Examples of using Post-disaster and post-conflict in English and their translations into Russian
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Post-disaster and post-conflict reconstruction;
Iv Promotion and protection of human rights in post-disaster and post-conflict situations.
In trying to address housing rights in post-disaster and post-conflict situations, it is therefore important to investigate the tenure security challenges presented by those situations.
Iv Promotion and protection of human rights in post-disaster and post-conflict situations;
All three phases of humanitarian aid in post-disaster and post-conflict situations-- rescue, relief and recovery-- are based on the human rights principles of protection, guarantee and respect.
Gender equality and women's empowerment enhanced in post-disaster and post-conflict situations.
In the case of the sections on post-disaster and post-conflict situations, a discussion is included of additional measures that should be taken or have been taken by the United Nations system and others to strengthen response.
There is a need to devote specific attention to the LGBT population,particularly in post-disaster and post-conflict situations.
II. Human rights in post-disaster and post-conflict situations 5- 13 3.
The present report therefore addresses human rights aspects only in such action during post-disaster and post-conflict situations.
In the Asia-Pacific region emphasis was placed on post-disaster and post-conflict construction and the creation of resilient communities.
The process of return, recovery and reconstruction is regarded as an urgent priority in post-disaster and post-conflict contexts.
Political patronage should be avoided in post-disaster and post-conflict situations because, as noted above, the affected populations, like any other individual or community, continue to have rights, including the right to be impartial consumers and the right to vote.
The report underlines the importance of integrating human rights standards,and particularly the right to adequate housing, in post-disaster and post-conflict reconstruction processes.
It focuses on the areas of disaster relief,humanitarian assistance, post-disaster and post-conflict development assistance, education, health, orphans and vulnerable children, capacity-building and the environment clean water.
Assisting countries in anticipating, preparing for and responding to environmental emergencies,including conducting post-disaster and post-conflict environmental assessments.
Ii Further development of common approaches among United Nations organizations for post-disaster and post-conflict needs assessments, programme planning, implementationand monitoring, with a view to providing more coherent and effective support to national capacity development in countries in transition from relief to development;
The Special Rapporteur undertook research into how the right to adequate housing has beenincorporated into national and international relief and reconstruction initiatives in post-disaster and post-conflict contexts.
The partnership note among the World Bank,the European Commission and the United Nations on post-disaster and post-conflict needs assessment finalized Operationalization under discussion.
Progress report of the research-based report of the Human Rights Council Advisory Committee on best practices and main challenges in the promotion and protection of human rights in post-disaster and post-conflict situations.
Partnership note among World Bank,European Commission and the United Nations on post-disaster and post-conflict needs assessment finalized fourth quarter of 2008.
In its resolution 22/16, the Human Rights Council requested the Advisory Committee to prepare a research-based report on best practices and main challenges in the promotion and protection of human rights in post-disaster and post-conflict situations.
The policy paper on human settlements and crisis builds on lessons learned from over a decade of involvement in post-disaster and post-conflict recovery and reconstruction where UN-Habitat has demonstrated its value added by integrating principles of human settlements planning in the earliest stages of emergency response and relief.
Country-level activities of UN-Habitat have been traditionally focused on promoting shelter for all, improving urban governance, improving the living environment and access to basic services and managing post-disaster and post-conflict reconstruction.
In its resolution 22/16, the Council requested the Advisory Committee to seek the views and inputs of relevant stakeholders in order to prepare a research-based report on best practices and main challenges in the promotion and protection of human rights in post-disaster and post-conflict situations, and requested the Committee to submit a progress report to the Council at its twenty-sixth session.
Thirdly, reformed urban planning systems must unequivocally address a number of major current and emerging urban challenges, especially climate change, rapid urbanization and its consequences of increasing urban poverty and informality, mega-urban regions,urban safety and post-disaster and post-conflict situations.
Activities at the national and subnational levels, and on major themes, implemented in cooperation with other United Nations agencies have focused on five main Habitat Agenda issues:(a) environment, climate change and cities;(b) humanitarian assistance,especially post-disaster and post-conflict reconstruction;(c) land, housingand basic services;(d) urban poverty reduction; and(e) gender, women and young people.
Further, the report reviews progress in the implementation of a number of programmatic components of the Habitat Agenda and other issues highlighted in General Assembly resolution 66/207, including progress in the implementation of the medium-term strategic and institutional plan for the period 2008-2013, slum upgrading, cities and climate change, and post-disaster and post-conflict reconstruction.
In her annual report to the Human Rights Council, which should be read in conjunction with her report to the GeneralAssembly in October 2011(A/66/270), the Special Rapporteur on adequate housing focused on post-disaster and post-conflict reconstruction processes A/HRC/16/42.
In its resolution 65/165, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to report on the following:(a) a midterm review of the medium-term strategic and institutional plan for the period 2008-2013,(b) affordable housing and slum upgrading,(c) guidelines on decentralization and strengthening of local authorities,(d) cities and climate change,and(e) post-disaster and post-conflict reconstruction.