Sentences with phrase «address humanitarian needs»

For this reason, we have taken concrete steps to address their humanitarian needs and to ensure that necessary conditions are established to enable the voluntary return of the displaced persons to their homes in safety and dignity.»

Our partners are also key in addressing humanitarian needs in the most effective ways.

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Onone Chadburn from Christian charity Tearfund told Premier why it's vital to address the immediate humanitarian needs.

Then the Security Council, in an emergency session later the same day, expressed its «grave concern» about the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Mali (where over 400,000 people have been forced the flee the north), and the «urgent» need to address the increased terrorist threat posed by rebel advances.

Operationally, the «2025 Communicator» will have new opportunities to address humanitarian operations needs enabled by better information flows.

In October, the Vatican announced it would mediate between the sides and subsequently participated in a series of meetings that led to the November release of a handful of political prisoners and a vague joint statement on the need for international assistance to address the humanitarian crisis and for appointment of new members to the National Electoral Council.

She said the primary aim of her mission to the state was also acquaint herself with «what challenges have been solved and what are the gaps you (Borno government) need to address and to hear from those in the front - line, the humanitarian workers, our agencies, our programmers and some of the people working with state government, federal government programmers.»

Effectively engaged in clear communication and led a team of military professionals in the successful resource management of $ 450K in supplies; delivered and implemented humanitarian efforts that addressed the needs and improved the lives of 500 + Iraqi civilians.

We address the critical and unmet needs of those who fall through the cracks of humanitarian assistance and have no other options for survival, with a focus on women, children, and urban refugees.

Matching Grants: Matching grants (previously called standard grants), are for larger - scale humanitarian projects that address unmet needs.