Examples of using To reduce their vulnerability in English and their translations into Russian
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It is urgent that the international community take the necessary measures to reduce their vulnerability.
Actions are recommended to reduce their vulnerability and enable them to obtain adequate shelter in a just and humane way.
They continue to be disadvantaged, and this Dialogue must adopt measures to reduce their vulnerability, exploitation and abuse.
Her Government had endeavoured to reduce their vulnerability and mainstream their access to social, medical, education and employment opportunities.
Governments should aim at providing workers in the informal economy with basic social protection to reduce their vulnerability.
Adolescents will have to receive the information andskill needed to reduce their vulnerability to HIV and affected children will be receiving care and support.
Special attention should be given to protect the rights of migrant women,in particular domestic workers, to reduce their vulnerability;
As a result,the GoG has generated special and targeted interventions to reduce their vulnerability and poverty these are elaborated on throughout this report.
Adobe Reader 10 and Google Chrome are two other notable applications that are introducing the technology in order to reduce their vulnerability to malware.
We also acknowledge the need to reduce their vulnerability to natural disasters through disaster preparedness and risk reduction, as well as resilience-building.
In parallel, ICRC also worked directly with the communities affected so as to reduce their vulnerability and exposure to risks.
To reduce their vulnerability to external shocks, increase employment opportunities, and generate a broader demand for education, EMEs can promote the diversification of their productive base.
The IDNDR secretariat within the Department of Humanitarian Affairs works with countries to reduce their vulnerability to disasters.
At the regional level,initiatives range from efforts to assist countries to reduce their vulnerability to climate change to emission reduction projects that are consistent with national sustainable development goals.
Initiate the development of an approach to monitoring the effectiveness of adaptation efforts in the LDCs to reduce their vulnerability to climate change;
General Assembly resolution 59/233 calls for assistance to countries to reduce their vulnerability to disasters, which constitutes an essential requirement for their development.
In the private sector, both small, local enterprises andmajor international corporations are more aware of the need to reduce their vulnerability to natural disasters.
Support least developed countries to strengthen their capacity to reduce their vulnerability to natural disasters and to benefit from regional and international early warning systems and other information-sharing mechanisms.
The second point which we wish to highlight from the Secretary-General's report is the need for countries to reduce their vulnerability to natural disasters.
Express the political commitment to reduce their vulnerability, through declaration, legislation, policy decisions and action at the highest level, which would require the progressive implementation of disaster assessment and reduction plans at the national and community levels;
This can help farmers, pastoralists, fisherfolk, fish farmers andforest managers to reduce their vulnerability to risks associated with climate.
Also calls upon Governments to strengthen measures aimed at empowering women and girls by, inter alia, enhancing their participation in society, including through education and skills training, and to take further appropriate measures to address the increasing rateof homelessness of and inadequate housing for women in order to reduce their vulnerability to being trafficked;
In this context, the Government of the RM continued extending the assistance programs for the potential VTHB in order to reduce their vulnerability to this phenomenon and the risk of trafficking/retrafficking.
Calls upon Governments to strengthen measures aimed at advancing gender equality and empowering women and girls by, inter alia, enhancing their participation and leadership in society, including through education, economic empowerment and promoting an increase in the number of women assuming decision-making roles in both the public and private sectors, and to take further appropriate measures to address the increasing rateof homelessness of and inadequate housing for women in order to reduce their vulnerability to being trafficked;
Take more adequate measures to prevent trafficking andstrengthen the economic situation of women so as to reduce their vulnerability to exploitation and trafficking(Netherlands);
Commends those countries exposed to disasters which have already taken initiatives to reduce their vulnerability, encourages them to continue with the implementation of natural disaster mitigation policies during the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction in the context of their socio-economic process, taking into account the targets for progress in disaster reduction defined by the Scientific and Technical Committee, and also encourages them to pursue the possibilities of regional cooperation within the framework of the Decade;
Therefore, we advocate an increase in international cooperation with developing nations to enable them to design andimplement programmes to reduce their vulnerability.
Significant efforts needed to be made to improve the standards of assistance provided to refugees in order to reduce their vulnerability to exploitation, military recruitment, crime and other high-risk behaviour.
For this reason, we advocate enhanced international cooperation and greater assistance to developing nations so as to enable them to design andimplement programmes to reduce their vulnerability.
The advantage of issuing local currency debt is that it can serve as an effective strategy for developing countries to reduce their vulnerability to exchange rate valuation effects caused by excessive capital inflows followed by sudden stops and capital reversals.