Примеры использования Protracted displacement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Overcoming the politics of protracted displacement 74- 79 18.
Protracted displacement and solutions 69-78 15.
Specific threats may also arise in emergencies, protracted displacement situations, camp settings or urban settlements.
We are actively promoting holistic solutions strategies to support those currently living in protracted displacement.
Are IDPs still in protracted displacement, while the general population has moved from recovery to development?
Every effort should be made to make sure that displaced persons can reestablish peaceful and productive lives anddo not remain in protracted displacement.
Local integration is particularly relevant to protracted displacement and is crucial for decreasing vulnerability of the IDPs over time.
Protracted displacement can also be the product of political indifference on the part of national authorities, development actors and donors.
With closure of the last welfare centre in September,Sri Lanka will deal with IDPs residing with host families and in protracted displacement.
Short-sighted political calculations often create protracted displacement situations, which are particularly difficult to transform into durable solutions.
In 2008, the High Commissioner launched an initiative to improve protection andsolutions for refugees in protracted displacement.
While some efforts have focused on displaced persons who remain in protracted displacement situations, many appear to be aimed at supporting durable solutions.
Without assistance in re-establishing their lives(and their livelihoods in particular)the displaced enter a vicious cycle of dependency on aid and protracted displacement.
More than 20 million people were trapped in protracted displacement, living in camps or unplanned urban areas, unable to work or gain access to basic social services.
Resettlement remained one of the three principal solutions for refugees, especially for those facing particular protection risks in countries of asylum, oras a means of ending protracted displacement.
Protracted displacement situations have adverse consequences for the lives of refugees and IDPs who are at risk of suffering material, social and cultural deprivation in camp settings for prolonged periods of time.
Their intent has been to creatively and collectively approach some of the greatest challenges, including protracted displacement, displacement in urban areas, and protection and solutions in the context of mixed migration.
With the passage of time, however, protracted displacement in artificial camp settings has often given rise to important humanitarian, protection and development concerns, for the IDP population, the country and sometimes for a region as a whole.
In addition, approximately 220,000 internally displaced persons from theterritories of Abkhazia and the Tskhinvali region/South Ossetia have been living in protracted displacement for more than a decade, following conflicts in the aftermath of Georgia's independence.
Focusing on the critical situation of persons affected by protracted displacement in 40 countries, he said it was not necessarily the first year of displacement that posed the greatest problems, but later years when media interest subsided and resources became scarce.
Although not structured to elicit formal outcomes, the Dialogues have resulted in fresh thinking and spawned important initiatives,such as new approaches toward protracted displacement and meeting the protection needs of refugees in urban settings.
Recognizes the importance of political will in securing comprehensive solutions for protracted displacement and calls upon States to act as catalysts to unlock protracted refugee situations and begin progress towards the resolution of these situations;
In 2014, Denmark hosted the Copenhagen Roundtable, building on recommendations from previous discussions in the Netherlands and Japan, to agree among a wide range of actors involved in humanitarian response andlong-term development on ways to address protracted displacement.
This global phenomenon will continue as long as there are drivers of irregular maritime flight,including conflict, protracted displacement, statelessness, the absence or inadequacy of protection, discrimination, family separation and poverty.
Particular groups or categories of IDW can therefore be especially at risk,while the particular risks encountered by IDW vary depending on the displacement context e.g. emergency situations, protracted displacement situations, camp settings, etc.
Investment in early-recovery expedites the achievement of durable solutions,avoids protracted displacement, stimulates spontaneous recovery activities within the affected population, including host and receiving communities, and helps prevent renewed displacement. .
As the duration of displacement increases, a parallel imperative is catalysing political will andconcerted action to unlock solutions for protracted displacement and statelessness in the decade ahead, and to address their root causes.
Identifying protracted displacement situations, including data on people still displaced following disasters in previous years, is an important knowledge gap, particularly given the increasing risks people face and the opportunities lost during prolonged displacement. .
In June 2007, the Representative together with UNHCR andthe Brookings-Bern project organized a brainstorming workshop on protracted displacement situations with a view to identifying the measures needed to improve the assistance and protection offered to displaced persons in such situations, with an emphasis on durable solutions.