Examples of using Fragile contexts in English and their translations into Arabic
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Appropriately designed safety nets are critical in fragile contexts.
Also, fragile contexts have generally seen much less progress than other areas.
UNFPA is also finalizing its strategy for engagement in fragile contexts.
Even given the challenges in the fragile contexts in which we operate, we strive to be evidenced-based.
Member States requested furtherreflection in regard to support to national ownership in these fragile contexts.
Under the current MTSP, both education in fragile contexts and climate change adaptation have gained traction but need to be expanded.
Given the political and security instability in the country,the consultant must be familiar with working in fragile contexts and conflict zones.
Some of these may be politically expedient,especially in mission and fragile contexts, but some countries are unable to sustain the systems without external assistance.
Given the political and security instability in the country, the Maternal Health SystemManager must be familiar with working in fragile contexts and conflict zones.
While challenges persist, particularly in fragile contexts, there is a growing body of experience and knowledge among Member States on implementing nationally owned security sector reform.
The increased violence and crime that can flourish in fragile contexts raises further obstacles.
Countries with child-sensitive integrated social protection systems at national and subnational levels,including in high-risk and fragile contexts.
In extremely fragile contexts, the weakness of the State and its lack of control over all areas may be a factor accounting for gaps in Government services at the community level.
He thanked delegations for their supportive comments about the work of UNICEF in fragile contexts and the most disadvantaged neighbourhoods, and in particular about the efforts in the polio campaign.
In extremely fragile contexts, the weakness of the State and its lack of control over all areas may be a factor accounting for gaps in Government services at the community level.
The Multilateral Aid Review published in 2011 by the United Kingdom Department for International Development commendsUNEP in particular on its work in" fragile contexts".
The principle of national ownership. While challenges persist, particularly in fragile contexts, there is a growing body of experience and knowledge among Member States on implementing nationally owned security sector reform.
Special mechanisms need to be put in place to ensure access for rural and underserved communities, as well as forpeople in conflict, post-conflict and humanitarian situations and fragile contexts.
This focus, coupled with its leadership in education in emergencies and post-conflict and fragile contexts, gave UNICEF a unique opportunity to make a major contribution to the achievement of the Goals.
This tool was developed by UNICEF to help identify, locate and reach the poorest and most disadvantaged children, particularly girls, children with disabilities,nomadic children and those living in fragile contexts.
The potential tensions between national ownership andinternational support were also considered to be particularly challenging in fragile contexts which are characterized by the inability of the State to ensure the delivery of basic security.
Output c: Strengthened political commitment, accountability and national capacity to legislate, plan and budget for inclusive socialpolicies and social protection measures, including in risk-prone and fragile contexts.
Others noted the importance ofcontinuing efforts to combat AIDS and trafficking, especially in fragile contexts, and welcomed the increased focus on adolescents, although some cautioned that it should not distract from efforts in early childhood development and health.
Output 3: Strengthened political commitment and national capacity to legislate, plan and budget for improved equitable access to socialprotection for all children and adolescents, including in risk prone and fragile contexts.
The number of people provided with drinking water and sanitation in humanitarian situations is larger than ever, with three Level 3 humanitarian crises, in Central African Republic, Philippines, South Sudan and Syrian Arab Republic,and the continued need to address chronic emergencies and fragile contexts including in Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mali, Pakistan, Somalia and Yemen.
Upstream work would require new skills and reprofiling of country teams, and therefore it would be helpful to indicate implications of United Nations reform and the organizational review for ensuring stronger competencies and upstream profiles of education staff,particularly those in priority conflict and fragile contexts.
The“New Deal for Engagement in Fragile States,” which builds on a series of international commitments regarding aid and development, and was endorsed at the at the Fourth High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in Busan, South Korea in 2011, proposes just such a model. It enshrines what matters most in building peaceful states and societies: commitments- the Peace- and State-building Goals-to improve how national and international partners engage in conflict-affected and fragile contexts.
The training focused on the appropriate use of force andfirearms to secure elections in a fragile context.
The Interim Administration considered that, in the fragile context of a country emerging from decades of conflict, and where military operations are in fact ongoing, engaging the various factions politically was a necessity.
In this fragile context, EU threats to halt business with Israeli companies present in the country's West Bank settlements are problematic, as are academic and scientific boycotts against Israel. Indeed, such moves would be dangerously close to favoring Palestine- a sure-fire way to turn Israel against cooperation.