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The projects systematically addressed conflict drivers and provided opportunities for young people to develop and acquire social skills towards maintaining peace and security; diminished violence in former “hot spots”, particularly in remoteGrand Gedeh and Nimba counties; increased the number of ex-combatants taking up honest livings; contributed to a reported reduction in illicit mining; increased knowledge and awareness among the public about the rule of law and legal rights; supported the settlement of numerous land cases in courts, reducing the rate of land-related violence; and supported the arrests of suspected criminals.

The Committee also expresses concern about reports that emergency ambulance services have routinely not responded to calls from Roma living in excluded settlements, as well as from older persons.

This increases their vulnerability, as distance and isolation have resulted in relatively high transport costs, and the quality and frequency of international shipping and air services are largely beyond their control.

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The Hand in Hand Trust currently runs five purpose-built nurseries, three in Lima and two in a more isolated area of the Andes which feed, care for and provide early education for up to 250 pre-school children at any one time.

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Approximately one third of the population was registered as living on the small remote atolls, which were often difficult to gain access to and provide with the necessary social services.

The project, which is aimed at promoting eco-tourism which is conducive to the development of poor isolated communities in remote mountainous regions of Central Asia, covers seven countries: India (Ladakh), Islamic Republic of Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Nepal, Pakistan and Tajikistan.

A fascinating city surrounded by the Antiatlas, the Sahara Desert, natural parks, and secluded beaches

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In two instances, such groups of young men preferred to remain near border crossings and not register with the Liberian authorities, and chose not to participate in programmes established by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to provide refugee assistance in secluded areas away from border crossings.

The cross-border impacts of violence are considerable, from drug trafficking, which has affected even isolated West African countries, to refugee flows and terrorist attacks.

The Committee is concerned that families in some rural and remote regions lack assistance and support for their child-rearing responsibilities and capacity, notably families in situations of poverty or isolation.

At 0500 hours, an armed terrorist group closed side roads in the Kashaf quarter with rocks and rubber tyres, using physical force to compel the residents to revolt.

Symptoms include bed-wetting, flashbacks, nightmares, fear of going out in public, fear of being alone and withdrawal.

It has medieval hilltop villages looking over lots of scented Mediterranean vegetation, purple cliffs and secluded islands; Hyeres for instance does not rely on the tourist trade as much as some other resorts and hence has orchards and vineyards spread across the area.

The Ethics Office is providing additional advocacy materials for such remotely located staff in the next cycle.

The job location – Is the job location is in a remote place, that nobody would want to stay in such place?

All municipalities, from the Helsinki metropolitan area to the remote villages of Nuorgam and Kilpisjärvi in Northern Lapland maintain a network of skiing tracks, many of them lit.

During the banquet, officials still drink the expensive Chinese liquor Maotai, but with the bottle’s label torn off or with the alcohol poured into a water bottle.

In Botswana, in order to address the problem of geographical isolation, the children of the San/Basarwa people are moved to hostels from which the Government transports the children to school every term.