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A PIA is a tool used to identify, analyze, and mitigate privacy risks arising from technological systems or processes.
But a high-quality PIA can help an organization assess and mitigate the privacy risks associated with the use of information and communications technology, biometric technologies, geo-location tracking devices, and so on.
The government must rely on longer-term measures to mitigate the problem, including internationalization of the renminbi.
The only way to ease that upward pressure, and to mitigate spillovers, is with effective policy responses.
To mitigate the threat, the countries of the Indo-Pacific must confront three key challenges, beginning with the widening gap between politics and economics.
One would think that this congeries of problems would prompt Europeans to strengthen the EU, in order to take control of the situation and mitigate the growing risks.
Only in recent decades have biofuels regained their original appeal, owing to efforts to secure affordable energy, generate income, and mitigate the dependency of which Ford warned.
The simplification of the labor code should be negotiated with social partners to mitigate or even avoid strikes and protests.
Fortunately, there are a few things governments can do to mitigate the effects of inertial spending.
Absent alternative options, ultra-easy monetary policy has helped to mitigate the depth of the post-crisis recession.
In most countries, a basic social-protection floor – which can help countries to mitigate the negative effects of shocks and prevent people from falling deeper into poverty – is affordable.
For the West, a revamped CFE Treaty would help mitigate worries about military threats in the area that Russia has traditionally considered its sphere of influence.
But here are two simple ideas that could help to mitigate the crisis.
Our work went beyond trying to free individual prisoners of conscience and has included efforts to end armed conflicts, such as in Central America in the 1980s, in the former Yugoslavia in the 1990s, and in the Middle East today, or at least to mitigate the harm they wrought.
So-called “Abenomics 2.0” entails efforts to raise the fertility rate (free preschool education, support for fertility treatments, and greater assistance for single-parent families) and to mitigate problems associated with population aging (boosting social security and providing more employment opportunities for retirees).
Having recognized its “collective responsibility to mitigate the social impact of the crisis and minimize long-lasting damage to global potential,” the group now needs to review how much support has reached or become accessible to developing countries.
Abroad, he has moved to mitigate the blowback to Russia from a series of external political and economic shocks.
Moreover, planting trees in lower-income, under-resourced neighborhoods, which often have less canopy cover, can help to mitigate environmental inequality.
This will require carefully balancing the need to mitigate risks in the unregulated sector with the benefits that its efficiency and innovation provide to the financial system.
After all, progress on such strategies – part of the Paris agreement – sends a strong signal to investors seeking to mitigate climate-related risks and take advantage of new opportunities in renewables, electric vehicles, and batteries.
The only way to mitigate the risks that China faces is with a tough, continuous, and comprehensive reform strategy.
Some suggested scenarios can be dismissed, but we should surely try to assess which ones cannot – and study how to mitigate them.
Rather, it is a cumulative phenomenon, which we might still be able to mitigate.
But continuing to use energy inefficiently will not mitigate the painful effects of the global economic crisis.
The only way to mitigate the North Korean nuclear threat, without giving China the upper hand, is to show true diplomatic leadership in securing a comprehensive peace accord on the Korean Peninsula.
But a sector-by-sector approach could mitigate these handicaps, and, given the pressing need to address demand for energy and climate change, it might be strategically advisable to start with the energy sector.
When a potential or actual loss of confidence in the currency threatens to bring about large capital outflows, intervention usually takes the form of sales of foreign-exchange reserves to mitigate the magnitude or speed of depreciation.
Policymakers must recognize these risks, and implement policies to mitigate them.
After all, the better people understand the science of climate change and its effects, the greater their capacity to help mitigate it.
Despite the clear and mounting evidence of the cost-effectiveness of timely action to mitigate the damage storms cause, the world spends far more on post-disaster aid and reconstruction than it does on mitigation, and this is especially true in poor countries.
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