Examples of using Severe droughts in English and their translations into Arabic
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In case of severe droughts, entire families abandon their land in search for emergency food supplies at famine relief centers.
because the plant is not afraid of even the most severe droughts.
Across both subregions, increasingly severe droughts, or floods, and related losses in productivity and incomes, have hampered rural transformation.
WeatherTec is committed to mitigate severe droughts and bring additional freshwater in an environmental friendly way to Hundreds of Millions of people.
Following severe droughts and extreme food shortages in Malawi, national UNV volunteers supported local authorities in the efficient distribution of relief aid.
Frequent and severe droughts lead to the widespread falling of water tables, resulting in serious water shortages and salt intrusion in coastal areas.
However, in hard times such as severe droughts, when there is very little decent pasture to be found, the whole herd migrates.
Secondly, climate change is hitting the poorest countries of the world hardest with severe droughts, desertification, lack of water and other natural disasters.
The frequency of severe droughts and flooding globally implies that building resilience to climate change must become a central objective of agricultural research and innovation.
The recurring and severe droughts and other natural disasters between 1974
I visited the Republic of Moldova on 4 November 1994 to discuss rehabilitation efforts in the aftermath of the severe droughts, hurricanes and floods that hit the country in mid-1994.
Desertification was one of the greatest challenges. Frequent and severe droughts threatened the livelihoods of some of the poorest and most vulnerable populations in Africa, undermining economic growth
Severe droughts in the 1970s and 1980s intensified the fight over scarce resources and access to land, exacerbating existing tensions between(predominantly Arab) nomadic pastoralists and(predominantly African) sedentary agriculturalists.
The importance of indigenous peoples ' contribution to a discussion of a green economy was emphasized, taking into consideration their traditional knowledge in managing natural resources and adapting to severe droughts and flooding over centuries.
Greenpeace has a point: the impact of climate change is already being felt across South Africa, in the form of severe droughts and below-average harvests, and the country is doing very little to curb emissions.
not the result of high international food prices but a consequence of local-level conditions, such as arable land degradation, desertification and climate change-related frequent and severe droughts, that result in low agricultural productivity and related rural poverty.
Noting that the economic and social development efforts of Djibouti are constrained by the extreme local climate conditions, in particular severe droughts and flash floods, and that the implementation of reconstruction and development programmes requires the deployment of substantial resources which exceed the limited capacity of the country.
It is envisaged that, by making use of the APF on drought, and advocating for a participatory approach and a bottom-up process of dialogue and consultation in meeting the challenges of frequent and severe droughts, sets of decisions will be made by the highest political level in affected countries.
Tightening supplies due to severe droughts in South America and delayed planting in the United States(soybean oil) combined with continued strong demand from China, India, the European Union(EU) and the United States(palm oil) led to a sharp increase in prices during the third quarter 2010.