Sentence examples for assets of communities from inspiring English sources

The HFA's expected outcome was stated to be "the substantial reduction of disaster losses, in lives and in the social, economic and environmental assets of communities and countries" (UNISDR 2005, p. 3).

It also underscored areas where further work was necessary to build on the positive gains of the development of the HFA in order to achieve the expected outcome of "substantial reduction of disaster losses, in the lives and in the social, economic and environmental assets of communities and countries" (UNISDR 2011, p. 69).

The Bronx Music Heritage Center provides free arts programming to the community and recently received funding from an ArtPlace grant, a NEA partnership initiative that harnesses the cultural and artistic assets of communities in order to facilitate growth and development. .

Its goal is to substantially reduce disaster losses by 2015 - in lives, and in the social, economic, and environmental assets of communities and countries.

Fewer than 10% believed that neighbourhood planning, the community right to build and assets of community value would help create better places.

As soon as it becomes law, they want government and local authorities to aggressively use the provisions of the localism bill to identify football clubs as assets of community value, thus opening the way for mutualised local ownership.

But what the market town's 19 ale houses all have in common is that in April they were all listed as assets of community value (ACVs) when Otley became the first town in the UK to win a mass ACV listing for its pubs.

The group has succeeded in getting it added to Wiltshire Council's list of "assets of community value", giving community groups the option to step in.

Just two days before the pub was demolished, new rules came in to protect pubs which have been listed as "assets of community value".

Ingram nominated the pub for asset of community value, or ACV, status.

"This can be done by using the laws that make a pub an asset of community value.