Sentence examples for addressing emergency from inspiring English sources

The same situation characterizes the policy world, which still allocates greater resources to addressing emergency management and short-sighted recovery efforts than it devotes to reducing vulnerability or building resilience.

These forums and mechanisms represent a huge step forward in clarifying roles and relationships when addressing emergency humanitarian health needs of people in fragile settings.

Health and Nutrition is the largest programme component and covers the continuum of care for Maternal, New-born and Child health and nutrition, addressing emergency issues as well as development ones to build stronger resilience within communities.

Findings and Conclusions: The evaluation found that key stakeholders in Yemen, including the population affected by the conflict in Sa'ada, the government and local authorities as well as humanitarian partner organisations, highly appreciate UNICEF's presence and its commitment to addressing emergency needs in Northern Yemen.

These actions have the value of addressing emergency care in a comprehensive manner, but fail to overcome the lack of beds for emergency care in Brazil and the management issues, another weakness of the SUS, as illustrated by one State Coordinator: "In relation to doctors, we have two problems, quantitative and qualitative deficiencies"[ 15].

OVD is one of several emergency obstetric procedures that have implications for workforce planning on labour wards, and further work addressing emergency CS and the management of obstetric emergencies would be required to reflect the full spectrum of obstetric care by day and at night.

Over the past three years we have received a huge amount of support, civil society has remained in touch with the needs and demands of local people, and a lot more Haitians are now far more capable of addressing emergencies.

"We were with him in the sense that the first term was about putting out fires and addressing emergencies.

More recently, there have been aggressive efforts to reconceptualize the ED entirely, around its main function of addressing emergencies (vs. maximizing patient flow) [36].

In response to this situation UNICEF, in coordination with the Colombian Campaign Against Mines and indigenous authorities, will initiate an education campaign to explain the risks, train Indian guards, and design a plan for addressing emergencies caused by mines.

According to previous studies, the saving and sharing mechanisms associated with these formal and informal schemes have provided the members with an opportunity to raise and collect funds to be used for various purposes, including payment of insurance premiums and addressing emergencies such as hospital care or funeral costs [ 2, 11- 13].