Примеры использования Their host communities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It assists returnees as well as IDPs and their host communities.
Refugees and their host communities will continue to benefit from employment opportunities under the scheme.
The influx fuelled tensions between refugees and their host communities.
Refugees and their host communities will continue to benefit from employment opportunities under the scheme.
The humanitarian crisis faced by the country adversely affected IDPs and their host communities.
They and their host communities need urgent assistance, as do the millions of Sudanese who remain displaced.
The programme will deliver long-term benefits to internally displaced persons and their host communities.
Fostering good relations between Syrian refugees and their host communities is another objective of the project.
Area of land under cultivation, and quantity andquality of crops harvested to benefit returnees and their host communities.
Also, some migrants marketed indigenous arts and crafts in their host communities, thus benefiting from the natural wealth of their ancestral lands.
The United Nations website could also more widely publicize the positive contributions peacekeepers were making to their host communities.
More than 250,000 internally displaced persons and their host communities benefited from clean piped and trucked water, improved sanitation conditions and hygiene promotion.
With $1.7 million from the Fund, FAO restored the essential agricultural livelihoods assets of thousands of displaced families and their host communities.
Through its assistance and protection activities,ICRC responded to the needs of IDPs and their host communities in 35 countries, while continuing its efforts to prevent displacement.
A further 92,000 refugees returned unassisted, and close to 15,000 Sierra Leonean nationals opted to stay in other countries and integrate into their host communities.
Initiatives are under way to improve the livelihoods of displaced persons and their host communities, such as the establishment of woodlots, forests and agroforestry farms in Kenya, the Sudan and Uganda.
The Livelihoods Strategy aims at social andeconomic development of IDPs through creating opportunities to fulfil the potential of IDPs and their host communities.
Returnees and their host communities will benefit from community-based quick impact projects that aim to repair damage sustained in the water, health, education and community services sectors.
Tens of thousands of refugees andinternally displaced persons and their host communities need urgent assistance.
Returnees and their host communities will benefit further from UNHCR-sponsored community-based quick impact projects that aim to redress the infrastructure damage incurred by rural communities in the water, health, education, and community services sectors.
It had provided assistance to some 4.4 million displaced persons in the world, andit would continue to support those persons as well as their host communities and other vulnerable groups.
While practices toassess the needs and assist IDPs outside camp and their host communities already exist among some international and national actors, greater efforts and more comprehensive and predictable systems are required.
Long-lasting displacement is a huge burden on host families andtensions arise between the displaced and their host communities, mainly over natural resources.
Further efforts to improve life in campsare evident in Eritrea, where refugees and their host communities participate in a multi-year livelihood/self-reliance assistance programme initiated in 2013, which includes support for animal husbandry and horticulture production.
Partnership efforts inthe region were focused on merging humanitarian and development tracks into a comprehensive approach to benefit both refugees and their host communities.
LRA continues to carry out indiscriminate attacks against civilians, spread fear andimpede humanitarian access to displaced persons and their host communities in remote areas in the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and South Sudan.
The security situation in North and South Kivu and Orientale province continues to cause large-scale humanitarian problems,in particular for the 1.7 million displaced civilians and their host communities.
With support from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR),the organization implemented the same project for Liberian refugees and their host communities in the southern and eastern regions of Sierra Leone, aimed at promoting peace, reconciliation and human rights.
If labour migration is well-governed, fair and effective, it can deliver benefits andopportunities for migrant workers, their families and their host communities.
During 1999 and 2000, returnees and their host communities will benefit from UNHCR-sponsored community-based quick impact projects which aim to redress the infrastructure damage incurred by rural communities in the water, health, education, and community services sectors.