Sentence examples for emergency response programmes from inspiring English sources

Participants recognized the need to shape collective action to improve various critical aspects of emergency response programmes, ranging from conducting detailed post-disaster sector analyses to designing more responsive and sustainable fisheries livelihood restoration initiatives.

The donation will also fund emergency response programmes for children living in areas that are vulnerable to natural disasters to improve their chances of survival.

From social protection in emergencies to longer-term resilience programming (Weilin Shi, UNICEF China) (pdf) This presentation discusses how in China, emergency response programmes have offered an opportunity for the scale-up and institutionalisation of social protection programmes.

Funding from the initiative has also been used for emergency response programmes providing learning opportunities for children in areas that are vulnerable to natural disasters, such as the Philippines, Bangladesh and Myanmar.

Synergies and linkages should be built between the CGP and other programmes in the area of child health, nutrition and education, but also rural and micro-enterprise development, and including a better articulation with emergency response programmes.

Fourthly, it is unknown whether the present information can be generalized to other communities with different emergency response programmes at schools and other public locations surrounding children, or different EMS systems.

Prior to joining her current assignment, she was UNICEF Representative in Ghana from 2007 to 2010, and from 2004 to 2007, Deputy Representative in Sri Lanka, where she was responsible for programmatic guidance of the country programme and the tsunami emergency response programme.

Of that, $1bn in 2009 (almost one-eighth of total spending) went to pure development programmes through the Commander's Emergency Response Programme.

Margaret Chan, its director general, has to her credit acknowledged this and established an emergency response programme and a $100m contingency fund.

They have at their disposal a slush fund, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, known as the Commander's Emergency Response Programme (CERP).

The new edition of textbooks for Afghanistan's high schools were paid for partly by the American forces' foreign-aid arm, the Commander's Emergency Response Programme.