Примеры использования Humanitarian responses на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Facilitating more rapid humanitarian responses by improving the timeliness of humanitarian funding,
predictable and accountable humanitarian responses from the United Nations system, as well as
prevent conflicts, prepare for disasters, and improve humanitarian responses to distressed populations.
coherent and coordinated humanitarian responses by the international community to disasters
as well as the humanitarian needs of all affected populations and possible humanitarian responses.
to improve the capability for quick and coordinated humanitarian responses.
As an example of how satellites can assist humanitarian responses to disasters, following the 2005 South Asian earthquake,
accountability framework review of the added value of CERF assistance to the humanitarian responses to the Horn of Africa drought,
by assigning responsibilities to agencies in order to coordinate humanitarian responses.
the humanitarian needs of all affected populations and possible humanitarian responses.
including appeals to provide humanitarian responses to vessels in distress.
human rights and humanitarian responses.
Furthermore, necessary humanitarian responses to disasters now cost donors $6 billion per year,
It is therefore obvious that we need to rethink the way we provide funding to address international humanitarian responses, not only with regard to the amount of funding,
In cooperation with UNFPA, WHO and UNICEF, UNIFEM should ensure that all humanitarian responses address the special reproductive health needs of girls and women,
capacity-building efforts with regional organizations to help bolster humanitarian responses in support of the efforts of national Governments
their experiences in coordinating and leading humanitarian responses.
more broadly adapting humanitarian responses to IDPs to different types of non-camp settings.
other actors in the United Nations system involved in humanitarian responses in the country in question;
continues to be a crucial mechanism for dealing with the coordination needed to strengthen humanitarian responses to natural disasters