Примеры использования To increased vulnerability на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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At the same time, a global decline in ecosystems was contributing to increased vulnerability for poor communities, both urban and rural.
Armed conflict leads to increased vulnerability of women and girls to both HIV infection and the impact of HIV and AIDS.
High levels of this trait were believed by Eysenck to be linked to increased vulnerability to psychosis such as in schizophrenia.
Evidence shows that challenges such as rapid population growth and unplanned urbanization, poverty and inequality, gender inequality, human rights violations, climate change and environmental degradation, and water andresource scarcity are already contributing to increased vulnerability and needs.
Globalization comprising both challenges andopportunities can also lead to increased vulnerability and, in the worst case,to increased marginalization.
The report concludes that although significant progress has been made during the reporting period, a deteriorating security situation and a lack of funding continue seriously to hamper humanitarian, recovery anddevelopment programmes in Somalia, leading to increased vulnerability among the Somali people.
Gender: Gender inequality and socially ascribed gender roles andbehaviours contribute to increased vulnerability and risk to HIV for both women and men in Jamaica.
Intimate partner violence and financial dependence on male partners,and poor educational attainment among girls, are linked to increased vulnerability to HIV infection 4.
Would the proposed Project be susceptible to or lead to increased vulnerability to earthquakes, subsidence, landslides, erosion, flooding or extreme climatic conditions?
Due attention will also be paid to sketching out the main challenges and vulnerabilities that are inherent to internal displacement andthat range from socio-economic difficulties to increased vulnerability and risks of exploitation.
Acquired vulnerability, meaning that damage sustained in the past leads to increased vulnerability in the future, exacerbates the environmental vulnerability of small island developing States.
Even though the rate of urbanization was not high, this process was largely unregulated,leading to the expansion of informal housing that lacked infrastructure, and to increased vulnerability of population that occupied such informal housing.
Furthermore, the devastating effects of the 1992-1995 war in Bosnia still contribute to increased vulnerability, particularly in terms of migration and of gaps in the health, social and education systems due to their extreme fragmentation, and so on.
Other internally displaced persons arriving have reported that they have been forced to move as their food stocks have become exhausted,owing to the failed agricultural season of 2004-- which has led to increased vulnerability and food insecurity in many parts of Darfur.
As the existence of social cohesion has proven to be a mitigating factor against the forces that lead to increased vulnerability, the question arises as to whether the forces of globalization are overwhelming or at least undermining social cohesion, leading to social exclusion, various forms of anomie and other negative changes affecting the fabric of society.
Youth unemployment, in particular long-term youth unemployment, can generate frustration and low self-esteem, andcan lead to increased vulnerability among some young people to drugs, disease and crime.
The present report concludes that, despite the significant progress made during the reporting period, the volatile security situation and lack of funding continue to hamper humanitarian recovery anddevelopment programmes in Somalia, leading to increased vulnerability within Somali communities.
The high prevalence of HIV/AIDSin the drought-affected and food-insecure districts has led to increased vulnerability of families, and the overall production capacity in these areas is at risk.
It is frequently acknowledged that poverty disproportionately affects members of socially disadvantaged groups, including certain ethnic or religious groups, indigenous peoples, women, children, persons with disabilities and elderly people,as these groups are subject to increased vulnerability due to various forms of discrimination.
While progress has been made in reducing disaster risks and mortality, further investments in building resilience are required in the coming years. Three main drivers of future disaster risk,leading to increased vulnerability and exposure of people, livelihoods and assets to hazards, can be identified, based on their potentially large adverse impacts.
As a result of violent conflict, increased competition, the degradation of natural resources, the negative demographic effect of the HIV/AIDS pandemic and other factors, there is growing land tenure insecurity in the region,which leads in turn to increased vulnerability in terms of rural livelihoods, high levels of extreme poverty and hunger.
A general approach to increasing vulnerability due to environmental changes has been developed.
Rapid urban growth in highly seismic areas has led to increased vulnerabilities in urban settlements and the potential for large-scale catastrophes in the future.
The Committee is further concerned that harmful traditional practices, including early marriages,continue to increase vulnerability to HIV infection.
This tendency is attributed in part to increasing vulnerability in less developed countries, where people are often left more vulnerable to subsequent hazards after experiencing one disaster.
While some societal factors tend to increase vulnerability to disasters, there are several technological trends that serve to decrease it.
Vulnerable national economies contribute to increasing vulnerability among all citizens but particularly for individuals and groups at risk within those countries.
The transition from fishing to tourism industry had marginalized some populations which were dependant on fishing, andhad also subjected the country to increased vulnerabilities as a result of globalization.
Economic growth can provide the long-term solution to poverty, butthe short-term impact of growth has often been to worsen income inequality and to increase vulnerability for individuals, families and communities.
The disintegration of social infrastructure in the areas of education, health care and administration/ governance, and the weakening of social institutions have put large segments of the population at risk for disease, lawlessness and ignorance,all of which contribute to increasing vulnerability.