Sentence examples for African framework from inspiring English sources

Indeed, thicker notions such as neighbor love, tradition specific practices of hospitality, Gandhian conception of Satyagraha and ahimsa, or the Southern African framework of ubuntu, may well be better at generating an ethic of alterity than anemic notions of equality, autonomy, and reciprocity and the kind of subjectivity and selfhood they presuppose as normative and determinative.

The Ghanaian and South African frameworks were developed much more recently, and their adaptability is as yet unknown [ 76, 77].

The Speaker requested some copies of the Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests (VGGT) and the African Union Framework and Guidelines on Land Policy in Africa (F&G) to be deposited in the Parliament Library as resource materials for parliamentarians.

Clarifying and extending the RDP in the development of the health system, South African policy frameworks continued to emphasize community participation in improving communication between government systems and community members.

The study showed that, within a South African sustainable development framework, specific village renewable off-grid electrification system is not viable.

The African pastoral policy framework gives direction for the design of pastoral policies which is consistent with pastoralism as a way of life and the pastoralists' quest for development.

The South African National Curriculum Framework for children birth to four - Comprehensive version 2015 - The National Curriculum Framework provides guidance for those developing programmes and working with babies, toddlers and young children from birth to four.

The South African National Curriculum Framework for children birth to four - Abridged version 2015 - The National Curriculum Framework provides guidance for those developing programmes and working with babies, toddlers and young children from birth to four.

For instance, RENEWAL was approached to support civil society organisations and the government in their understanding and conceptualisation of food and nutrition security following revitalisation of the South African National AIDS Framework (SANAF) in 2007.

The most pertinent is the support provided to civil society organisations and government in their understanding and conceptualisation of food and nutrition security through the South African National AIDS Framework.

In this regard, the United Nations Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing (5) and the 2003 African Union Policy Framework and Plan of Action on Ageing (6) were developed to urge governments to take account of ageing and older populations.