It was a sub-regional body running regional services such as transport, strategic planning, emergency services and waste disposal.
"If I am the face of American foreign policy and American power," Barack Obama mused not long ago aboard his campaign plane, "as long as we are also making prudent strategic decisions, handling emergencies, crises and opportunities in the world in an intelligent and sober way......
In light of severe physician shortages in the developing world, the World Health Organization's strategic framework for the emergency scale up of antiretroviral therapy (ART) involves training a range of health-care staff to support the delivery and monitoring of HIV/AIDS treatment.
<< Previous page 2014: A record year Defined by the largest-ever supply throughput, simultaneous emergencies, ambitious strategic priorities and efficiency gains The 2014 Supply Annual Report provides an overview of key UNICEF Supply activities and detailed statistics for the year.
The ICoE CR approach is supported by a strategic review of contemporary urban emergency management by Kapucu (2009), which concluded that effective emergency management cannot be achieved by organizations acting in isolation.
Yet he had no qualms about tapping America's emergency stockpile, the strategic petroleum reserve, in an effort to combat high fuel prices after the Libyan civil war, an ineffective attempt to wield a puny weapon for short-term political gain.
There are also many applications to explore, from finding vacant/quiet coffee-shops to finding strategic points of interest in emergency situations.
Pre-positioning of essential WASH emergency supplies in strategic locations for rapid deployment during emergencies, including emergency IEC materials.
Consultation mechanisms will be sustained to engage key humanitarian NGOs more systematically as strategic partners for UNICEF in emergencies.
Historian R. E. Smith notes that there was a need to raise additional legions in an emergency to repel specific strategic threats.
