Sentence examples for access disaster from inspiring English sources

On Friday, NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian said the Tweed, Lismore, Byron, Richmond Valley, and Kyogle and Ballina local government areas were natural disaster areas, meaning residents can access disaster assistance funding.

With that Butti was able to access disaster assistance from the government to rebuild her home and start a business.

These included travel restrictions, check-points along routes into the Delta, "fees" to access disaster areas, extensive monitoring of aid workers, and the demand for aid to be given directly to the authorities.

Under current law, emergency forest-fire responders cannot access disaster-relief funds set aside to address damage from hurricanes, tornadoes and other natural disasters.

That meant Puerto Rico could not access Disaster-SNAP, or D-SNAP, Andújar Matos said, referring to the USDA program that provides temporary food stamps to families who have lost income or homes and do not already receive benefits.

Design of accessible technology has the potential to similarly provide equitable access to disaster risk reduction for other vulnerable populations.

Media access in disaster situations is always an issue.

Communities needed to be able to access those disaster funds — if not to rebuild in place, which is not feasible in Newtok's case, then to move.

The work may focus on the right to adequate housing, land title issues, and access to disaster recovery assistance including Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery funding.

After 9/11, mental health researchers' efforts to get timely access to disaster victims was thwarted by review boards concerned that subjects would be "re-traumatized" by filling out questionnaires.

Inadequate infrastructure maintenance, especially in the cities; wetland destruction and coastline retrenchment; inconsistent and haphazard emergency planning; wrenching correlations among poverty, race and access to disaster relief; unsustainable dependence on fossil fuels: remediation of each of these issues will require national political leadership and long-term financial commitment.