Sentence examples for Increased budgetary allocation from inspiring English sources

- The Government has increased budgetary allocation for the purchase of routine vaccines.

Moreover, UNICEF continues to advocate for increased budgetary allocation to education.

She then outlined the more significant of these achievements including in education and protection, including the increased budgetary allocations being made to child health and education sectors.

The government has demonstrated a resolve to improve social service delivery by increasing budgetary allocations.

The move follows consistent advocacy with the Puntland authorities to increase budgetary allocations to education and other social sectors as a means of encouraging sustainable development.

Particularly, the participants called for concrete actions on increasing budgetary allocations for social programs, establishment of high-level cross-sectoral coordination body to monitor and evaluate the implementation process, and concerted advocacy efforts in pushing the agenda for children through greater involvement of NGOs and other members of civil society.

Such a system would also help provide "a precise determination of the percentage of meritorious applications remaining unfunded[, which] would be a powerful tool to advocate for increased federal budgetary allocations".

At a press conference held after the visits, the President of the Commission Ms. Ljiljana Popovska called for increased state budgetary allocations for the programmes assisting victims of domestic violence.

Increased domestic budgetary allocations to health are crucial, as are better and more efficient use of existing health resources, including through rights-based budget analysis, adherence to principles of equity, non-discrimination and economic accessibility, participatory processes of health policy, and effective cost-effectiveness analysis.

The increases in budgetary allocation will cover substantially the health provision to the majority poor who currently cannot afford any form of healthcare.

There is need for an increase in budgetary allocation to health to meet international targets such as the allocation of 15percentt of the annual budget on health as was passed in the Abuja Declaration of 2000.