(1) Strengthening the Regional Capacity for Disasters Reduction through the Integration of Risk Management Approach

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Ventilation fan

The murderer shot her through the vent.

The impact of natural hazards could be reduced by favouring non intensive uses in high risk areas.

Civil Aerator

Uh, it's a bit drafty, eh? Yes.

I'm just ruminating for information.

Thank you for alerting us.

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.

On the other hand, it is an old custom in the rural areas of Vietnam that the husband is usually head of household.

In Ghana, an NGO was marketing VIP toilets Ventilated Indented Pit latrines for use in areas where there were no sanitation facilities.

That's an interesting vent.

Partly Cloudy and Windy

Who could've tipped...? Kruhulik!

216, nice double with cross ventilation.

The damage caused by recurrent floods can be mitigated by using remote sensing data on different types of terrain and surface water areas to classify different risk zones in flood prone areas.

Partly Cloudy and Breezy

Resuscitator (oxygen, pump, ventilator)

The murderer shot Anita through the air vent in the studio.

The mystery is solved. The murderer shot her through the air vent.

I'm almost sure that the murderer shot her through the vent.

I'd 've tipped him off... only it happens I don't like him.

In urban areas, displaced families usually settle in marginalized areas where common crime, gangs and drug traffickers represent additional risks.

the vicar, the substitute, and the organist.

In his cell, ventilation was provided only by a small hole.

An air shaft that he could drop through. Goes into the city tunnel.

Like you, I always bet on the tout.

Would it be bad manners to ask who tipped off the police?

It's an air vent. There's one in every studio.

This can normally be accomplished by keeping propellant lines and vents open for longer periods.

(1) Training Workshop on Community Based Disaster Risk Management

The Caribbean region is constantly exposed to hurricanes and earthquakes.

Storm signals are up at Number 17.

The tragic impacts of the 26 December 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami and the recent hurricane cyclone typhoon season in the Caribbean and Pacific highlight their vulnerability.

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Improved information and communications technology risk management

It lets the light and air through, and it's practically invisible from below.

It is estimated that Fangshan District will still see a sustained rainfall and there will be geological disaster risks in mountainous areas and shallow mountainous areas.

So it also has the ability, all the time, regardless of the direction of the wind, to be able to make the building fresh and efficient.

The region's developed and developing countries are learning from one another's experience for example, through the annual hydrological workshops of the Typhoon Committee.

Well, along comes Benjamin Franklin, and he comes close to convulsing himself with a bolt of electricity off the end of his kite.

The Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre, based in Bangkok, is working through the Consultative Committee on Regional Cooperation in Disaster Management on mainstreaming disaster risk reduction into the social and economic development efforts of the Governments of the region.

Financing through the banking system also involves similar risks.

There was no natural light or ventilation.