Indeed, Nigeria -- my home country -- was among the first West African nations to contain the recent Ebola outbreak, as a result of rapid action, resilience and resources, and widespread health education.
Hybridisation aims to achieve the holy trinity of rapid growth rates, resilience and superior taste.
UNICEF is requesting US$3.5 million to ensure that women and children are assisted during humanitarian crises and that emergency-prone countries are prepared for rapid responses and resilience building and reflects the support needed for the increasing number and scale of crises in the region.
Our study provides a key example of the doom and boom of a highly resilient reef, and new insights into the variability and mechanisms of reef resilience under rapid climate change.
Flood risk areas will increase, requiring measures for both resistance for initial protection and resilience for rapid recovering.
This scheme results in increased memory usage and constant background communication but achieves rapid state propagation and resilience to churn and failure.
In both development and emergency contexts, UNICEF supports countries to prepare for emergencies, promote rapid recovery and build resilience.
Such evolution-based management has potential to be a highly efficient and consistent way to create greater ecological resilience to widespread, rapid, and multifaceted environmental change.
Lumenal calcium depletion, incurred during normal cell signaling, stands out as a notable exception to this resilience, promoting a rapid and reversible shift towards a more reducing poise.
Also addressed was how to better link humanitarian response with development programmes aimed to build resilience and promote rapid recovery and transitions, especially in the aftermath of conflicts and natural disasters and in fragile states.
