Sentence examples for organizing disaster from inspiring English sources

Progress includes getting people to join community groups, launching Community Help for organizing disaster and crisis relief, and launching Townhall to connect people to their elected representatives.

This awareness activity include training of teachers; organizing disaster quiz competitions among schools and local youth clubs; school contests on disaster risk reduction knowledge; campaigning for disaster safety in communities; and turning school students into catalysts and initiators in many more community based disaster awareness activities.

The Baptists are not the only church group with highly organized disaster relief teams.

Why did they bomb my home?" Here there is no such thing as organized disaster relief.

"This is the first time I've seen an organized disaster," said Mr. Suchil, who has worked on rescue missions after floods in Venezuela, the earthquake in Turkey, and Hurricane Mitch in Honduras, where he had to hunt and fish in order to eat.

In their reflection on the increase in the numbers of disasters over the past 20 years, Cavallo and Noy (2010) argue that if the trend continues, it is likely to jeopardize the stability of developing areas with limited capacities to either finance or organize disaster prevention policies.

Since my return from combat, I had the privilege to mentor low-income kids through the college admissions process, organize disaster relief trips to New Orleans and Haiti, and even to bicycle across the country from North Carolina to California to raise money and build houses for Habitat for Humanity.

Probability was significantly positively correlated with "participated in government organized disaster-related training and drills" (Y3, Model 3) and "made some changes to home" (Y4, Model 4).

The Global Alliance of Disaster Research Institutes GADRII) was organized to coordinate disaster research policy and activities.

However, progress in organizing community disaster management is slow and reveals limitations in disaster risk reduction by the community and government in general.

Now A.Skate is organizing a disaster relief effort and asking for donations.