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减少可避免
Stated differently, disaster risk reduction seeks to address the underlying risk factors in order to reduce avoidable loss of life, as well as loss of property and livelihoods - many of which affect internally displaced persons directly.
Optimally maintained equipment and properly trained staff can significantly reduce avoidable downtime and help maximize the effectiveness of planned downtime resulting in substantial cost and time efficiencies.Â
Vision: Through Campaign 100, LCIF will lead the global charge to rid the world of infectious blindness, reduce avoidable blindness and visual impairment, and improve overall quality of life by providing services to people who are blind or visually impaired.
Visit/BE100 to learn how Campaign 100 will lead the charge to rid the world of infectious blindness, reduce avoidable blindness and visual impairment, and improve overall quality of life by providing services to those with blindness or visual impairment.
"The objective of WHO and our health partners in Pakistan is to reduce avoidable death and illness through a range of life-saving interventions for all people - men, women and children," says Dr Eric Laroche, WHO's Assistant Director-General for Health Action in Crises, who is today on a mission in northern Pakistan with senior representatives from UNICEF and the World Food Programme.
The overall goal of this area of work is to reduce avoidable loss of life, burden of disease and disability among populations affected by crises, emergencies and disasters, to optimize health at times of post-crisis transition, and to contribute to recovery and development.
Given the large and increasing numbers of cases being heard by the Tribunals, and recognizing that most court systems from time to time do suffer avoidable delays, and in the light of the considerable support from judges and Registry officials interviewed by the Council for increased powers with regard to case management, the Council considers that it might usefully examine the issue to ascertain whether benefits might be obtained from such increased powers and related systems to reduce avoidable delays in bringing cases to a resolution.
First, the Financial Stability Board should help to reduce avoidable inconsistencies across countries by propagating a set of high-level principles to which all member countries would be expected to conform when introducing new regulations.
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