Sentence examples for for durable solutions from inspiring English sources

However, ultimately we need to look for durable solutions that will last beyond the very last drop of fossil fuel.

Encouragingly, re-invigorating the quest for durable solutions to the crisis that has plagued the Middle East for long is the order of the day, and it is heartening to see renewed energy coming together in London to this end.

Typically, refugees in developing countries remain living in mass camp settings for decades with no prospects for durable solutions, such as repatriation or integration into local society [ 1].

He also stated that "there is a dire need to provide education to all" and further added that "education prepares refugees for durable solutions, including sustainable voluntary repatriation, integration and resettlement to third countries".

It is estimated that by the end of 2014 nearly a half of the world's refugees will have lived in protracted refugee situations, which means that they have been in exile for 5 years or longer without immediate prospects for durable solutions.

The development of international refugee law has, for decades, identified as a priority the establishment of "durable solutions" for those displaced from their homelands: a long-term settlement plan that won't enforce on them another move.

Back in October 2012, the then-UNHCR regional representative Richard Towle voiced alarm at the lack of durable solutions for refugees in PNG.

The protracted conflict and prolonged absence of durable solutions for those choosing to stay increases their exposure to extreme poverty and the associated drivers of radicalism (e.g. lack of education opportunities, lack of legal employment, and susceptibility to recruitment by non-state actors).

UNHCR is mandated to provide protection for refugees and has primary international responsibility for seeking durable solutions for refugees, including possible opportunities for third-country resettlement.

For example, for four (4) months last year 20111) I was working with United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) to analyze and advise the government on the status of "durable solutions" and (re)integration of northern Uganda's formerly displaced.

"What UNICEF does not want to do is just to ring the bell once again and say 'we have a major emergency in the Horn of Africa and we need this much money.' Of course we have to do that, but it has to be part of a much more forthright emphasis on the need to look for more durable solutions, for more meaningful approaches that are going to help us toward the longer term," Mr. McCarthy said.