Примеры использования Need for humanitarian assistance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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So is the need for humanitarian assistance on a massive scale.
The heavy rains andflooding in Darfur increased the need for humanitarian assistance.
The need for humanitarian assistance is generally acute in societies struggling with conflict.
Many of these challenges are complex and involve the need for humanitarian assistance.
It links the need for humanitarian assistance with the need for economic aid for national reconstruction and development.
The city is reported to be very congested and the need for humanitarian assistance is great.
The need for humanitarian assistance would have been acute and critical if the population had remained in the areas from which Libyan forces have withdrawn.
Once an emergency has been declared the first step is assessing the need for humanitarian assistance.
During the reporting period, the need for humanitarian assistance increased significantly in and around areas affected by intercommunal fighting.
It continues with a review of internal conflicts, the protection of civilians,discrimination and the need for humanitarian assistance.
The need for humanitarian assistance is increasing, rather than decreasing, owing in large part to the rising incidence and severity of natural disasters.
Most of these conflicts are internal, butthey almost invariably create problems for neighbours or generate a need for humanitarian assistance.
The Under-Secretary-General emphasized the urgent and immense need for humanitarian assistance in particular to the internally displaced persons and refugees.
Increased sustainable medium to long-term measures are needed to reduce vulnerability and resolve the need for humanitarian assistance.
In the same context, the need for humanitarian assistance from the international community as a means of averting further deterioration of the humanitarian situation;
While most of these conflicts are internal,they almost create spillover problems for neighboring countries or generate a need for humanitarian assistance.
The need for humanitarian assistance has increased and resources have been diverted from development to meet the demand for emergency and short-term assistance. .
He reviews internal conflicts with regard to international humanitarian law and protection of civilians andissues of discrimination and the need for humanitarian assistance.
As the need for humanitarian assistance compounded by complex emergencies keeps increasing, the demand for using more implementing partners has also become evident.
Despite the international community's 2009 Sudan Work Plan, projected Government of SouthernSudan budget cuts and other factors have dramatically increased the need for humanitarian assistance.
Mr. Miyamoto(Japan) noted that in recent years the need for humanitarian assistance had increased owing to conflicts and natural disasters resulting from climate change.
The continued closure of the Gaza Strip borders plunged the Palestinian economy into even further decline,dramatically increasing the already significant need for humanitarian assistance as well as the level of dependency.
The need for humanitarian assistance in war-torn Somalia had become even more urgent with the recurrence of drought and, more recently, the devastating effects of extreme cold spells.
The challenges of adjustment to global markets resulted in financial crises in a number of regions of the world, leading to rising levels of dire poverty and political instability,in some cases triggering a need for humanitarian assistance.
During the reporting period, the need for humanitarian assistance increased significantly in and around areas affected by military clashes and heavy intercommunal fighting, in particular in Jebel Marra and Jebel Amir.
However, insecurity in many areas of the country continues to affect negatively the pace of recovery andhas prolonged the need for humanitarian assistance, particularly for vulnerable and disadvantaged groups.
The need for humanitarian assistance caused by an increase in crises, armed conflicts and natural disasters, and exacerbated by the effects of the current food, energy and economic crises, was a central issue on the international agenda.
The Secretary-General's report has drawn attention to the dramatic increase in the number and scope of complex emergency situations, and has pointed to the fact that it is war andcivil strife that now frequently generate the need for humanitarian assistance.
Global issues such as climate change, natural disasters, food and epidemic crises,disruptions to peace and security and the need for humanitarian assistance all require strong support for geospatial information on a global scale.
In draft resolution A/C.4/65/L.9 on persons displaced as a result of the June 1967 and subsequent hostilities,he stressed the provisions regarding their right of return and their continuing need for humanitarian assistance.