Sentence examples for disaster development from inspiring English sources

The focus of creating built environments without recognizing what is appropriate to a particular settlement is a common and frequent failure in many post disaster development projects.

After a disaster, development progress may continue in some areas of a society while being set back in others.

The reasons for migration are diverse: for some, it is necessitated by civil conflict, natural disaster, development, or trafficking; while for others, it is out of desperation to escape profound poverty.

The post-disaster development paradigm of "Build Back Better" personifies that perspective, within the critiques of that term and process (Kennedy et al. 2008).

In Ethiopia, the disaster-development linkage was mostly visible through social protection schemes in the form of risk retention and transfer schemes, where relief resources were applied to development processes (Andersson et al. 2011).

And then there are the voluntary contributions from individual governments that go to fund a large part of disaster relief, development work and agencies such as Unicef.

World Vision is among the largest Christian charities in the world, and it says it has thousands of staff members working in almost 100 countries on projects related to disaster relief, development, health and other issues.

The duality of Cambodia's disaster and development challenges is clear.

Similarly, while the mid-term review of IDNDR, held in Yokahama in 1994, recognized the link between disaster and development, it still assumed that disasters were "natural" (Schipper and Pelling 2006, p. 32).

In fact, spending on humanitarian aid, disaster relief, development and diplomacy -- those things that thwart the seeds of violent extremism and help us prevent wars -- is just 1percentt of the federal budget.

Such challenges have been caused mainly because China is still in the early stages of health disaster management development (14).