Sentence examples for preparedness approaches from inspiring English sources

This shows large scope for increasing resilience in collaboration with the community, through for example the development of community-level risk management committees, improvement and implementation of (gas) mitigation strategies and disaster preparedness approaches.

This is a major, yet potentially feasible and low-cost, implementation gap, and opportunities exist to integrate birth preparedness approaches into other existing community behaviour change messages, benefiting mothers and babies.

In October 2015, UNICEF and OCHA hosted a training in Minsk to introduce the Inter-Agency Standing Committee IASCC) Emergency Response Preparedness approach in the region and plan for 2016-2017.

There is a need for cost-effective preparedness and response approaches based on evidence-based climate information, forecasts, and models.

Support will be provided through technical guidance, sector-specific trainings, emergency simulations, surge capacity and the development of UNICEF, government and inter-agency planning that addresses key risks using innovative preparedness and response approaches.

From the viewpoint of social implementation, community adoption of unfamiliar technology for disaster risk mitigation and preparedness requires another approach.

California in particular is leading the nation in innovative approaches to preparedness and mitigation associated with "The Big One".

Despite the evidence for fundamental distinctions between ability and willingness to respond [7], [13], there remains a gap in the public health preparedness literature on training approaches that explicitly address response willingness (attitude) as a discrete outcome.

This recognition led to several complementary approaches: Birth preparedness.

Incorporating an all-hazards approach to preparedness, beginning with an annual hazard vulnerability analysis (HVA); this chapter focuses on how the security practitioner can lead or support successful emergency management planning efforts within the healthcare organization.

It means that we must continue to take an all-hazards approach to preparedness, meaning we prepare for natural disasters as well as terrorist attacks.