23. Stresses the need for effective management and mitigation of risks in all phases of United Nations peacekeeping missions

Redefinition of risk mitigation as an incentive for action to mean offsetting risks for those who are poorest rather than offsetting risks for companies desiring to profit from entry into a particular market.

Prevention and mitigation

Radiation mitigation and standard setting

Climate Change 2001 Mitigation.

But climate change mitigation and adaptation are costly.

29.14 The Office of the Under Secretary General provides overall strategic planning and monitoring and ensures effective coordination of the work plan for the Office of Internal Oversight Services through the identification and mitigation of risks to the Organization's resources.

in the workshop on mitigation assessments

Agriculture was cited as a typical sector having considerable potential not only for integration of mitigation and adaptation but also for integration of mitigation into economic and rural development.

Two trends deserve attention and mitigation (but not regulation or secrecy!).

The Committee noted that the United States had endorsed the IADC space debris mitigation guidelines and that its domestic agencies were implementing debris mitigation practices consistent with them.

Risks and challenges

Global hands on training workshop on mitigation assessments

The discussion covered various issues, such as Convention synergies, drought management, governance, rural land use practices, and the integration of drought mitigation into investment planning and science and technology for drought mitigation.

29. A package of R D and mitigation to combat global warming

Support by farmers' organizations of individual farmers in adaptation and mitigation initiatives

Risks As with any surgical procedure, there are risks of bleeding and infection.

The Subcommittee noted that the United States had endorsed the IADC space debris mitigation guidelines and that its domestic agencies were implementing debris mitigation practices consistent with the IADC guidelines.

30. Mitigation of carbon emissions to reduce global warming

29. A package of R amp D and mitigation to combat global warming

Stressing that national authorities need to undertake disaster preparedness and mitigation efforts, in particular through the implementation of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction, so as to enhance the resilience of populations to disasters and reduce the risks to them, their livelihoods, the social and economic infrastructure and environmental resources,

The public perceives Fukushima type risks and derivatives risks differently. Many fear nuclear risks, which are vivid, slowing the industry s development amid safety concerns.

Meteorological observation from satellites mitigation was contributing to improved weather forecasting and the prevention and mitigation of natural disasters such as hurricanes, as well as efforts to address the devastating effects of climate change.

The risks include health risks from overcrowding and poor sanitation, increased vulnerability to natural disasters and risks of eviction and economic vulnerability because of the lack of secure employment.

But an advanced country could also undertake mitigation efforts in the developing world and thus earn additional credits equal to the full value of its mitigation efforts (thus allowing more emissions at home).

These crises have also highlighted the undeniable need to prioritize disaster management and mitigation.

The women's leadership programme on conflict mitigation and peace building has started in Indonesia.

Occupational risks

Major developing countries must also commit to nationally appropriate mitigation actions.

The world could actually enhance economic output and welfare by pursuing a path of mitigation.

That handbook would be useful in designing passivation, re orbiting and other debris mitigation activities.

Costs associated with climate change mitigation and adaptation already represent an added burden for farmers.

The Subcommittee had also made significant progress on space debris mitigation, having agreed on a two year workplan to develop a document based on the IADC space debris mitigation guidelines.

Such risks demand examination and planning.

Possible areas of work on technologies for adaptation should be further discussed Mitigation and adaptation further understanding of the cross cutting nature of mitigation and adaptation technologies and to what extent they can be considered as complementary activities is recommended.

The first, called mitigation, means reducing the amount of manmade climate change.

Adaptation must be a vital part of the negotiations. So must mitigation.

Users of financial information and participants in the marketplace need information on foreseeable material risks, including risks specific to industries or geographical areas, dependence on certain commodities, financial market risk and derivative risks.

Manufactured risks are marked by a high level of human agency involved in both producing, and mitigating such risks.

These texts require operators to assess all accident risks and factors of aggression, including risks connected with malicious acts.

Thirdly, there is continuing need to develop and strengthen national and regional capacity in disaster management and mitigation.

But risks remain.

Postponing fiscal consolidation risks aborting it, but consolidating too aggressively risks temporarily hindering growth.

Research on mitigation included research on new energy sources and renewable energy, energy efficiency, and GHG abatement technologies.

Extreme events, such as droughts, floods and hurricanes, will be less extreme and less frequent with successful mitigation.