Sentence examples for capacity of disaster from inspiring English sources

A number of donor-led initiatives have been implemented to improve the capacity of disaster damage and loss data collection in Cambodia (NCDM 2013); further effort is needed to validate risk information and to train policymakers in the use of that risk information.

'Capacity' including health-care capacity was one of the objective determinants identified as most significant in influencing the adaptive capacity of disaster response systems in the Pacific.

There is an opportunity to learn from general supply chain mechanisms to enhance the coordination capacity of disaster supply chains (72– 72).

Efforts to build on local capacities of disaster-prone and disaster-affected communities must be redoubled as the larger humanitarian system also better equips itself for a future of greater risk, uncertainty and demand.

Emergency Coordination Unit works to coordinate UNICEF Ethiopia Country Office's support to Government of Ethiopia capacity for disaster risk reduction, mitigation, preparedness, response, & recovery.

The Emergency Coordination Unit works to coordinate UNICEF Ethiopia Country Office's support to Government of Ethiopia capacity for disaster risk reduction, mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery.

Emergency and Resilience Emergency Coordination Unit works to coordinate UNICEF Ethiopia Country Office's support to Government of Ethiopia capacity for disaster risk reduction, mitigation, preparedness, response, & recovery.

While there is much funding available in the region for climate change and disaster risk reduction programs, very little of this is being channeled into climate change-related health programs and the development of the workforce capacity for disaster response.

Such considerations have the potential to assist the country to surge its capacity during times of disaster.

As part of a wider research into the adaptive capacity of the full disaster response system, the capacity of the health sector across the four case study PIC countries was assessed.

Both Australian and international organizations and PIC respondents have acknowledged that PICs can be easily stretched beyond their HRH capacity in times of disasters, requiring external assistance for surge capacity.