Sentence examples for Investment disaster from inspiring English sources

It designs four policy scenarios to simulate changes to the major variables: sewage treatment investment, disaster control investment, soil erosion control investment and poverty alleviation fund, from 2015 to 2020.

Natural changes during the life-span of the facility can drastically affect the interest of a particular location, twirling today's optimal location into an investment disaster.

In order to tackle the issues of rapid urbanization in Asia, it is important to enhance the role of local authorities and the private sector (mainly the SMEs) to safeguard critical infrastructure and make investments disaster resilient.

But with continued investment in disaster risk reduction activities, municipal governments can mitigate the impact of those disasters when they do occur.

In addition, promoting investment in disaster risk reduction is important to protect the lives of people from tsunamis and other natural disasters.

The Nepalese government's capacity and investment in disaster management remains low, hamstrung by bureaucracy and political stasis.

But if Congress were truly doing its job, it would increase investment in disaster preparedness, as other countries have done.

Global political leadership was identified as key to achieving the first of these goals, with the emphasis on preventing conflicts and increasing investment in disaster risk reduction.

Although New York politicians like the City Council Speaker, Christine Quinn, and Governor Andrew Cuomo have called for major new investment in disaster prevention, reports from Washington suggest that Congress will be more willing to spend money on relief than on preparedness.

The numbers are devastating, each one of them painfully reminding me what a difference an investment into disaster preparedness and early warning systems — like those that have been implemented in Bangladesh — could have made for the families in Myanmar.

Currently, the Cambodian government relies solely on ex post financing options, with limited investment in disaster risk reduction (Table 2).