Sentence examples for Intersectoral team from inspiring English sources

(Focus group 1) In the planning phases, the intersectoral team failed to adequately clarify roles.

During field visits, the intersectoral team in one district expressed interest in collecting and using data to make midcourse corrections.

Note that both first-contact accessibility and accommodation are subsumed under accessibility and that client/community participation and intersectoral team, two attributes not measured in any instrument, are not included in the table.

Author: Intersectoral team working with UNICEF in cooperation with the Government of South Africa Price: - No. of pages: 20 Publication date: 2004 Publisher: UNICEF South Africa / PRAESA Languages: IsiXhosa/English ISBN: 1-919948-43-0 This book about a little hare who doesn't feel well, deals with the feelings he experiences in a concrete and understandable manner for the young child.

We [members of an intersectoral task team led by MOH/HRH unit] are planning to conduct supportive supervision to … medical schools … So … we have put a detail plan to do this supportive supervision.

Service users were interviewed, focus groups were conducted amongst health care workers (HCW), and a focus group and interviews were conducted with the intersectoral implementation team to explore their experiences of the intervention.

Emphasis is given to the strengthening of local structures and planning capacities (commune level) through intersectoral facilitation teams to integrate and address natural resource and environmental issues into their general planning process, based on experiences from CBNRM initiatives (e.g. Ratanakiri).

Practitioners from Belgrade, Leskovac and Nis, and members of intersectoral and multidisciplinary local teams for the development of early intervention systems support presented the way early childhood intervention services are administered in Serbia.

The intersectoral nature of the implementation team led to additional complexities both in terms of the structure of the intervention and the relational issues between partners at various levels.

Research which addresses these issues requires an intersectoral approach, involving trans-disciplinary teams and methodologies.

The team presents separate recommendations for the Government of Tanzania, focused on intersectoral collaboration and implementation, and for UNICEF, which focus on advocacy and provision of technical support.