Примеры использования Recurrent drought на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Djibouti suffers from recurrent droughts.
Recurrent drought affecting the southern Africa subregion has largely accounted for this.
Volatile prices for corn, the main food crop is spring wheat,often recurrent droughts require constant adjustment of the structure of sown areas.
Recurrent drought jeopardizes the livelihoods of millions of people in rural and urban communities.
Degradation and desertification may be brought about by inappropriate land-use systems orby a combination of the latter with recurrent drought at frequent intervals.
Noting with concern the recurrent drought that affects Ethiopia, and its consequences.
Economic performance in Zimbabwe remained negative in the last eight years owing mainly to political difficulties exacerbated by recurrent droughts.
Recurrent drought in Africa had affected agriculture and caused severe poverty and malnutrition.
While this approach has been helpful, there is also a need to take into account the various institutional structural constraints,including desertification and recurrent drought.
Recurrent drought also affected countries in the Middle East, including the Syrian Arab Republic and Yemen.
The Special Rapporteur on Eritrea stated that there were food production shortages owing to recurrent drought and the country's exclusive dependence on unpredictable rainfall.
Recurrent droughts have affected Ethiopia during the last 30 years, but their severity and duration varied.
An overview was given of the role of Southern African Development Community(SADC)institutions in drought monitoring and of recurrent droughts in the region and their impacts.
Recurrent drought and food insecurity affected approximately 4.5 million people in Eritrea and 5.2 million in Ethiopia.
We are a country that has a semi-arid climate; we have highly unreliable rainfall;we experience recurrent droughts and high rates of evaporation due to extreme temperatures.
WFP stated that recurrent droughts and floods increase communities' vulnerability to food insecurity and malnutrition.
They also agreed that support to projects on poverty eradication should take into account the specific situation of those developing countries affected by recurrent droughts and desertification.
Recurrent droughts in some parts of Africa and Asia have driven large numbers of people to urban centres in search of food and water.
The United Nations agencies in Mauritania stated that desertification and recurrent drought, two major environmental constraints, severely hamper the country's economic and social development.
Recurrent drought and food insecurity affected approximately 80 per cent of the population in Eritrea and 5.2 million people in Ethiopia.
Small island developing States generally are experiencing an intensification of natural disasters- storm surges, landslides,extensive floods, and recurrent droughts attributable to the El Niño phenomenon.
Low rainfall, long dry spells, recurrent droughts, sparse vegetation, are among factors contributing to the region's desertification.
In addition to cyclones and the resulting floods, Madagascar is vulnerable to natural hazards, including pest infestation, bush fires, seismic activity,landslides and recurrent drought.
Recurrent droughts further exacerbate these problems by reducing agricultural production and causing food shortages and migration of population.
The main causes were escalated conflict in the south, recurrent drought and extended hunger gaps resulting from the late rains, which coincided with breaks in the food pipeline.
Recurrent droughts, the illegal sanctions imposed on our country by some powerful countries and the HIV/AIDS pandemic continue to slow down economic growth in the country.
Here, rain-fed crop production is insecure because of a short rainy season,erratic rainfall, recurrent drought years, high evaporation of the rain that does fall and crust-forming, desertification-prone soils.
Recurrent drought throughout the Horn of Africa has blighted the region's environment over the past two decades and caused untold suffering for millions of households.
In April 2006, a regional appeal was launched to respond to urgent humanitarian needs; at the same time,the need to address the structural causes of vulnerability to recurrent drought and food insecurity was recognized.
Recurrent droughts and severe land degradation have reduced agricultural production and increased food insecurity in many LDCs in sub-Saharan Africa.