Examples of using To humanitarian crises in English and their translations into Swedish
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This applies both to conflicts between states and to humanitarian crises within them.
In 2006 the Commission's response to humanitarian crises in over 60 countries was channelled through 90 funding decisions, totalling EUR 671 million.
In recent years, we have seen non-humanitarian bodies increasingly involved in the response to humanitarian crises.
Proposals to ensure that the EU can respond to humanitarian crises swiftly and effectively should be put in place as quickly as possible.
Emergency response Caritas responds practically to humanitarian crises such as natural disasters,
typically in response to humanitarian crises.
According to Dr Spiegel,"Until now, the response to humanitarian crises have been primarily based on experiences from refugee camps in sub-Saharan Africa where infectious diseases and malnutrition have been the priority.
As much as we invest in improving conditions abroad, we also need to invest in responding to humanitarian crises back home.
The EU will therefore examine ways to strengthen its rapid response to humanitarian crises by working together building on existing comparative strengths,
which has created overseas-based teams for responding to humanitarian crises.
more so than actions linked to humanitarian crises, bearing in mind that the costs of reconstruction are much higher in the wake of disasters.
By June 2001, it intends to carry out an overall strategy review of all instruments relevant to responding to humanitarian crises.
international institutions to respond to humanitarian crises, to promote democratic transition
as well as readiness to respond to humanitarian crises.
For the EU, supporting the development of the collective global capacity to respond to humanitarian crises is one of the fundamental tenants of our approach.
thus improve the collective response to humanitarian crises.
respond efficiently and rapidly to humanitarian crises, in line with the Action Plan for the implementation of the European Consensus on Humanitarian Aid adopted in 2008.
which prepares volunteers listed on our Emergency Response Team rosters for deployment to humanitarian crises on short notice.
efficient response to humanitarian crises depends on the avail- ability of partners in the field, in particular civil society
Particular attention will also be given to protracted displacement due to humanitarian crises and natural disasters.
In the case of a response to humanitarian crises in third countries the Commission shall ensure the complementarity
As much as we invest in improving conditions abroad, we also need to invest in responding to humanitarian crises back home.
coordinated action to improve the collective response to humanitarian crises) and emphasise the fact that the commitments made during the International Donors' Conference on 31 March,
It will carry out an action plan based on the European Consensus on Humanitarian Aid to reinforce its capacity to respond to humanitarian crises and challenges.
They also have an important role in conflicts because they contribute to peace and reconciliation, as well as to humanitarian crises where they assist people in need.
In addition, humanitarian aid will remain a crucial element in the Commission's efforts to quickly react to humanitarian crises throughout the world.
The European Parliament is today inviting the Union to cooperate more closely in order to reach a consensus aimed at strengthening our collective response to humanitarian crises and, in particular, at strongly upholding full compliance with international humanitarian law.
huma-nitarian NGOs and others, in support of local responses to humanitarian crises through a partnership approach with the affected communities.
which also aims at contributing to strengthening of the Union's capacity to respond to humanitarian crises and to building capacity