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More attention must be paid to natural disaster preparedness.
International solidarity is closely interconnected with humanitarian assistance,including global responses to natural disaster.
Global responses to natural disaster require further elaboration in international law.
One of the elements of these profiles is vulnerability to natural disaster, which includes desertification.
The coherence and timeliness of response can also benefit from a better awareness of and guidance from existing international andnational instruments applicable to natural disaster situations.
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The vulnerability of the developing countries to natural disaster and its recurrence in those countries is a matter of great concern.
If the current trend continued, it was estimated that by 2050, approximately 100,000 lives would be lost each year to natural disaster at an annual cost of $300 billion.
In 2001, Rs. 15 million was distributed to natural disaster affected Hindu families of Thar and Umerkot districts of Sindh province.
At the global and regional levels, issues to be addressed include desertification, drought and flood management,as well as other issues related to natural disaster preparedness and prevention.
However, the especial vulnerability of the developing countries to natural disaster and its recurrence in those countries are matters of great concern.
The role of hazard monitoring and surveillance techniques, geospatial tools for assessing disaster risk,as well as ICTs to enable cities to monitor risks in an integrated manner and contribute to natural disaster resilience.
Having said that, how do you perceive global responses to natural disaster within international solidarity and a human rights-based approach?
Increasingly, the United Nations is trying to expand the participation of Member States in its disaster response networks andto foster a regional approach to natural disaster response, particularly among low-income countries.
Of particular interest also is the need to ascertain whether global responses to natural disaster that expressed the international solidarity are sustained and contribute to promotion and protection of human rights.
Remarks: follow-up project to PNG/96/AH/04 to assist the newly established Human Rights Commission;final evaluation mission postponed due to natural disaster; a further follow-up project has been prepared.
Since Governments alone could rarely provide an effective response to natural disaster, the role of the Federation's national societies was to help ensure that there was no gap between governments, local populations and the implementation of effective response programmes.
And such progress as has been made to date is generally restricted to natural disaster preparedness, mitigation and relief.
The Enhanced Normative and Operational Framework will respond to the priorities of countries in different development and urbanization contexts, ranging from countries in which the urbanization process has stabilized to countries in which the process is rapid and chaotic,to countries that have suffered a setback due to natural disaster or conflict.
D Regular budget: Trac 1.1.3(core) resources allocated to natural disaster response, recovery and reduction activities.
Other related activities included designing guidelines on social performance of water pricing andvulnerability assessment of poor communities with a specific emphasis on vulnerabilities to natural disaster, conflict and economic dislocation.
The National Disaster Management Director andthe Disaster Operations Centre coordinate the response to natural disaster(s) and crises in order to provide targeted humanitarian assistance to the affected population.
Lastly, with regard to draft article 9, paragraph 1,the sovereignty of a State in response to natural disaster should be reflected not only in its duties and obligations but also in its right to decide, in the light of the gravity of the disaster and its own rescue and relief capacities, whether to invite other States to participate in those activities.
The independent expert endorses three major areas of focus, namely, international cooperation;global responses to natural disaster, agricultural pests and diseases; and third generation rights.
The Economic and Social Council should convene timely meetings to mount coordinated responses to natural disaster and other actual or imminent threats to development, and to provide timely inputs or address developments in other forums that have major implications for achieving the development goals.
In addition, scientific and technological institutions, financial bodies, insurance enterprises, non-governmental andother appropriate organizations, as well as all organizations and bodies of the United Nations system, were urged to accord priority to natural disaster preparedness, prevention, relief and short-term recovery throughout their operational activities.
Two reports on issues related to the environment and sustainable development of natural resources;a report each on issues related to natural disaster preparedness and mitigation, on follow-up to the Ministerial Conference on Space Applications for Sustainable Development in Asia and the Pacific, 1999, and on the Ministerial Conference on Environment and Development, 2000;
OIOS also participated in the International Conference on Promoting Financial Accountability in Managing Funds Related to Tsunami, Conflict and other Disasters in April in Jakarta, andin the conference on the role of criminal justice in minimizing socio-economic damage subsequent to natural disaster and the Eleventh United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, held in Bangkok in April 2005.
However, all types of transition processes have one common feature: national ownership of the transition process,whether it be in response to natural disaster, economic transformation or conflict, is the key to successful and sustainable recovery and development efforts and to lasting peace.
The General Assembly, in resolution 44/236, urged the organs, organizations and bodies of the United Nationssystem to accord priority, as appropriate and in a concerted manner, to natural disaster preparedness, prevention, relief and short-term recovery including economic damage and risk assessment in their operational activities.
VI.37 The Advisory Committee notes from paragraph 25.6 that the Office had conducted an internal management review that concluded that there was a need for:(a)the integration of response capabilities to natural disaster and complex emergencies;(b) the establishment of a dedicated capacity in the Office to strengthen administrative support to the field;(c) the creation of a surge capacity to quickly respond to emergencies; and(d) better staff development.