Sentence examples for needs of vulnerable groups from inspiring English sources

The existence of ostensibly successful policy documents that are silent on the special needs of particular groups is not an argument against developing 'best practice' health adaptation policy that explicitly prioritises the needs of vulnerable groups, if the evidence of the IPCC about climate vulnerability and social inequality is to be heeded [ 11].

Drug prevention is insufficiently tailored to the needs of vulnerable groups and often concentrates on the general population.

Restructuring means the NHS can make more effective use of resources and improve services, opening up the opportunity to channel these funds to support the needs of vulnerable groups.

The implementation of an area based development program in Syria emerged as a response to the planning authorities' interest in preparing multi-sectoral regional-based development plans that focus on promoting regional equity while addressing the needs of vulnerable groups.

Several studies have noted that special attention is needed to ensure that the contraceptive needs of vulnerable groups are met while ensuring their choices are made freely and for themselves (Dehlendorf et al. 2010; Gold, 2014).

One of the biggest challenges for addressing this is scant access to disaggregated data addressing the particular circumstances and needs of vulnerable groups, such as children, youth, people with disabilities, people living with HIV, older people, indigenous people, refugees, and ethnic minorities.

These norms and principles include human dignity, addressing the needs and rights of vulnerable groups, accessibility to health systems, and freedom from discrimination based on sex and gender roles [ 119].

- In each country, market and price conditions and the situation of vulnerable groups, need to be closely monitored in order to provide assistance as soon as it is necessary.

The panellists expressed their will to join efforts and take on complementary roles, as the challenges concerning the well-being of populations and the need to protect the health of vulnerable groups from the risks caused by hazardous pesticides are enormous.

A variety of planning issues are discussed at village meetings, including priority needs, types of activities, scale, participation of vulnerable groups, gender equality, community contribution, community ownership and maintenance plans.

A better understanding of vulnerable groups is needed, including how these groups could change over time.