Examples of using Increase vulnerability in English and their translations into Arabic
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It may aim, for example, to increase the robustness of infrastructure designs and long-term investments; increase the flexibility of vulnerable managed systems; enhance the adaptability of vulnerable natural systems; and reverse the trends that increase vulnerability(“maladaptation”).
to basic information and social services, undermine human rights and security, and increase vulnerability to gender violence and exploitation.
to basic information and social services, undermine human rights and security, and increase vulnerability to gender violence and exploitation.
immediate needs in relation to the adverse effects of climate change for which further delay could increase vulnerability or lead to increased costs at a later stage;
projected adverse effects of climate change for which further delay could increase vulnerability or lead to increased costs.
Adaptation measures include increasing robustness of infrastructural designs and long-term investments, increasing flexibility of vulnerable managed systems, enhancing adaptability of vulnerable natural systems, reversing trends that increase vulnerability, and improving societal awareness and preparedness.
gender) are factors that increase vulnerability to poisonings caused by methamidophos.
Broader development efforts alleviate the factors that increase vulnerability to infection and reduce the impact of HIV programmes, such as gender inequality, limited access to education, income inequality, food insecurity and malnutrition, and weak health and social protection systems.
(2) Preventing trafficking:" Strategies aimed at preventing trafficking shall address demand as a root cause of trafficking"; and" States and intergovernmental organizations shall ensure that their interventions address the factors that increase vulnerability to trafficking, including inequality, poverty and all forms of discrimination.".
The gradual erosion of the natural resource base, upon which growth is predicated in most poor countries, combined with the degradation of critical ecosystem services(flood protection, soil generation, and nutrient supply), will significantly reduce options for future generations and increase vulnerability to climate change.
For natural disaster affected populations, often the victims of unforeseen events, the recent droughts in Southern and Eastern Africa have highlighted the extent to which structural factors, including poor policy decisions, can undermine the coping strategies of populations and increase vulnerability more generally, and in particular to HIV/AIDs.
Such challenges inevitably increase vulnerability to homelessness.
Physical and mental disabilities also increase vulnerability to trafficking.
can greatly increase vulnerability to homelessness.
Inequitable property and inheritance rights disempower women, increase vulnerability and aggravate the impacts of AIDS.
Lack of knowledge of the dangers of trafficking and poor opportunities at home markedly increase vulnerability to trafficking.
For older persons, the transition to retirement and dependence in old age or widowhood can increase vulnerability.
Therefore, responses to the epidemic need to take account of the important contextual circumstances that may increase vulnerability.
Armed conflict and natural disasters increase vulnerability to trafficking as people are forced to flee from their homes and communities.
The Committee is further concerned that harmful traditional practices, including early marriages, continue to increase vulnerability to HIV infection.