Examples of using Emergency needs in English and their translations into Russian
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which supports emergency needs.
and mapping emergency needs following natural disasters.
In 1993, UNESCO's General Conference approved $2.4 million for addressing emergency needs in 1994 and 1995.
shelter or other emergency needs.
Emergency needs in Liberia are likely to continue to be great for the remainder of the year.
A joint educational programme has been prepared by UNICEF and UNESCO to respond to emergency needs in the education sector.
To assist families with small-scale emergency needs during a family-specific economic or humanitarian crisis through selective cash assistance.
The expenditure under this item covers only emergency needs, e.g., medical evacuation
The participants in the Seminar acknowledged the need for an intensified provision of humanitarian assistance by the international donor community in order to meet the emergency needs of the Palestinian people.
Unexpected emergency needs arising in the area of operations required additional funds which also contributed to the deficit.
To assist families with small-scale emergency needs during a family-specific economic
continues to address emergency needs in the agricultural sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The successful programme in Mozambique has addressed the emergency needs of 4 to 5 million IDPs,
To assist families, on a case-by-case basis, with small-scale emergency needs during family-specific economic
Once again, the prospects of the Palestinian economy are hostage to political constraints and emergency needs generated by protracted conflict.
While the emergency needs outlined in the appeal remain valid,
Assisting families with small-scale emergency needs during a family-specific economic or humanitarian crisis;
in addressing these emergency needs was unprecedented.
In response to the emergency needs, the World Bank manages a total of over $25 million bilateral donor funds destined for job-creation projects.
EMLOT was established in 1990 to meet emergency needs in Lebanon and the occupied territory.