Sentence examples for restore livelihoods from inspiring English sources
We are making all-out efforts to restore livelihoods and recover from the series of tragedies that followed the Great East Japan Earthquake.
Post-crisis period, characterised by short- and longer-term recovery measures (the first of which may commence during the crisis period) to restore livelihoods and infrastructure as well as control future risk and promote sustainability (Alexander 2002; Tierney 2012).
We must determine the full scope of the damage, and put in place comprehensive, science-based solutions that restore livelihoods, habitat, fish and wildlife.
For many women, however, it's taking much longer to restore livelihoods destroyed by the tsunami.
The plans also include establishing schools and health care services, as well as initiatives to restore livelihoods as people return, rebuild their homes and start work and agricultural production again.
Mr Amadou Allahoury Diallo, FAO's Representative to Ethiopia, stated, "We must capitalize upon the opportunity to utilize available water to support small-holder farmers for short cycle crops to restore livelihoods and reduce food importation".
Restoring livelihoods UNICEF, along with local and international partners, supported a full range of activities to restore livelihood and transform young lives affected by the tsunami.
Social workers can play a potentially key role in disaster recovery by facilitating community development, restoring livelihoods, providing psychosocial support, and building capacity in local communities.
Restoring livelihoods and the environment in the region will take much more time than plugging the well.
This will have a huge impact on restoring livelihoods for Haitian women, who had a major role as traders and sellers.
Restoring livelihoods In Hafun, UNICEF facilitated the formation of two youth groups, whose members received training on leadership and organizational skills to ensure that young voices are heard in decision-making on the tsunami recovery process.
