Примеры использования Natural hazard на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Natural Hazard Disasters.
What is the difference between a natural hazard and a disaster?
Natural hazard reduction: warning systems.
Numerator: Number of city inhabitants living in natural hazard prone areas.
Drought is a natural hazard and, therefore, unavoidable.
At present these have concentrated on coastal policy and natural hazard mitigation.
Crowdsource mapping and natural hazard early warning in Brazil.
One field of specialization was the application of GIS andremote sensing for natural hazard mapping.
A given type of natural hazard varies from one geographical region to another.
The average annual number of floods has increased at a higher rate than any other natural hazard Green Media, 2012:139.
It was hosted by the Aon Benfield Natural Hazard Centre of the University of Pretoria.
Past experience has shown that early warning can be a highly effective tool for saving lives and property in natural hazard events.
Installation of a natural hazard warning system at the Directorate-General for Civil Defence.
Together with storms, flooding is the most important natural hazard in Europe in terms of economic losses.
This will in turn be conducive to widespread damage andloss of life when a community becomes faced with the same or a similar natural hazard.
Flooding is, along with storms, the most important natural hazard in Europe in terms of economic losses.
The Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility is a best practice implemented in the Caribbean region to continue in the proactive management of natural hazard risks.
GISNH is a"meta-database" of natural hazard databases established worldwide at various agencies and organizations.
The office of disaster preparedness in Jamaica undertook one of the first efforts at natural hazard mapping in the Caribbean.
Both institutions were required to analyse natural hazard prevention and mitigation opportunities as part of project preparation.
The cooperation between UNU and the University of Geneva in Switzerland in organizing the six-week course for 15 participants on Natural Hazard reduction continued during 1994.
More people die from drought in Africa than from any other natural hazard, whereas virtually no one has died from drought in developed countries in the past four decades.
During the period under review, USAID and the Office of Disaster Preparedness in Jamaica undertook one of the first efforts at natural hazard mapping in the Caribbean.
A natural hazard may lead to natural disaster and cause financial, environmental and/or human losses, which may significantly affect the economic development.
Governments, the private sector, development partners andother stakeholders must consider drought a significant natural hazard and take action to cope with the challenges it poses.
Natural hazard risk reduction is one of three agenda items of the upcoming First Inter-American Meeting of Ministers and High-Level Officials on Sustainable Development in 2005.
A State therefore incurs liability when it neglects its duty to take preventive measures when a natural hazard is clearly identifiable and effective means to mitigate the risk are available to it.
Timely warning of a major natural hazard can reduce its consequences: at least, people may have enough time to save their lives; at most, they have an opportunity to relocate or otherwise protect their property.
Progress has been made with regard to the exchange of information, raising awareness andthe general recognition of needs in the fields of natural hazard assessment, vulnerability analysis, and the formulation of reduction strategies.
While recent years have seen increases in the supply of provisioning ecosystem services, such as crops and livestock, there have been declines in the regulating and supporting ecosystem services, including genetic resources, purification of water resources,flood regulation and natural hazard reduction.