Sentence examples for humanitarian communication from inspiring English sources

Separately, Egypt's defense minister, Gen. Abdul Fattah el-Sisi, issued a formal invitation to Mr. Morsi, the leaders of all political factions and officials from across the institutions of government for what the invitation called "a meeting for humanitarian communication and national coherence in the love of Egypt".

In addition to academic research, this includes liberal reference to the so called "grey literature" produced by humanitarian implementing agencies, think tanks and volunteer groups, as well as descriptions of humanitarian communication in popular press and in online media maintained by civil society organizations and other commentators.

He argues for the importance of what he calls "humanitarian communication," that open communication and inclusion – sending a message that people are valued and reinforcing dignity – might be even more important than material resources.

- Strong links in humanitarian community.

The airport in the capital, Port-au-Prince, reopened for humanitarian flights and communication was being restored to cut-off areas.

Third generation or 'solidarity' human rights include rights to goods such as development, peace, a healthy environment, communication, humanitarian assistance, and a share in the common heritage of mankind.

The importance of disaster response in the perspective of big data and technology can be realized by the fact that the 2013 World Disasters Report (Vinck 2013) dedicated itself to the topic of humanitarian information and communication technologies (HCIT).

Szarkowski is the vice president of humanitarian emergencies and executive communication for the U.S. Fund for the United Nations Children's Fund.

The goal of a clearing house is to improve the communication between humanitarian telemedicine networks with the object of providing improved access to specialist services, both for clinical and educational purposes (4).

Communication and Humanitarian Access: Summary Lesson: Given UNICEF's unique mandate as the custodian of Child rights conventions, it has an obligation to do the best in all its powers to highlight issues of violations of CRC and international humanitarian law as they affect children and women.

Successes of UNICEF's interventions have been somewhat less effective because of inefficient coordination in the domain of information and communication among international humanitarian organizations and between the international humanitarian organizations and the Government.