Examples of using Emergency phase in English and their translations into Russian
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That means now, in the emergency phase, to provide clean water,
After the emergency phase of a refugee operation, the basic needs of the refugees are met through care and maintenance assistance.
The temptation remains strong among donors and humanitarian agencies to concentrate on the emergency phase without making proper provision for the rehabilitation and development phase. .
Even after the emergency phase is over, attention often focuses on providing relief assistance rather than on moving to development-oriented approaches.
When the emergency phase of the incident has ended, the investigator should declare the site a crime scene
The audit focused on programme activities and covered the emergency phase from April to mid-July 1999
During the emergency phase, UNHCR Albania delegated a major part of the procurement to implementing partners.
sector and emergency phase.
The slowing pace of new arrivals allowed the refugee response to begin transitioning out of the emergency phase.
Efforts to accelerate the transition from the emergency phase to rehabilitation will be intensified.
Mr. Mason believed Montserrat was moving away from an emergency phase to one of long-term restoration.
An emergency phase, funded by ILO
the mission was informed that the emergency phase was largely over
The first is for emergency phase activities, and usually contains an average annual amount of $1 million for allocations to a maximum of $50,000 per disaster per country.
Recognizing that the emergency phase of the present crisis can be considered over
Welcoming the High Commissioner's endeavours to apply regional approaches to refugee problems starting from the emergency phase of an operation and taking into account the affected countries of asylum as well as the country of origin facilitating viable
access to affected people, and remain in place to support recovery after the emergency phase has ended.
Coordination remains an important aspect among all the players in the field who are working to bring the situation in Eritrea and Ethiopia out of an emergency phase and into a recovery-oriented phase. .
The above examples also illustrate the existing disconnect between the emergency phase and longer-term recovery, as well as
The most difficult stage of ensuring a gender focus in UNHCR interventions was the emergency phase, where large numbers of refugees had crossed a border and were in desperate need of protection