Risk reduction

Disaster risk reduction

Corruption risk reduction

Opacity risk reduction

Integrating risk reduction into recovery

Measures to support risk reduction

Investing in preparedness and risk reduction

The point at which credit risk becomes exchange rate redenomination risk is ambiguous.

Establishment of risk reduction (conflict prevention) centres

In others, banks need to re examine their procedures for credit risk assessment and credit allocation.

Risk reduction, therefore, entails reducing vulnerability to hazards.

Integrating climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction

Some multilateral developments related to disaster risk reduction

Credit risk is best hedged through diversification across uncorrelated credits.

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Indian Ocean disaster risk reduction for a safer future

Indian Ocean disaster risk reduction for a safer future

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Indian Ocean disaster risk reduction for a safer future

Indian Ocean disaster risk reduction for a safer future

Credit risk in the mortgage market is being assumed by the government, and market risk by the Fed.

But, if more risk builds up through continued expansion of shadow credit, this risk buffer may become inadequate.

This tax credit replaces the family benefits program, the non refundable tax credit for dependent children and the tax reduction for families.

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The secretariat of ISDR uses satellite imagery in disaster risk reduction.

New developments include partnerships in the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to promote disaster risk reduction and to design subregional common policies on disaster risk reduction.

Their actions typically fall into the risk mitigation or loss severity reduction phases of the risk management process.

While credit expansion can offset this to some degree, increased production based on credit expansion inevitably leads to large scale financial risk.

Indeed, a chain of financial intermediaries now earn fees without bearing the credit risk.

There was further debate on disaster risk reduction in an urban context.

(c) Adopt, or modify where necessary, legislation to support disaster risk reduction, including regulations and mechanisms that encourage compliance and that promote incentives for undertaking risk reduction and mitigation activities.

This risk was highlighted by the recent downgrade of Italy s credit rating by Standard Poor s.

In the past, banks kept loans and mortgages on their books, retaining the credit risk.

More relevant to the Peacebuilding Commission, however, is the issue of risk reduction.

There is an evolutionary approach from response and relief to disaster risk reduction.

(c) Promote and improve dialogue and cooperation among scientific communities and practitioners working on disaster risk reduction, and encourage partnerships among stakeholders, including those working on the socioeconomic dimensions of disaster risk reduction.

With the government assuming credit risk, mortgages become as safe as government bonds of comparable maturity.

From a financier's perspective, the cost and availability of credit are guided by perceptions of risk.

They range from subdued bank lending to unusually high risk aversion, and from discredited credit vehicles to the withdrawal of some institutions from credit intermediation altogether.

This creates a risk that poverty reduction strategies aimed at these peoples will fail.

We reaffirm the vital role of the United Nations system in disaster risk reduction.

In Asia, Governments are building greater commitments to disaster risk reduction through several mechanisms.

Risk reduction Knowledge and information Governance Capacity building and technical cooperation Illegal international traffic.

Current uses of space based services to support risk reduction and disaster management activities

In support of this, UNDP will deploy national disaster risk reduction advisers to assist national efforts in capacity building for disaster risk reduction in 20 of the most disaster prone countries of the world.