Examples of using Host communities in English and their translations into German
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It supports refugees and host communities in equal measure.
Chad: improving the food supply for refugees and host communities.
Support for refugees and host communities Improving infrastructure, creating jobs.
The EU supports displaced Syrians and their host communities.
Refugees and host communities in Kenya benefit from opportunities and better living conditions.
Creating normality for internally displaced persons and host communities.
Participation in services in the host communities then Lunch with hosts. .
ICTs as an opportunity for migrants, displaced persons and host communities.
Living conditions in the camps and host communities are worsening dramatically with the arrival of winter.
Consumption of drinking water in mosques has also increased in the host communities.
Qudra- Resilience for Syrian refugees, IDPs and host communities in response to the Syrian and Iraqi crises.
As in other areas, one of the focuses in the education sector is support for refugees and host communities.
Already vulnerable host communities are also deeply affected, as is the local population in Nigeria, and increasingly so.
Education, capacity building of central and local government and conflict mitigation in host communities.
The host communities require support due to the strain they are under, with schools having to teach in shifts and accommodation scarce.
The school environment for Syrian refugee families and Lebanese families in the host communities is improved.
Selected host communities increasingly provide an improved social infrastructure for internally displaced persons and the local population.
The livelihoods of returnees, IDPs and the local population in selected host communities in Somalia are improved.
Children and youth in host communities that are themselves struggling with access to education and basic services, will also benefit.
We are doing everything we can to improve conditions for refugees whiletaking care not to neglect the populations in the host communities.
In Jordan and Iraq, children and young people from refugee camps and host communities can come together to do sport and get to know one another.
The local aid organisations Anando and Friends in Village Development Bangladesh(FIVDB) have been working for sometime in the camps around Cox's Bazar for the Rohingya and host communities.
The commitment, or at least the tolerance, of the host communities vis-à-vis refugees, together with the work of civil society organisations, are therefore extremely important.
The money is directed to the mostvulnerable among the 350,000 internally displaced persons, their host communities, and 170 000 foreign refugees in Yemen.
Conscious of the growing pressure on the host communities in Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey, we are also seeking to help them deal with the refugees.
It sets out to improve theliving conditions of particularly needy people in the host communities as well as of the internally displaced persons(IDPs) in their midst.
Furthermore, they always contain components that benefit the host communities and their residents, which are heavily affected by the influx of refugees- also as a way to reduce tensions.
Psychosocial support services provided by state andcivil society actors in selected host communities in Jordan have improved quantitatively and qualitatively.
Of those displaced are living in three camps while the rest stay in host communities outside, with most in need of some type of humanitarian assistance.
Small-scale measures aimed at affected individuals in communities of origin and host communities focus above all on the specific needs of particularly disadvantaged groups.
