Examples of using Needs and vulnerabilities in English and their translations into French
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at the same time as assessing their needs and vulnerabilities and any gaps in essential services.
Brazil stated that older persons have special needs and vulnerabilities that are not adequately covered under existing human rights instruments and that the Madrid Plan could
as well as because of a faster response time in providing funding quickly on the basis of better understanding of actual needs and vulnerabilities.
conducting assessments of humanitarian needs and vulnerabilities at the time of the imposition of sanctions,
Indeed, simplistic distinctions between“forced” and“voluntary” migration are increasingly problematic as a basis for responding to the needs and vulnerabilities of persons affected by crises,
live in urban areas and their special needs and vulnerabilities in times of crisis should be specifically addressed in urban emergency planning and responses.
Focus on the Needs and Vulnerabilities of Migrants The International Red Cross
commensurate with their needs and vulnerabilities.
Informed by the needs and vulnerabilities of the diverse communities with whom we work,
The advocacy efforts of the Office led to an increase in the recognition of the needs and vulnerabilities of small island developing States in major forums such as the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development
seek to effectively respond to gender-specific needs and vulnerabilities.
improve data on migration flows and migrant needs and vulnerabilities.
accountable arrangements to deal with the full range of needs and vulnerabilities of persons who have been internally displaced.
the implementation of durable solutions and the assessment of their specific needs and vulnerabilities, and encourages Governments to use,
and">disaster risk-reduction measures are gender-responsive and sensitive to the needs and vulnerabilities of older women.
better assess impact, needs and vulnerability.
Resilience for sustainable development seeks to reduce risk, needs and vulnerability and reduce the dependency to humanitarian support.
Develop and provide targeted/focused risk reduction education programmes that are based primarily on an assessment of need and vulnerability and an understanding of risk-taking behaviour;
standardizing of methodologies to assess humanitarian needs, but we caution against attempting to compare needs and vulnerability across crises.