Примеры использования To displaced populations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The policy of attention to displaced populations suffered setbacks.
Security measures are seriously constraining humanitarian actors' access to displaced populations.
The provision of protection and assistance to displaced populations is first and foremost the responsibility of States.
States and other parties to conflict must ensure safe, timely andunhindered access to displaced populations.
With respect to displaced populations, the Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement should be strictly applied.
The scope of that scourge is such that we must pay particular attention to displaced populations in post-conflict zones.
Access to displaced populations remained extremely challenging because of insecurity, the remoteness of many areas and high transportation costs.
Humanitarian workers are at times faced with grave security problems andlimited access to displaced populations.
Adoption of the National Plan for Comprehensive Assistance to Displaced Populations(Decree No. 250 of 2005) and its implementation by national and departmental authorities;
Capacity to set up an early warning alert and response network(EWARN)to address problems related to displaced populations 50.
Access to displaced populations remained a major challenge in several parts of the country, due to an increase in banditry and fighting among armed groups.
For international humanitarian organizations, an ongoing obstacle to ensuring assistance and protection to displaced populations was lack of access.
It could also prove beneficial to displaced populations if the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights wereto undertake on-site visits and publish reports on internal displacement.
Lack of respect for basic human rights and humanitarian principles andlimited access to displaced populations continued to pose enormous challenges.
My country has profound experience with respect to displaced populations and refugees from other States. The 1970s and 1980s saw untold masses of people coming into my country from neighbouring States.
While reports indicate that the nature of recent displacement is temporary, in some cases, there has been limited or no access to displaced populations.
The degree of cooperation with States had improved considerably, butsustainable access to displaced populations was critical, especially in situations of ongoing conflict.
Cost-effective supply management is critical to the successful delivery by UNHCR of its global operations and of its services to displaced populations.
In areas affected by the conflict, UNHCR will continue to provide emergency protection to displaced populations to ensure that their basic needs are met.
Those constraints, as well as the repeated threats against andincidents involving humanitarian staff, call for determined action by all concerned to ensure unhindered access to displaced populations.
Addressing internal displacement requires providing protection as well as assistance to displaced populations, ensuring safety for relief workers, and promoting sustainable reintegration and developments.
The Special Representative also takes note of efforts by the Rwandan Patriotic Army to assist international organizations in bringing food to displaced populations.
Thanks to the effective organization and delivery of humanitarian assistance to displaced populations by local authorities, elders and community leaders, there were no reports of the use of food in any exploitative manner.
Despite serious security problems andlogistical constraints, humanitarian agencies made every effort to deliver assistance and protection to displaced populations.
During the reporting period, the Mission provided immediate andeffective physical protection to displaced populations in camps and around team sites, as well as to vulnerable communities through patrols and strategic redeployment of peacekeepers.
Such inter-agency efforts at the operational level, not just the policy level, were vital for avoiding potential gaps in assistance in the aftermath of emergency situations,which would be detrimental to displaced populations.
Increased resources need to be made availableto humanitarian agencies and non-governmental organizations for the provision of relief supplies to displaced populations, especially the 50,000 children, women and elderly who are now stranded in the open in the mountains and the woods.
They also agreed upon travel and logistical preparations for future meetings, in addition to mutual help in the rebuilding and restoration of destroyed roads and infrastructure andthe urgent provision of food and humanitarian supplies to displaced populations.
Provide the United Nations and international non-governmental organizations with unfettered andsecure access to displaced populations in need of humanitarian assistance, and work with those organizations to counter perceptions that humanitarian assistance is not being provided in accordance with the principles of impartiality and neutrality;