Sentence examples for fund mitigation from inspiring English sources
LDCs called on industrialized countries to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions substantially and commit 0.5 2% of their GDP to fund mitigation and adaptation measures in LDCs.
Rich countries with high emissions will need to do most of the work but to achieve the deep global cuts needed, they will also need to fund mitigation in developing countries.
The non-governmental organisations claim that Alistair Darling's department is preventing a green tax being slapped on the aviation and shipping industries that would fund mitigation schemes in poorer countries, despite Gordon Brown's support.
Can be used to fund mitigation, especially big losses to third parties.
"It doesn't do enough to fund mitigation efforts so this type of flooding doesn't happen again.
Last week, the developers agreed to fund mitigation measure to alleviate traffic concerns including creating a cul-de-sac to prevent travelers from cutting through their neighborhood, relocating a bus stop on Jefferson, upgrading a crosswalk to make it safer and creating permitted parking so that visitors to the proposed building can't park in their neighborhoods.
Some of its provisions, notably on mechanisms for funding mitigation efforts in developing countries, can take effect outside the UN process.
As an alternative, they suggest that an economically efficient way to conserve populations affected by bycatch is to impose a bycatch levy on fishers to fund compensatory mitigation activities that target threats at locations where affected marine populations breed.
Some researchers and even the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have explored the idea, and NOAA's PCM HAB program is set up to fund some mitigation projects.
This research was supported by a grant from The Growing Forward Fund (Risk Mitigation Strategies Initiative RBPI # 1366) from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
"Taxpayer-funded foreclosure mitigation programs have been an abject failure," said Representative Jeb Hensarling, Republican of Texas, at a hearing on the program.
