Sentence examples for specific humanitarian from inspiring English sources

Muhammad Mowab, 22, a student and barber, bought a cartload of cement for $5.40 a bag, compared with $81 now in Gaza, where Israel has banned importing cement except for specific humanitarian projects.

Claude Bruderlein teaches the annual Winter Field Study Course over the January semester (IGA-353M) organized in collaboration with the Belfer Center's Middle East Initiative during which students conduct a supervised three-week assessment mission to study a specific humanitarian challenge.

The two transgenic products described here have been developed with the specific humanitarian objective of improving the health of the poorest people.

An additional practical conclusion of this research is that, when specific humanitarian technologies reduce senior staff presence in the field, agencies would do well to give local staff a bigger voice in (individual) security management decisions.

I left the World Bank and launched the World Identity Network (WIN) with a specific humanitarian focus.

Benefit concerts are held most often as a response to a disaster and in an effort to uplift and raise funds for a specific humanitarian crisis.

Although various governments in the region have developed considerable capacity in emergency response, many have requested sector-specific humanitarian support from UNICEF to complement their relief efforts.

Humanitarians have also reported a rise in the specific targeting of humanitarian personnel and activities, which they have attributed, in part, to efforts to co-opt humanitarian aid for political and military objectives such as state-building and counterterrorism.

"That rebel elements were active in those specific villages, and humanitarian workers should not go there".

Academic literature suggests the use of commercial sector models but rarely considers the constraints and specific context of humanitarian operations, such as obtaining accurate data, high uncertainties, limited budgets and increasing pressure on cost efficiency.

The results do, however, provide starting points for future comparisons with studies conducted on more specific categories of humanitarian workers.