Access to vulnerable populations

Efforts of working with vulnerable or special populations

Displaced populations are more vulnerable to pressures to return.

The denial or obstruction of access to vulnerable populations continues.

Many speakers mentioned the need to target at risk and vulnerable populations.

Many speakers mentioned the need to target at risk and vulnerable populations.

Moreover, the distribution of some diseases would change, making human populations more vulnerable.

(e) Focusing on special needs efforts of working with vulnerable or special populations

In several countries, including Mali, Mauritania and Niger, vulnerable populations suffered from severe malnutrition.

(d) Concern was expressed that prison populations were a vulnerable group that required special kinds of intervention

Parties with particularly high or low populations reported on factors that render them vulnerable to climate change.

The ability to provide protection to vulnerable populations is also closely linked to the safety of relief workers.

Community based reintegration projects are being implemented in areas of return to enhance the capacity of war affected populations to receive returnees and support vulnerable populations in rebuilding their lives.

The United Nations continues to pay particular attention to vulnerable groups, with a special focus on displaced and returning populations.

The BC HealthGuide components are accessible to vulnerable groups in British Columbia, including Aboriginal, multicultural linguistic populations, older adults, women and children, and populations with chronic diseases and those requiring palliative care services.

(c) Improving availability of socio economic information on vulnerable populations and economic sectors and on the economic impacts of climate change

A lack of public sector capacity and access to vulnerable populations has hindered attempts at a comprehensive response to these issues.

Such peacemakers formed part of the thin blue line that protected the peace, providing security, bolstering stability, and protecting vulnerable populations.

Ensure that the targets of the Millennium Development Goals are met with respect to whole populations, including minorities and other vulnerable groups.

All Parties consider agriculture a key vulnerable sector, as the majority of their populations still depend on this sector for their livelihood.

CIDA's HIV AIDS Action Plan supports developing country government health strategies, promotes awareness and education, and supports vulnerable populations affected by HIV AIDS.

As the statistics reveal, the phenomenon remains a genuine public health crisis and affects, in particular, the most vulnerable populations in developing countries.

Only 20 per cent of the vulnerable resident populations have adequate food supplies from their own means, compared with 46 per cent in 2004.

Thus, the INAS, DPCCN, NGOs and Churches guarantee in some situations of extreme poverty, or in particularly vulnerable populations who are helped food supplements alone.

However, efforts to respond to such emergencies have often not been given proper attention, nor have adequate resources been provided to aid vulnerable populations in need.

We would also like to thank all humanitarian personnel for their tireless and dedicated efforts to assist and protect vulnerable populations, often at great personal risk.

Committing ourselves to upholding and protecting humanitarian principles of humanity, neutrality and impartiality and ensuring that humanitarian actors have safe and unimpeded access to vulnerable populations

(b) The perception that the criminal justice system is failing vulnerable groups. There is widespread recognition that indigenous populations and certain racial, ethnic, religious minorities and those with disabilities experience high rates of crime victimization and are often over represented in prison populations.

I insist that SLM A, other groups and the Government respect the neutrality of humanitarian organizations and refrain from disrupting assistance to the vulnerable populations in Darfur.

Committing ourselves to upholding and respecting humanitarian principles of humanity, independence, neutrality and impartiality and ensuring that humanitarian actors have safe and unimpeded access to vulnerable populations

Systems to record and monitor the access to treatment and prevention services by women, girls, children and vulnerable populations, including through sex disaggregated data, should be strengthened.

On the Sri Lanka MTR, some delegates commended the work of UNICEF with vulnerable populations, particularly child soldiers, and on landmine awareness in the conflict affected areas.

Measures to prevent the adverse effects of chemicals on the health of children, pregnant women, fertile populations, the elderly, the poor and other vulnerable groups are inadequate.

These policies also consider the diversity plurality of the female populations, aiming at prevention and assistance, giving priority to the more vulnerable sectors of the female population.

Expressing its appreciation to the Afghan staff of the United Nations and other humanitarian organizations, who have continued to provide assistance to vulnerable populations throughout the current crisis,

In order to save unnecessary pain and suffering it is essential to protect humanitarian space and ensure that humanitarian actors have safe and unimpeded access to vulnerable populations.

The Kingdom of Morocco is working to give the profound hope to vulnerable populations that international solidarity will move from the phase of promises to that of actual fulfilment.

Efforts of working with vulnerable or special populations achieving the goals set by the General Assembly at its twentieth special session, by region, 1998 2000, 2000 2002 and 2002 2004

We realize the sensibilities that raising the issue of displaced persons may arouse, but we cannot forget that populations of displaced civilians are among the most vulnerable groups in conflict situations.

Indeed, in considering and studying the list of crises on the Council's agenda, we see it playing that role essentially on behalf of the most fragile and vulnerable regions, countries or populations.

Whilst the previous discussions have focused principally on rising sea levels and salt water entering freshwater aquifers, it is clear that that is not the only environmental threat facing these vulnerable populations.

Faced with the aftermath of years of conflict, the Government of Afghanistan has received extensive assistance from the international community in the delivery of basic social services to poor and vulnerable populations.

This state of affairs, combined with the residual effects of war, the underperformance of the economy and the loss of assets and coping mechanisms, has further exacerbated the situation of vulnerable populations.

I wish to take this opportunity to call attention to a new emergency a new threat which we all face but which, again, will hit the most vulnerable countries and populations especially hard.

Recalling that all the parties bear responsibility for ensuring security with respect to civilian populations, in particular women, children and other vulnerable persons, and expressing concern at the continuing levels of sexual violence,