Sentence examples for for future response from inspiring English sources
The critical point of this figure is that all of the primary drivers of wildfire suppression response, both within the current season and the trajectory for future response, drive an increasing suppression response with consequences to the trajectory of future wildfire risk and associated loss.
In addition, the evaluation draws lessons for recovery/transition programming that will be useful for future response and emergencies.
These limitations can undermine the adaptive capacity of the health workforce for future response, since they affect recruitment, retention and stability of the workforce [ 57], and long-term resilience [ 24].
Evaluation objectives were to provide an overall assessment of the CB Programme, track the changes and current status of UNICEF preparedness and response, provide recommendations on priorities and strategies for future response capacity and CB efforts, draw lessons for partnership in organisational capacity building and on policy and programming for children affected by armed conflict.
Asymmetric vegetation responses, variation among and within proxies, and the near-absence of fire today suggest caution in using changes associated with mid-Holocene aridity at the prairie forest boundary as an analog for future responses to global warming.
The mid-Holocene (ca. 8000 4000 cal yr BP) was a time of marked aridity throughout much of Minnesota, and the changes due to mid-Holocene aridity are seen as an analog for future responses to global warming.
Coherent oscillatory patterns during rest in RSNs may therefore be involved in the consolidation of past events and the preparation for future responses to stimuli [32], [33].
The successes and challenges identified will help to better prepare for future responses in similar settings.
For future responses, UNICEF should consider greater use of options for the beneficiaries, particularly offering a mix of food and cash.
Lessons Learned (Optional): The following are the overarching lessons for ongoing efforts and for future responses to humanitarian emergencies: 1) Planning for emergency response through recovery and early development should balance both longer-term capacity development with investments in assets and infrastructure, all of which should be reflective of local need.
