Примеры использования To respond to humanitarian crises на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is our duty to seek to prevent and to respond to humanitarian crises.
Since 2011, we have been collaborating on a regular basis with the Emergency Unit at Médecins Sans Frontières to ensure that they have the necessary resources to respond to humanitarian crises.
Still, the international community should be better prepared to respond to humanitarian crises than we in fact are.
The Organization can count on Canada's commitment to collaborate with OCHA and other humanitarian partners to work to strengthen coordination andthe ability of the international humanitarian system to respond to humanitarian crises.
We need to be better prepared to respond to humanitarian crises that result from these challenges.
The inspection focused on management strategies aimed at strengthening the capacity of the Office to respond to humanitarian crises.
Iii Increased degree of Government capacity to respond to humanitarian crises in terms of contingency planning and preparedness.
Adequate funding must be available to enhance the specific operational capacities of agencies to respond to humanitarian crises at the outset.
Iii Sustained degree of Government capacity to respond to humanitarian crises in terms of contingency planning and preparedness.
The programme for reform of the Secretary-General included his plans to strengthen the capacity of the United Nations to respond to humanitarian crises.
No taxes or duties should be imposed on the import of goods to be used to respond to humanitarian crises such as natural disasters, famine or health emergencies.
This would mean a UN that was better funded, more streamlined in its organization, structure and administration, andbetter able to respond to humanitarian crises.
Delegations also acknowledged the strengthening of the capacity of the organization to respond to humanitarian crises and the leadership role of UNICEF in humanitarian clusters at the global and country levels.
We would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation for the continuous efforts of the United Nations system to respond to humanitarian crises.
Involvement in the area of humanitarian affairs,especially the search for an effective way to respond to humanitarian crises, has been one of the priority issues for the United Nations, as reflected in the programme for reform of the Organization A/51/950 and Add.1-7.
It is essential to properly review the Central Emergency Response Fund in order to help it to respond to humanitarian crises more effectively.
UN-Habitat has continued to respond to humanitarian crises, most recently in Cuba, El Salvador, Libya, Mozambique, the Philippines and Samoa, by deploying missions in support of humanitarian country teams and Governments to coordinate housing and shelter rehabilitation response.
Delegations welcomed UNICEF efforts to strengthen its systems in order to respond to humanitarian crises faster and more efficiently.
Mexico, as part of its strategy to respond to humanitarian crises, has adopted the General Civil Protection Act, which provides for the establishment of national mechanisms for disasters from the viewpoint of integrated risk management, known as the National System of Civil Protection.
Poverty, hunger and diseases still decimate countless communities,while our capacity to respond to humanitarian crises needs to be reassessed and revitalized.
Urge United Nations country teams to develop hazard analysis and monitoring mechanisms to identify potential crises, to develop common assessments of levels of humanitarian risk and to incorporate into their existing planning frameworks the"Inter-Agency ContingencyPlanning Guidelines for Humanitarian Assistance" in order to strengthen their capacity to respond to humanitarian crises;
The humanitarian response and post-conflict reconstruction sub-cluster, which is chaired by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR), has two key responsibilities:developing integrated projects to respond to humanitarian crises; and promoting post-conflict recovery for countries in transition and those that have emerged from conflict situations.
In that context a number of issues had arisen which required the urgent attentionof the international community, including issues of the Organization's capacity to respond to humanitarian crises.
The findings and recommendations in the present report are based on a review of the management strategies of the Office aimed at achieving a strengthened capacity to respond to humanitarian crises, and on an assessment of the action taken to focus on core functions in order to achieve effectiveness in providing humanitarian assistance to countries in crisis, following the reorganization and restructuring of the Office.
In its resolution 1995/56, the Economic and Social Council urged the United Nations humanitarian system to review its capacity to respond to humanitarian crises and disasters.
In this connection, we welcome and support the efforts of Mr. Jan Egeland, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, to strengthen United Nations coordination mechanisms and the Organization's capacity to respond to humanitarian crises as they arise.
Encourages UNFPA to ensure that any changes orclarification in the current organizational structure and in the roles and responsibilities of its humanitarian response will enable UNFPA to respond to humanitarian crises in an efficient and effective manner;
In its resolution 1995/56of 28 July 1995, the Economic and Social Council decided to undertake a review of the capacity of the United Nations to respond to humanitarian crises and disasters.
Border management agencies(immigration, police, customs, quarantine and armed forces) need to be equipped with the appropriate legal andoperational systems and mechanisms in order to respond to humanitarian crises and mass movements.
Towards a strengthened capacity to respond to humanitarian crisis.