Sentence examples for community-based security from inspiring English sources

In June 2014, four Communes around the Bezà Mahafaly Special Reserve established a community-based security team (Dina be) to improve security in the region, where cattle rustlers and bandits had been increasingly active.

But Ms Fornica wants to develop a community-based security system so that every neighbour starts feeling responsible for the well-being of the entire community.

Siskamling is a community-based security system where citizens protect their own neighborhoods by doing night watches and creating security plans.

Imam Talib M. Shareef, of The Nation's Mosque, Masjid Muhammad, in Washington, D.C., said he's asked local police to be at the mosque during Eid, in addition to a volunteer community-based security team. .

The programme would include the promotion and support of community-based food security, strengthening of comprehensive measures to assure the quality and safety of the food supply for protection of consumers and provision of nutrition education for the public institutions.

"From the early 70 – it's the first song that makes mention of the home guard: 'Whether home guard or a whether bodyguard, a one general inna de yard,'" James says, referring to the controversial, politically affiliated and community-based home guard security scheme of 1970s Kingston.

"This community-based approach enables security teams to associate and uniquely protect one another from threats in real-time," Milbourne explains.

McKiernan: "I do think there's a role for traditional tribal authorities and tribal structure in Afghanistan, in the rural areas especially, to play in a community-based sense of security, of connection with the government, and of environmental considerations.

Nusra had been more successful than Isis in establishing itself as a "quasi-legitimate, community-based organisation providing relative security, protection, education and structure on a daily basis", the survey found.

As an organization involved in community-based solutions to food security and environmental protection, IAFN sees the importance of long-term, locally adapted plans for food security as a key to mitigating the impact, and contributing to the prevention of conflict situations brought about by resource scarcity.

To reach his current position Leppan had to pay his dues, working in the areas of food security, community-based resource management, and sustainable ocean resource development in both Canada and abroad (including a 6-year stint in South Africa).