Sentence examples for humanitarian branch from inspiring English sources
They include the humanitarian branch of OpenStreetMap, Crisis Mappers, Sahana and Ushahidi.
They are with Grupos Beta, the humanitarian branch of Mexico's federal immigration agency whose mission is to offer assistance and protection to migrants.
During the Great Depression, the church started a welfare program to meet the needs of poor members, which has since grown to include a humanitarian branch that provides relief to disaster victims.
"Access is the main problem," said Jens Laerke, a spokesman for the U.N.'s humanitarian affairs branch.
I think we'll get close to zero there by March so long as there are no surprises," said Philippe Maughan, senior Ebola operations manager at ECHO, the European Commission's humanitarian aid branch.
This could be an opportunity for humanitarian organisations to branch out and look at investing in preventative areas instead of focusing solely on relief after a natural disaster has already occurred, says Garschagen.
The local branch of humanitarian agency Intersos and the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, raised the money to pay back the balance of the dowry – 250,000 ouguiyas (£535) – and applied to a judge for a restraining order against Nafissa's husband, which was granted.
The humanitarian vocation also dominates branches of male tertiaries such as those of the Dominican and Carmelite orders.
During my visit to the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon, I saw what difference a joint approach across the various European instruments can make, where funding as well as expertise from the European Union's different branches -- humanitarian aid, development assistance and resilience -- are positively impacting the lives of Syrian refugees who have already lost so much.
It appeared as though the local branch of the Red Crescent, a humanitarian organization, was coordinating with the security forces.
NAIROBI, Kenya — Al Qaeda is not known for its philanthropic activities, but this weekend in Somalia the terrorist group appears to have branched into a new business: distributing humanitarian aid.
