The phrase "addressing humanitarian needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing efforts or actions taken to meet the basic requirements and welfare of individuals or communities in crisis situations.
Example: "The organization is focused on addressing humanitarian needs in the aftermath of the natural disaster."
Alternatives: "meeting humanitarian requirements" or "responding to humanitarian demands".
To a large extent, donor policies and preferred approaches for addressing humanitarian needs within Syria are governed by global policy positions, funding approval mechanisms, and reporting requirements.
When asked to identify challenges in addressing humanitarian needs in emergencies, the issues identified included the following: lack of resources, multi-agency working, complexity of issues involved, infrequency of events, low priorities, managing expectations, and sharing of information and communication.
It was suggested that the following opportunities might assist planners in addressing humanitarian needs in emergencies: increased funding/resources, clearer expectations and guidance, awareness raising, education, sharing best practice, and clarification of responsibilities.
As Mr. Lake pointed out in his opening remarks to the Board, the challenge of addressing humanitarian needs should also be approached as an opportunity to build a stronger future.
Declaring herself "speechless with the talent," Ms. Calivis reminded the audience that "the theme is tolerance, so all of us need to ensure that that continues, starting from me". 'Investments for change' UNICEF is still addressing humanitarian needs where they are most acute in the North Caucasus.
Famine in parts of South Sudan could be just weeks away unless urgent action is taken to address humanitarian needs.
One way that the U.S. military strengthens international alliances is by helping to address humanitarian needs in and around crisis zones.
But the localisation of aid is still resisted, at a time when local and national NGOs must address humanitarian needs within increasingly complex and protracted crises.
Immigration advocates would make the case that funding for things such as aggressive immigration enforcement in the country's interior and the wall – if funding is ever approved – could be reallocated to address humanitarian needs at the border.
Mr. Romney described what he believes are the three objectives of foreign aid — to address humanitarian needs, like treating those suffering from HIV and AIDS abroad; to foster the strategic interests of the United States abroad, be it military, diplomatic or economic; and to create conditions for long-term progress and tangible results in countries that receive the aid.
The European commissioner for migration, Dimitris Avramopoulos, and the Dutch minister for migration, Klaas Dijkhoff, urged countries along the Balkan route "to prepare the necessary contingency planning to be able to address humanitarian needs". The European Commission is also ready to offer support "in case of a humanitarian crisis both outside and within the E.U.," they said.
