Social, economic, cultural, traditional and religious causes and risk factors

The utilisation of the subterranean depth of the owned land or the land at person's disposal for private purposes is free of charge.

Risk is a key factor in the socio economic realities of diversification.

The international community must therefore ensure that well meaning efforts to increase social and economic development do not inadvertently increase disaster risk.

The Global Economy s Tale Risks

Special efforts are also being made to improve integration of socio economic indicators into desertification risk scenarios.

The Fed s Risk to Emerging Economies

The international community must act early to prevent the menace from posing even greater risks to the social and economic fabric of the countries affected.

This is what economists call a moral hazard.

Considerable credit risks hamper trade finance and financial risk management in countries with high sovereign risks, an issue closely related to a country s economic development and economic policies.

The subterranean depth may be utilised by the landowner, by a person who has received the land in permanent use, by a natural or legal persons, including foreign individuals and legal entities, which have concluded agreement with the landowner.

While the chance of a perfect storm with all of these risks materializing in their most virulent form is low, any one of them alone would be enough to stall the global economy and tip it into recession. And while they may not all emerge in the most extreme way, each is or will be appearing in some form.

Urban settlements represented concentrations of production, economies and social development, at the same time generating risks and encompassing vulnerabilities not only for its residents, settlements and assets but often also for regional, if not global, economies.

Recognizing the need to continue to develop an understanding of, and to address, socio economic activities that exacerbate the vulnerability of societies to natural disasters and to build and further strengthen community capability to cope with disaster risks,

For example, the biggest threat to the stability of the world in the next ten years comes from the risk of international conflict. And the menace of war is followed by a raft of social, environmental, geopolitical, technological, and economic risks and trends.

166. The following Acts concerning social insurance of other socio economic groups refer to the above mentioned Acts

The growing feminization of the epidemic is a reflection of social, economic and legal inequities that increase the vulnerability of women and girls to infection.

The population encountered new social risks unemployment, inability to earn sufficient income, which resulted in financial, moral or physical losses for the individual.

Most regional member countries have policies to develop p ublic private partnerships (PPP) and attract foreign direct investment (FDI) with some are already benefiting from substantial flows.

There aren't many citizens who would run this risk for society.

Recognizing the need to continue to develop an understanding of, and to address, socio economic activities that exacerbate the vulnerability of societies to natural disasters and to build and further strengthen community capability to cope with disaster risks,

Family allowances

46. Organization of a system of social protection designed to protect all the categories of the population, and especially families and children, against social and economic risks, in other words

Recognizing the need to continue to develop an understanding of, and to address, socio economic activities that exacerbate the vulnerability of societies to natural disasters and to build and further strengthen community capability to cope with disaster risks,

Recognizing the need to continue to develop an understanding of, and to address, socio economic activities that exacerbate the vulnerability of societies to natural disasters and to build and further strengthen community capacity to cope with disaster risks,

Recognizing the need to continue to develop an understanding of, and to address, socio economic activities that exacerbate the vulnerability of societies to natural disasters and to build and further strengthen community capability to cope with disaster risks,

As vulnerability to disasters poses great challenges to socio economic development, disaster risk reduction and management emerge as important development issues.

The belief that monetary policy does not matter is not just the most dangerous idea in Federal Reserve economic history, as the economists Christina and David Romer have noted it is exceedingly hazardous to any economy. Europe faces enough serious risks already it should not needlessly add to them.

As in finance, ensuring that the originator of a risk pays the cost seems to be the most sensible approach. If each nuclear power plant was obliged to insure against the risk that it imposes on society (within and outside the country of its location), it would face the true economic cost of its activities.

In order to reduce disaster risks, countries and communities must first identify risk factors, decide what level of risk is acceptable, and then take steps to reduce risks or transfer them away from affected areas.

Given the possibility of policy induced economic contraction, however, it is a policy with some risk.

(1)Where there is no close relationship between it and the principal contract in terms of economic features and risks and

Economic globalization, which has potential benefits as well as downside risks, including marginalization

According to ESCWA, had the region not been at war in 1990 1991, it would have been by year 2002 at least 600 billion richer had the real risk or perception of risk not existed, the ESCWA region poverty rates could have been halved by 2015.

That is where the WEF s annual Global Risks reports can help. Drawing on the perspectives of roughly 900 experts and decision makers from around the world who participate in the WEF s global risks perception survey, this year s report found that, for the first time in its ten year history, economic risks are taking a backseat to environmental and geopolitical concerns.

Risk identification involves not only estimating the probabilities of hazard events of differing severities, but also identifying the factors that make socio economic systems vulnerable to hazards.

(ix) Ensure that, for the implementation of new technologies, a careful risk benefit analysis of their impact on the specific environmental and socio economic conditions of a country is a mandatory prerequisite

Based on the study a report Prostitution. Social risks and economic pressure was compiled, which showed that 2 3 of the population support the current law that prohibits pimping.

Human societies have to live with the risk of hazards posed by nature.

Investors may be right that these risks will not materialize in their more severe form, or that loose monetary policies in advanced economies and continued recovery will contain such risks. But investors may be deluding themselves that the probability of these risks is low and thus may be unpleasantly surprised when one or more of them materializes.

Recognizing the need to continue to develop an understanding of, and to address, socio economic activities that exacerbate the vulnerability of societies to natural disasters, to build and further strengthen community capacity to cope with disaster risks and to enhance resilience against hazards associated with disasters,

NEW YORK The world s economic, financial, and geopolitical risks are shifting. Some risks now have a lower probability even if they are not fully extinguished.

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A differentiated rate of social insurance contribution payments was established, i.e., persons are insured and they make social insurance contribution payments against those risks, which may occur in reality.

Europe has traditionally understood the importance of addressing vulnerability by providing a system of social protection. Europeans have recognized that good systems of social protection can even lead to improved overall economic performance, as individuals are more willing to take the risks that lead to higher economic growth.