an estimated 1.1 million Somalis registered as refugees in neighbouring countries.
Since April, the United Nations has delivered a monthly average of 35,600 metric tons of food aid to over two million Somalis affected by drought and conflict.
Two and a half million Somalis were in desperate need of the most basic nutritional and medical services.
At the height of the famine between 1992 and1993, WFP delivered an average of 35,000 tons of food per month to approximately 1.5 million Somalis.
However, more than 2.5 million Somalis remain in crisis and the risk of a further deterioration persists.
Piracy is also one of the main obstacles to the delivery of food aid,the lifeline for more than 2 million Somalis or about 27 per cent of the population.
Nonetheless, an estimated 2.51 million Somalis, over one third of the population, still need life-saving assistance.
Together with the deteriorating security situation, these problems directly affect the lives of more than 3 million Somalis who are in dire need of peace and assistance.
An estimated 4 million Somalis remain in an acute food and livelihood crisis countrywide.
However, there are still an estimated 1.1 million internally displaced persons,as well as more than a million Somalis living as refugees in neighbouring countries.
Currently, some 2.4 million Somalis, or 32 per cent of the population, need humanitarian assistance and livelihood support.
In terms of required relief assistance, it is to be noted that approximately 1.8 million Somalis are still in need of urgent humanitarian assistance and livelihood support.
About 1.9 million Somalis(roughly 20 per cent of the population), more than half of whom are internally displaced, are in need of humanitarian assistance.
The latest findings from the July to December 2010 assessment of the United Nations Food Security andNutrition Analysis Unit revealed that nearly 2 million Somalis are in need of assistance.
More than 3.6 million Somalis, or nearly 50 per cent of the total population, will continue to require humanitarian assistance or livelihood support into 2010.
The private sector has invested more than $390 million in this sector over the past 10 years,enabling 2 million Somalis to connect to the Internet and 1.5 million Somalis to obtain a mobile telephone line.
Up to 1.5 million Somalis, or roughly 25 per cent of the total population, were displaced inside Somalia or in neighbouring countries between 1991 and mid-1993.
An escalation in the number of humanitarian aid workers who have been targeted has resulted in reduced access to the 3.2 million Somalis, including approximately 1.6 million children, requiring emergency assistance.
About 1.1 million Somalis remained internally displaced in the first half of 2013, while more than 1 million were refugees in Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya and Yemen.
While some nongovernmental organizations remain, Al-Shabaab's decision places at risk the fragile improvement in the humanitariansituation in southern Somalia, where 3 million Somalis remain in humanitarian crisis.
About 1.9 million Somalis are internally displaced, and 2.4 million people, one in three Somalis, are in need of humanitarian assistance. On 9 June 2011, the Security Council welcomed the signing of the Kampala Accord.