Traduction de «Statistique des sinistres » (Français → Anglais) :

loss record

loss experience [ experience | claims record | claims experience | loss statistics | past loss experience | previous experience | previous experience of risk | total loss experience ]

experience | loss experience | underwriting experience

claims adjusters supervisor | insurance loss adjuster | loss adjuster | vehicle damage appraiser

incurred but not reported claim [ IBNR claim | incurred but not reported loss | unreported claim | unreported loss ]

incurred loss [ loss incurred | incurred claim | claim incurred ]

claim adjuster | insurance adjuster | public adjuster | claims adjuster

7. Takes the view that the EU, including its Delegations, should identify early warning signals, such as repression of minorities and human rights violations, that point to potential conflicts and humanitarian catastrophes; calls for the EU to develop best practices for promoting and protecting human rights in post-disaster and post-conflict situations, paying special attention to disabled people, women, children and other vulnerable groups, by providing data and taking relevant measures as regards concrete references to people with disabilities, the availability of disability-inclusive disaster risk reduction plans, training for all re ...[+++]levant service personnel and the proportion of accessible emergency shelters and disaster relief sites, with a focus on human rights mainstreaming in relief, recovery and reconstruction efforts, while respecting the humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality, neutrality and independence and the needs-based approach to humanitarian assistance;

19. Takes the view that the EU, including its delegations, should identify early warning signals, such as repression of minorities and human rights violations, that point to potential conflicts and humanitarian catastrophes; calls on the EU to design best practices for promoting and protecting human rights in post-disaster and post-conflict situations, paying special attention to disabled people, women and children and other vulnerable groups, by providing data and taking relevant measures with regard to concrete references to people with disabilities, the availability of disability-inclusive disaster risk reduction plans, training for ...[+++]all relevant service personnel and the proportion of accessible emergency shelters and disaster relief sites, with a focus on human rights mainstreaming in relief, recovery and reconstruction efforts, while respecting the humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality, neutrality and independence and the needs-based approach to humanitarian assistance;

Those are the grim statistics.

With the approval of the competent authorities, statistical methods may be used to allocate claims, provisions and recoveries.