Sentence examples for progress of disaster from inspiring English sources

In the 2015 Sendai Framework these priorities of action were adjusted to accelerate the progress of disaster risk reduction and resilience building.

More importantly, the results of our empirical study show that local government leaders who possess a higher level of disaster resilience leadership (DRL) can contribute significantly to the progress of disaster risk reduction and resilience building efforts.

Compared to some countries in Asia and Latin America that have made considerable progress in implementing the HFA (Manyena 2016), the progress of disaster risk reduction and resilience building in Thailand has been relatively slow.

Our findings underscore the role of leadership in making cities more resilient and shed light on how local government leaders can contribute to the progress of disaster risk reduction.

Our questionnaire consisted of three parts: (1) respondent information and municipality profile; (2) the 10 Essentials of City Resilience (which reflected the progress of disaster risk reduction and resilience building); and (3) the Disaster Resilience Leadership abilities of local government leaders.

These results can be used as a tool for early warning of drought risk to maize, and will accelerate the progress of drought disaster risk management.

Results and progress of few disaster risk reduction (DRR) initiatives taken in schools and communities of Nepal were well documented (ActionAid 2011a, b).

To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the symposium, the core members collaborated to publish "The Progress of Geo-disaster MinigAsian Technology in Asia" (published by Springer) to show the progress of geo-disaster mitigation technologies in Asia.

Next, the full text format was retrieved for the remaining publications and analyzed in relation to their contributions to two areas: the identification of the main progress and challenges of disaster health management in China and the description of such progress and challenges.

The 'PPRR' continuum offered a preliminary framework which was used as a guide to identify the progress and challenges of disaster health management.

First, the review identified comprehensively the progress and challenges of disaster health management in China; this outcome was achieved through the extraction of relevant information from the literature, in both the English and Chinese languages.