Examples of using Structural vulnerabilities in English and their translations into French
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cyclical vulnerabilities that evolve with the financial cycle and structural vulnerabilities that are inherent features of the financial system.4 The bulk of this report focuses on the following cyclical vulnerabilities. .
coupled with an assessment of the underlying causes leading to structural vulnerabilities, can provide a proper basis for well-considered
Structural vulnerabilities to shocks can therefore be as important as policy
Sierra Leone already had weak initial conditions, structural vulnerabilities and limited potential to sustain growth
Structural vulnerabilities, poverty and extreme poverty persisted
Title: Examining structural vulnerabilities to injection drug use and HIV infection among marginalized young people: An approach using complex systems modeling
Structural vulnerabilities continued to hinder the development of landlocked developing countries,
decades primarily around events, to better address structural vulnerabilities in support of Governments, will take some time.
among other things, deficit-related internal imbalances and structural vulnerabilities, which are made worse by the inequities of the international system.
development cooperation was supporting partners' resilience strategies, integrating research results and addressing structural vulnerabilities.
did not adequately measure structural vulnerabilities.
Structural vulnerabilities, which affect the poor
those countries with the greatest needs, financing gaps and structural vulnerabilities to external shocks i.e., the least developed countries,
support in particular for young key populations facing structural vulnerabilities.
Structural vulnerabilities Where social and legal institutions, power structures, political spaces, or traditions and sociocultural norms do not serve members of society equally-and where they create structural barriers for some people and groups to exercise their rights and choices-they give rise to structural vulnerabilities.
Due to the structural vulnerabilities in the Caribbean, combined with the fact that the agriculture
the one or two dollar-a-day benchmark may not provide the best guide to policymakers for addressing the structural vulnerabilities that determine whether or not growth translates into poverty reduction
oil crisis exacerbated economic imbalances, structural vulnerabilities and fragility.
improved human assets, and building resilience to end structural vulnerabilities.
approach to regional integration, which required not only a coordinated set of policies to collectively address structural vulnerabilities but also greater provision of regional public goods,