Примеры использования Tsunami-affected countries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A recovery in the tsunami-affected countries is forecast for 2006.
These include the establishment of surge capacity training in tsunami-affected countries.
The tsunami-affected countries, although facing different recovery timetables, still share the common challenge of long-term recovery.
In that connection,he would support the idea of allocating resources to programmes relevant to the tsunami-affected countries.
The Fund's rapid response had been recognized in the tsunami-affected countries and in Pakistan after the earthquake.
Within the last four years, with the support of the international community, progress has become visible in the tsunami-affected countries.
Another delegate highlighted the plight of SMEs in the tsunami-affected countries, which had previously been major contributors to national development.
These then formed the basis for capacitybuilding activities andworkshops which UNEP undertook in the tsunami-affected countries.
Contributions from developing countries to the tsunami-affected countries through the United Nations Fund for South-South Cooperation in 2005 in dollars.
One year later, 75 per cent of the $10.5 billion pledged for reconstruction of tsunami-affected countries has been secured.
The evaluation of child protection programmes in tsunami-affected countries stressed that the recovery phase is an opportunity to pave the way for a strengthened child protection system.
Building risk knowledge to enhance early warning,preparedness and mitigation in tsunami-affected countries.
The establishment of a temporary regional coordinator for tsunami-affected countries helped to bring coherence to the relief and recovery effort in those areas.
UNDP informed the Board that the regional programme objectives included facilitation of the sharing of lessons learned among the tsunami-affected countries.
Setting up a regional aid management andresults monitoring system enabled the tsunami-affected countries and the international community to track and compare results.
The first 12 months of recovery operations have revealed some key lessons that should inform our ongoing responses to recovery requirements in the tsunami-affected countries.
The lack of effective early warning mechanisms,which prevented the tsunami-affected countries from being prepared for the horrific disaster, was another bitter lesson for us all.
UNICEF was uniquely placed to address transition, as it was often present before, during and after a crisis situation,as in the Sudan and the tsunami-affected countries.
The establishment of temporary learning centres andrehabilitation of schools in the tsunami-affected countries helped to bring 90 per cent of children back to school within three months.
The total purchases increased to $4.9 million in 2004 and $14.5 million in 2005, including $1.4 million for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, and$13.1 million for tsunami-affected countries.
In this regard, on behalf of the tsunami-affected countries, I wish to express our deepest gratitude for the General Assembly's continued support and its endorsement of past draft resolutions.
The Fund was addressing the survival andreproductive health needs of women in the tsunami-affected countries and their psychosocial needs.
UNICEF indicated that it had worked in the tsunami-affected countries prior to the disaster and"will continue to work in these countries after the initial emergency phase is over.
In this regard,my country is extremely pleased with the work being done by the Global Consortium for Tsunami-Affected Countries, set up by Special Envoy President Clinton.
On behalf of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and tsunami-affected countries, Indonesia will also be submitting a draft resolution entitled"Strengthening emergency relief, rehabilitation, reconstruction and prevention in the aftermath of the Indian Ocean tsunami disaster" for the General Assembly's consideration.
This tenet has been a central feature of all recent recovery frameworks supported by the United Nations system,including in the tsunami-affected countries, Bolivia, Central America and Pakistan.
These private-sector advisers are also helping UNDP country offices in tsunami-affected countries to develop private-sector programmes to ensure capacity and sustainability beyond the initial emergency period.
It also supported activities to design effective disaster-related microfinance strategies with special emphasis on the rehabilitation of fisheries and aquaculture in tsunami-affected countries.
IUCN was currently working with a wide range of coastal populations in tsunami-affected countries through a planned $47 million programme to restore and conserve mangrove ecosystems.
UNDP will also develop procurement benchmarks for crisis countries(para.333) and plans to conduct feasibility evaluation for possible common premises and services in tsunami-affected countries.