Sentence examples for transition from emergency from inspiring English sources
The island has seen the transition from emergency relief to development aid.
But things have gone badly wrong in the transition from emergency provision to reconstruction.
The memo expresses concern about the transition from "emergency to normalized security operations".
For example, the transition from Emergency Operating Procedures to the Severe Accident Management Guidelines may be triggered by core exit temperatures exceeding set limits.
The scores of aid agencies that were either based here before, or rushed to the scene of the catastrophe, are now in transition from emergency relief to more long-term projects supporting the population in everything from food to sanitation.
Keenly aware of the importance of such multilateral development support to ensure the sustainability of voluntary repatriation, UNHCR undertook new initiatives in 2002 to strengthen the transition from emergency humanitarian relief to longer-term development.
The WTS as concept aiming at transitioning from emergency into development within a frame of complex psychological, social and cultural challenges should be accommodated in CP 2012-2016.
As the initial effort transitioned from emergency response to reconstruction, stewardship of the MHFL was transferred to Shoreland, Inc., during April 2010.
As Burundi transitions from emergency aid to long-term development programs, there has been a growing focus on reproductive health as a way to contain demographic growth and reduce maternal and neonatal mortality.
There was also a high degree of variation in the transition process from emergency medical services traditionally performed by the Military Fire Department to the SAMU-192 strategy.
The Education Transition Fund is an innovative multi-donor funding mechanism launched in 2010 by the Ministry of Education, Sports, Arts and Culture, in partnership with UNICEF and the international donor community, to bridge the funding gap in the education sector during the transition period, from emergency to recovery.
