Examples of using Disaster-affected in English and their translations into Arabic
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transportable satellite terminals would allow rapid deployment of emergency communications systems in disaster-affected areas.
(iv) Excursions(which will include disaster-affected areas) will be organized for Conference participants and their spouses from 18 to 20 March;
As a consequence, the disaster-affected communities were flooded with unsolicited uncoordinated supplies and equipment, which created major logistical bottlenecks.
This can make the task of the Government of the disaster-affected country and humanitarian personnel working under considerable pressure more difficult than it already is.
Last but not least, all disaster-affected populations include people with skills and knowledge who can assist in relief and rehabilitation.
An internationally agreed framework for cooperation that covers recovery will be useful in assisting disaster-affected nations both in guidance and to help build more capacity.
United Nations inter-agency appeals covering emergency requirements and initial rehabilitation requirements in disaster-affected areas and linking relief programmes with rehabilitation priorities are issued and disseminated.
That exceptional effort will cover immediate humanitarian needs arising in the disaster-affected areas and support longer-term reconstruction and development work.
that UNOPS delivery in least developed, conflict- and disaster-affected countries had been largely stable
The Government of Japan has exerted every effort to restore and reconstruct the disaster-affected areas.
Efforts must be made to encourage the sharing of knowledge among developing countries and to document the experience of disaster-affected countries.
More applied research regarding the effectiveness of early-warning measures needs to be conducted in primary disaster-affected developing countries by nationals of the country concerned.
The implementation of this recommendation would contribute to enhancing the effectiveness of future relief operations for the disaster-affected population.
building practices as a result of the disaster should be applied in consultation with the disaster-affected population and the relevant authorities.
Instruct the Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator to assist the disaster-affected countries in establishing national capabilities to adopt and implement current internationally developed procedures and guidelines on disaster preparedness and management.
Indeed, the continued protracted negotiations between the disaster-affected States and other States concerned over transiting and deployment of military air operations, including landing authorization, negatively affected the relief efforts.
Significant progress was also achieved in post-conflict and disaster-affected countries where 34 of them had instituted policies, legislation and strategies that incorporate urban risk and vulnerability reduction measures, up from 11 in December 2010.
To establish a better global overview of relief items coming into a disaster-affected country, the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, with support from Deutsche Post DHL, launched LogIK, a new database to track cross-border movements of relief consignments.
This points to the need for strengthened protection mechanisms for disaster-affected populations, as well as improved coordination between humanitarian and development actors to reduce the potentially negative impact of longer-term migration trends.
In order to achieve the maximum benefit it is imperative that disaster-affected people have the necessary information, knowledge and understanding to prevent water- and sanitation-related diseases and to mobilise their involvement in the design and maintenance of those facilities.