Humanitarian Sample Clauses

Humanitarian. The Parties shall provide security guarantees for safe and unhindered access by humanitarian agencies to vulnerable groups, free movement of persons and goods, as well as for the return and resettlement of refugees and internally displaced persons.
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Humanitarian emergency and post-emergency assistance shall be provided in situations of crisis. Humanitarian and emergency assistance shall aim to save and preserve life and to prevent and relieve human suffering wherever the needs arise. Post-emergency assistance shall aim at rehabilitation and linking the short-term relief with longer term development programmes.
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Humanitarian. IEEE’s mission is to advance technology for the benefit of humanity. In that spirit, there are opportunities for Xxxxx & XxXxxxxxx and its members to support and participate in IEEE humanitarian projects, such as the IEEE Smart Village program.
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Humanitarian. The Lahore Committee of Chicago Sister Cities International in conjunction with the Humanitarian Committee of Chicago Sister Cities International, the Badin Education and Welfare Trust, the Pakistan Physician Society and the Xxxxx Foundation, along with honorary co-hosts Xxx. Xxxxxxx X. Durbin, United States Senator, Hon. Xxx Xxxxx, Governor of the State of Illinois, Xxx. Xxxxxxx X. Daley, Mayor, City of Chicago and Hon. Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Illinois Secretary of State, hosted a reception in Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxx of the Chicago Cultural Center benefiting the American Red Cross’s Pakistan Relief efforts after the devastating floods that left nearly one- fifth of Pakistan under water. A total of $38,284 was raised. October 20 Focus: Arts & Culture The Lahore Committee of Chicago Sister Cities International presented its first ever public multi- media exhibition, titled From Chicago to Lahore: Connecting Edge, curated by Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, Arts & Cutlure Chair of the Committee. This premier exhibition featured drawings, films, photographs, writings and paintings by artists with works ranging from renowned masterpieces to contemporary explorations in various media. Artists included the likes of Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Xxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Xxxx Xxxxx, XxxXxxxxx Fellow Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx and Berlin Today Award-winning filmmaker Xxxxxx Xxx. 2011 August 18
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Humanitarian emergency and post-emergency assis­ tance shall be provided in situations of crisis. Humanitarian and emergency assistance shall aim to save and preserve life and to prevent and relieve human suffering wherever the needs arise. Post-emergency assistance shall aim at rehabili­ tation and linking the short-term relief with longer term development programmes.
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