Sentence examples for vulnerable settlements from inspiring English sources

Mendota's chances of survival are slim, and it is just one example among many such vulnerable settlements in the region.

And it must protect its residents from the rising property prices that displace them from the centre and give rise to vulnerable settlements in the first place.

The idea is not to rebuild the vulnerable settlements and infrastructure that we had before, but instead to build back a stronger, smarter and more resilient community.

Although there are investments in drainage infrastructure in flood prone areas designed to reduce flood disaster risk in vulnerable urban settlements, much needs to be done with regards to slope stabilization in landslide prone areas and with the training of masons on safe construction technology (Brunei Darussalam Government 2011b).

A vivid account of the Viking raid in 793, regarded as the first major attack in a century of terror for vulnerable monasteries and settlements along the coast, appears in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.

Cites was written in 1973 when the main threat to wildlife was the encroachment of human settlements on vulnerable habitat.

These efforts will breathe life into SDG11, ensuring that vulnerable cities and human settlements are made inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable by 2030.

"The key is to put the negotiations back on their feet so that both parties are internally less vulnerable, and to take settlements as an issue by itself out of the discussions," a top diplomat said, speaking on the condition of anonymity because all sides had agreed not to talk publicly about the details of the talks.

Due to significant rise in land prices and commodity, people were settled down in low lying area (>600 m elevation) and within the vicinity of seasonal river courses which is considered as vulnerable location for human settlement due to seasonal flooding (Pandey et al. 2013).

We documented the extent of reproductive healthcare utilization and explored associations between socio- demographic characteristics and non-utilization of services with a view to characterize the most vulnerable subpopulation within a settlement.

The urban poor who reside in informal settlements are more vulnerable to these health challenges.