Traduction de «Food supply vehicle » (Anglais → Français) :

food resources [ food reserves | food supply | Food security(STW) | food reserves(UNBIS) | food supply(UNBIS) ]

Definition: A feeding disorder of varying manifestations usually specific to infancy and early childhood. It generally involves food refusal and extreme faddiness in the presence of an adequate food supply, a reasonably competent caregiver, and the absence of organic disease. There may or may not be associated rumination (repeated regurgitation without nausea or gastrointestinal illness). | Rumination disorder of infancy

food security [4.7] [ access to food | food availability | food insecurity | food utilisation | stability of food supply ]

food supply | supply of food

cultural customs on food supplies | food preparation cultural customs | cultural customs on food preparation | cultural customs on food provision

Progress supply vehicle [ Progress cargo ship | Progress cargo craft | Progress resupply ship | Progress vehicle | Progress supply vessel | Progress ferry ship | Progress resupply cargo craft | Russian Progress resupply vehicle | Progress supply craft | Progress | Progress re-supply spacecraft | Progre ]

food chain | food supply chain

buy supplies for vehicle maintenance and repair | obtain supplies for vehicle maintenance and repair | get supplies for vehicle maintenance and repair | order supplies for vehicle maintenance and repair

assure refrigeration of food in the supply chain | ensure the refrigeration of food in the supply chain | ensure refrigeration of food in the supply chain | ensure refrigeration of food within the supply chain

47. Welcomes the special attention devoted to Haiti at this 31 session of the Human Rights Council; deplores the humanitarian situation in the country, which remains appalling, and the fact that the damage caused by the hurricanes of 2010 has still not been repaired; stresses that the extreme poverty in the country has intensified the devastating impact of natural disasters, causing the most serious humanitarian crisis in decades; condemns once again the debt and the colossal cost of servicing it imposed on the country by France and the international institutions (first and foremost the International Monetary Fund), which is responsible for its underdevelopment; applauds the international, and primarily regional, aid effort to assist Ha ...[+++]iti, involving the sending by Cuba of doctors and specialist medical personnel who have treated tens of thousands of people for cholera, the financial support provided through the ALBA Humanitarian Fund for Haiti, the ongoing provision of energy supplies through Petrocaribe and the drafting of a special plan for the direct supply of fuel for humanitarian assistance vehicles, agricultural initiatives to supply food and production plans and the reforestation campaign; calls for an inquiry into the allegations that some aid payments, in particular from the EU, never reached Haiti and into the effectiveness of the aid distribution network; calls, further, for an assessment of the effectiveness of the aid payments actually made;

The vessel is carrying 1,500 tons of food for the World Food Programme (WFP) in addition to more than 50 vehicles, medical supplies and protective clothing for health personnel offered by Belgium, France, Germany and the UK.

This was actually a decrease of $28.4 million, to $144 million, so the $144 million that we are requesting today will be spent on the following items: salaries and allowances, $36.6 million; real-life support, so food and supplies and accommodations, $60 million; vehicle and equipment—much of the vehicle support there is rented SUVs, vehicle maintenance, supplies; communications equipment, so computers and satellite communicatio ...[+++]n, accounts for $4 million; the movement, so the in-and-out rotation of personnel, theatre visits, and relief; pre-deployment training accounts for $7 million of that amount; and personnel support, which is $15 million, for the morale, welfare, local engagement, home leave travel, etc.

Q. whereas many Malians are trapped in the northern regions and have limited access to food and other basic necessities, while aid operations remain largely suspended on account of the lack of security and the fact that in many cases aid agencies have had their equipment, vehicles and supplies stolen;