在 英语 中使用 To reduce vulnerability 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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(a) To reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, by building adaptive capacity and resilience;
Unless sustained actions are taken to reduce vulnerability and to increase mitigation practices, losses will continue to rise at an accelerating rate, as has become evident during the past 30 years.
Experience increasingly shows that, if adequately managed, the post-disaster recovery phase provides an important opportunity to reduce vulnerability and long-term reliance on humanitarian assistance.
Next year, for example, the IASC is expected to give high priority to the development of guidelines for humanitarian action in order to reduce vulnerability and protect livelihoods.
The submissions described examples of efforts to increase sectoral resilience through innovation by adapting existing methods and processes to reduce vulnerability to climate-induced adverse impacts.
Governments must be prepared, through the exercise of appropriate policies at the micro- and macroeconomic levels, to reduce vulnerability and to mitigate the consequences of economic shocks.
The pilot activities will seek to identify potential measures at local, national and regional levels to reduce vulnerability, promoting sustainable use and management of soil, water resources and forests.
Parties agree that enhanced action on adaptation is urgently required to enable, support and implement action to reduce vulnerability and build resilience to the impacts of climate change.
By simultaneously doing both, the country team seeks to reduce vulnerability, consolidate peace dividends, avoid long-term reliance on relief and lay the foundations for sustainable development.
In support of this work, the Task Force identified development planning and allocation of adequate resources to reduce vulnerability as one of its main areas of concern in coming years.
Objective of the Organization: To strengthen the capacity of selected small island developing States in monitoring the progress of the implementation of the Mauritius Strategy and developing appropriate and practical responses to reduce vulnerability.
With guiding principles with respect to targeting the most vulnerable, United Nations assistance in 2002-2006 aims to strengthen national capacity to reduce vulnerability and increase sustainable systems to reduce poverty.
Experience has increasingly shown that, if adequately managed, the post-disaster recovery phase provides an important opportunity to reduce vulnerability and long-term reliance on humanitarian assistance.
(s) Addressing underlying causes of vulnerability: overall, the United Nations system in Mozambique pursued efforts to reduce vulnerability and strengthen coping capacities through community-based multisectoral actions.
The objective of this subprogramme is to reduce vulnerability to natural disasters and to ensure an effective international response to natural disasters, through the implementation of coherent policies in this regard.
Adequate investment is required firstly to reduce vulnerability to hazards and the severity of disasters; and secondly, in the aftermath, to rebuild better facilities rather than merely restore pre-existing ones.
(e) Address country-specific high burden health problems and maintain programmes to reduce vulnerability to HIV/AIDS, malaria and other communicable and non-communicable diseases.
The need for developing countries to strengthen regulations to reduce vulnerability to external shocks was highlighted, as was the need for central banks to intervene in financial markets and cooperate.
Objective: To reduce vulnerability to natural hazards, and to ensure effective international support to reduce the impact of disasters, through the implementation of coherent policies and measures in this regard.
(a) Ecosystem-based and supporting adaptation approaches are implemented and integrated into key sectoral and national development strategies to reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience to climate change impacts.