Примеры использования Risk governance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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International Risk Governance Council.
VI. Risk governance structure: roles and responsibilities.
International Risk Governance Council.
Proper risk governance mechanisms are critical for the adoption of an effective risk management framework.
Qiang Zhang- Director,Innovation Center for Risk Governance, Beijing Normal University 2018.
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Improved risk governance systems are a critical need for many African countries and other institutions.
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Proper risk governance mechanisms are critical for the adoption of an effective risk management framework.
Technology development strategies and risk governance policies are commonly treated as separate spheres.
Proper risk governance mechanisms are critical elements for the adoption of an effective risk management and internal control framework.
Requests were also made concerning support for the establishment andimproving effectiveness of national and local risk governance, including national platforms.
Flexible and adaptive risk governance emphasizes the need to adjust policies and practices to take account of information on benefits and risks. .
Disaster risks can increase ordecrease over time according to a country's ability to reduce its vulnerability and strengthen its risk governance capacity.
Stakeholders called for appropriate risk governance, defined as the system of norms, institutions and interactions that determine how decisions are made and enforced.
Secondly, the concept of"citizen watch" involving monitoring and warning from independent observers was an essential element for any system of risk governance to succeed in the long term.
Risk governance is generally understood as inclusive risk management, to address people's concerns as well as broad political, economic and social considerations.
Additional field trips by the Expert Group will likely expand the understanding of risk governance challenges faced outside Dushanbe and improve coordination at the national level.
Priority 2 states that“disaster risk governance at the national, regional and global levels is of great importance for prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response, recovery, and rehabilitation[It] fosters collaboration and partnership” Sendai Framework, para. 26.
Speakers agreed that success andmission achievement in organizations of all kinds critically depend on how risk governance is built into corporate governance and emphasized role of standards in developing and implementing a risk management system.
This is most likely to succeed where robust national public investment planning systems are supported by risk assessment showing fiscal impact and incidence, detailed cost benefit analyses(against actual expenditure) at the pre-investment stage, andby clear, reinforced risk governance arrangements.
Parliamentarians also have a strategic role to play in strengthening integrated risk governance through legislation, oversight and allocation of resources vis-à-vis the communities they represent.
A total of 43 States have reported the existence of an updated national disaster loss database, which can inform investment decisions, address underlying risks, strengthen local risk governance and increase partnerships and civil society engagement.
Since 2011, at least 20 countries have developed and passed new comprehensive risk governance frameworks and integrated comprehensive approaches at the sector level e.g. in health, finance and planning, and education.
For the first time in an international disaster risk reduction framework the sustainable management of ecosystems is recognized as a way to build disaster resilience; and ecosystems need to be taken into account in three priority areas:(a)undertaking risk assessments;(b) risk governance; and(c) investing in resilience.
The Basel Committee also emphasized that efforts should focus on improved supervision of systemically important banks,more effective risk governance and management, improved market discipline through better disclosure and practical approaches for better management of cross-border bank resolutions.
The International Risk Governance Council recommends considering adaptive risk governance to provide opportunities and benefits to all, in particular for supporting developing countries and emerging economies in enhancing their capacity for sustainable development using(a) the best available technological knowledge for local, regional and specific cultural needs, and best available risk management tools; and(b) the best available education tools.
Throughout the consultations, many found common ground around the need to strengthen existing arrangements to support communities' participation,improve national and local risk governance and increase capacity to translate legal and policy frameworks into effective risk reduction actions.
FAO policy work focuses on: improving risk governance across sectors(specifically agriculture); improving information and early warning systems; strengthening agricultural institutions and investment; building household and community resilience; promoting capacity development to identify, disseminate and upscale context specific technologies and good practices; enhancing preparedness capacities for response and recovery; and applying the principle of building back better.