Examples of using Current drought in English and their translations into Arabic
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The current drought is only adding to these woes.
However, I am encouraged by the efforts made by the Government andthe humanitarian community to respond to the current drought.
The current drought has also pushed six regions into famine.
EEC Trust Fund forstrengthening of the national emergency system in response to the current drought in the Paraguayan Chaco.
The current drought has particularly affected the northern and eastern parts of Obock district.
Cities around the world, and Cape Town itself, should use the current drought as a wake-up call to look at their current supplies.
In the current drought, we have seen that it's possible to have our lawns survive and our plants survive with about half as much water.
Cape Town needs to make sure that this pricing regime is kept and that the money raised isinvested in improving water resilience once the current drought recedes.
The issue of whether Australia's current drought is caused by climate change has been seized on by some media.
There was a clear link between the refugee situation in Kenya and economic development, environmental degradation and security,problems exacerbated by the current drought and famine.
The global rise in food prices, the current drought and the approaching winter had resulted in high dependence on humanitarian assistance.
As Tajikistan ' s economy gradually recovers, more resources are needed for the emergency programmes that sustain hundredsof thousands of people, especially in the current drought.
In view of the current drought and resulting food crisis, please indicate the measures to assist women who are disproportionately affected by the crisis.
My country is taking measures such as water, harvesting, research and extension service,resettlement and similar other activities to minimize the effect of the current drought that haunts Ethiopia.
The current drought, compounded by such factors as widespread poverty and HIV/AIDS, presented a daunting challenge to the development efforts of SADC countries.
At the time of preparing this report, the response of the international community has remained meagre. The matter requires coordinated internationalArab efforts to counter the disastrous effects of the current drought in Somalia.
But the current drought plaguing the region is unusually strong and persistent, driving farmers to rely more on the aquifer and sharpening the debate over its future.
To varying degrees, all regions of Somalia require humanitarian assistance; however, central and southern Somalia remain the epicentre of the humanitarian crisis andare the most severely affected by the current drought.
In this way the severity of current drought can be expressed, but the sensitivity of an area to drought depends not only on the lack of precipitation, but on other factors too.
The most pressing problems today are the perilous food security situation, which is affecting asmuch as one sixth of the population and is caused by the current drought and exacerbated by high global food prices, and the impact of the conflict on humanitarian access.
However, prior to the current drought that has decimated livestock, the numbers of livestock were reported to be exceeding the carrying capacity, resulting in overgrazing and outbreaks of livestock disease.
Ms. Oosterhof(International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies(IFRC))said that the current drought in the Horn of Africa underscored the need to address long-term and chronic issues in the region simultaneously.
In the context of the current drought crisis, UNICEF, in cooperation with the Ministry of Water Resources and Regional Water Bureaux, recently conducted an emergency water supply needs survey in the six regions most affected by the drought. .
Consider Paul Krugman, writing breathlessly in The New York Times about the“rising incidence of extreme events” and how“large-scale damage from climate change is … happeningnow.” He claims that global warming caused the current drought in America's Midwest, and that supposedly record-high corn prices could cause a global food crisis.
The United StatesGovernment is gravely concerned by the magnitude of the current drought, which has affected up to 18 million people over the last two years, and by the serious crop failures in many parts of the region.
The issue of whether Australia's current drought is caused by climate change has been seized on by some media commentators, with debate raging over a remark from eminent scientist Andy Pitman that“there is no link between climate change and drought”.
The Committee recognizes that the continuing effects ofpast armed conflicts as well as the current drought, poverty and structural adjustment programmes present difficulties with respect to the full implementation of the Convention in the State party.
In addition, the current drought situation combined with large-scale destruction of livestock, water points, and health and education facilities as a result of the war in the country, has considerably increased Djibouti ' s emergency and humanitarian needs.
Gravely concerned at the magnitude of the current drought, which may affect up to fifteen million people owing to the serious crop failures in drought-prone parts of the country that have weak infrastructures and low development capacities.
The draft resolution also draws attention to the current drought in the Horn of Africa, and in particular to those areas in Somalia that are affected, and urges the international community, as an urgent matter, to provide humanitarian assistance and relief to the Somali people, so as to alleviate in particular the consequences of the prevailing drought. .
