Примеры использования To such disasters на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Vulnerability to such disasters differed according to level of development.
Climate change however is expected to increase Seychelles vulnerability to such disasters Payet.
As a country vulnerable to such disasters, Peru appreciates the support it has received.
In general, global as well as country experience confirms that women are more vulnerable to such disasters than men.
The capacity to respond to such disasters should be placed high on the international agenda.
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With their dense populations andgrowing concentration of economic activities, cities are becoming more vulnerable to such disasters.
Yet, the number of deaths linked to such disasters has been declining, which reflects improved warning systems and more effective food and emergency aid.
It has now touched countries that were once held up as examples of political stability and economic growth andwere believed to be immune to such disasters.
Developing countries were extremely vulnerable to such disasters and therefore urgently needed enhanced monitoring and early-warning capacity in order to minimize their damage.
Thirdly, and most important,it is imperative that the United Nations be provided with adequate financial resources to respond quickly and effectively to such disasters.
Those tragic events once again highlighted our vulnerability to such disasters and required us to rethink the nuclear safety regime, particularly at a time when nuclear energy is a major hope for many countries.
The warning that they provide on hurricanes and cyclones has dramatically reduced material andhuman losses in many countries that are prone to such disasters.
Peru, a country that is vulnerable to such disasters, encourages continued efforts to strengthen the mechanisms of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and the Central Emergency Fund.
In line with this,Morocco is in favour of a comprehensive United Nations study of the regions that are exposed to such disasters and a world map of the most vulnerable areas.
The report stresses preventive approaches, regional collaboration, networking and systematically collecting, analysing and disseminating information as critical strategies for effectively dealing with emerging threats to forest health and productivity andreducing reliance on ad hoc responses to such disasters.
Given the grave consequences of such disasters, particularly for the developing countries, the international community must redouble its efforts to reduce the vulnerability of the population to such disasters, which were directly related to global patterns of production and consumption of fossil fuels.
Ms. Christensen(International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies) said that the increasing frequency of natural disasters was inflicting greater damage, loss anddislocation on vulnerable people worldwide as well as increasing the number of people vulnerable to such disasters.
The argument for including reference to these disasters in the definition is based on cases where Governments respond to such disasters by discriminating against or neglecting certain groups on political, ethnic, racial or religious grounds or by violating the human rights of the affected population in other ways, thereby creating special protection needs.
Indeed, 25,000 people died as a result of the 700 disasters recorded in 2001 alone,while the economic losses relating directly to such disasters amounted to $36 billion.
Commends the constructive inter-agency approach applied by the secretariat of the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction, as part of the Department of Humanitarian Affairs of the United Nations Secretariat, and all concerned agencies and organizations of the United Nations system, which has led to this initial overview and analysis of early-warning concepts, capacities and gaps and to proposals for improvements in coordination andcapacity-building with regard to such disasters;
In the ensuing discussion, several representatives emphasized the need for the establishment of an efficient financial mechanism to respond to such disasters, rather than relying on voluntary contributions.
Natural disasters were one of the main causes of hunger worldwide and affected all dimensions of food security, particularly in least developed countries,which were the most vulnerable to such disasters.
While the Governments of countries affected by natural disasters bear the ultimate responsibility forbringing relief to the distressed population, the response of the humanitarian system of the international community to such disasters has been gaining in dimension and importance.
Barbados applauds the efforts of all those associated with the International Decadefor Natural Disaster Reduction, to lessen the vulnerability of those communities most susceptible to such disasters.
Although disaster reduction efforts are continuing around the world, many persons still fall victim to natural disasters, andthere is a tendency for social and economic damage due to such disasters to escalate.
The Asia-Pacific region has seen an increase in the interest of member States to engage in discussions on migration issues related to environmental change andnatural disasters since it is the region most prone to such disasters.
In the case of specific,large-scale disasters, the portal also makes available relevant information generated by a variety of institutions to serve as a"one-stop shop" for those in the emergency response community in charge of responding to such disasters.
The ability to respond to disasters requires not only the adoption of risk-mitigation strategies, such as the development of contingency transport and logistics plans, but also the adaptation of the design and alignment of infrastructure so thatit is resilient to such disasters.
In accordance with the objective of utilizing the Fund to address core emergency humanitarian needs in sudden-onset disasters or rapid deterioration in existing crises,a total of $182.4 million went to jump-start humanitarian response to such disasters and crises in 24 countries.
With regard to the protection of persons in the event of disasters, effective risk management, civil protection, early warning systems and repair of the social fabric damaged by natural disasters were important to El Salvador,given its history of and vulnerability to such disasters.