Sentence examples for communities resilience from inspiring English sources

This framework has been updated recently, when a new civil safety policy was adopted with the objective of enhancing communities' resilience through better territorial planning, risks communication and mitigation, and coordination and management of disasters (Québec 2014).

Building communities' resilience to recurring shocks and stresses holds the promise of relieving suffering for good.

Our appeal has three objectives: to respond to immediate life-saving needs; to build communities' resilience; and to strengthen national systems for delivering basic services.

Further analysis demonstrated that improved planning at the socio-technological interface has the potential to strengthen communities' resilience.

This study measured 105 communities' resilience in the region that was greatly affected by the 2008 Wenchuan Earthquake by using a quantitative measurement approach, the resilience inference measurement (RIM) model.

But, Bam's cultural landscape and cultural beliefs had also their positive contributions to the local communities' resilience – before and after the 2003 earthquake – by supporting the existence of a culture of coping and adaptation to disasters or a "culture of resilience" to disasters.

In general it comprises a collaborative place audit and a community planning workshop (Fig. 1), whose aim is to raise awareness, facilitate risk communication, and strengthen community resilience.

Continue working on risk communication and emergency communication systems to increase community resilience to cope with and respond to a range of threats, including a human influenza pandemic.

Out of this hardship, there was this community resilience built".

When that programme finished in 2005, it refined its aims again on community resilience and sustainability.

Since March , 2011 when Obama issued a directive on national preparedness, FEMA has embraced a similar approach to community resilience.