Примеры использования Response to crises на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Most funding(59 per cent)went to rapid response to crises in Africa.
Rapid response to crises could also be made more efficient as the result of collaborative efforts between the United Nations and partner organizations.
The approach to coordinated response to crises has become more strategic.
TCP projects support development efforts or provide emergency andrehabilitation assistance in response to crises.
The primary resource base for response to crises at present is assistance from Member States.
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With the treasury exhausted and the army depleted by a series of revolts,Bustamante was limited in his military response to crises.
Guidance document on communications in response to crises affecting peacekeeping operations.
Political interests, strategic priorities and the media spotlight create enormously disproportionate response to crises.
The Council must continue to ensure a collective and effective response to crises that threatened human rights worldwide.
Since progress must be made in the interim,in early 2013, the African Union unveiled the African Capacity for Immediate Response to Crises.
Compounding the problem is that Governments, in response to crises, often put in place economic reforms that have a disproportionate impact on poor people.
They should also continue to explore the creation or modification of policy tools so as to permit a quick andmore effective response to crises.
The response to crises further stretched the limited human and financial resources of UNICEF and necessitated reprogramming resources in some contexts.
It is conducted with the view of training soldiers to accomplish actual combat missions,including rapid response to crises in the Asia-Pacific region.
Safety nets devised in response to crises, which privilege men, can force women and girls into precarious jobs in the informal economy.
The framework providesa more consistent and transparent platform for sharing information with the aim of planning a prioritised humanitarian response to crises.
A timely and effective response to crises is needed, especially in cases of war crimes, genocide, crimes against humanity and major humanitarian situations.
Over the years, the variety and range of mechanisms for funding humanitarian assistance programmes,in particular rapid response to crises, have increased significantly.
It was suggested that it may serve as a model for future international response to crises, in particular the quotas that were offered by countries towards the Humanitarian Evacuation Programme.
States should look for innovative means of generating financial resources to assist developing countries in taking a human rights response to crises.
The European Union welcomes the improvement in rapid response to crises thanks to CERF and the emphasis on underfunded crises. .
Over the past few years the variety and scope of mechanisms for fundingof humanitarian assistance programmes, and in particular rapid response to crises, have increased significantly.
There was an urgent need to seek a quick, effective andunbiased international response to crises that had the potential for genocide, crimes against humanity and other such crimes.
The challenge today is to move beyond purely ad hoc arrangements andput in place a system capable of generating a rapid and flexible response to crises in Africa and elsewhere.
The national solidarity fund,which ensures an immediate and appropriate response to crises and emergency situations by providing financial and medical assistance, as well as humanitarian assistance in the form of equipment and other goods.
Better funding and improved integration were crucial for post-conflict stabilization and national recovery,as was rapid action by the international community in response to crises.
Humanitarian assistance and funding should not be limited to providing immediate response to crises, but must take into account long-term needs in the transition phase.
It was pointed out that the G20 would likely remain a reality, given the difficulties in getting States Members of the United Nations to agree upon and speedily implement economic andfinancial decisions in response to crises.
The United States also understands the critical need for the efficient deployment of humanitarian personnel in response to crises, and we therefore agree in principle with the recommendation to establish more effective standby arrangements.
One of the perceived strengths of UNDP is that some of its procedures are more flexible than those ofother actors in the United Nations system, so that it is better able to innovate in response to crises.