The phrase "a donor driven" is not correct in written English.
It should be "donor-driven" as it is a compound adjective.
Example: "The organization has adopted a donor-driven approach to fundraising, focusing on the preferences of its contributors."
Alternatives: "donor-focused" or "donor-oriented".
Photo: GRATEFUL -- A donor drive for Patrick B. Harris will be held in Sherman.
On Saturday, a donor drive run by DKMS Americas will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Public School 71, 3040 Roberts Avenue, in the Pelham Bay neighborhood of the Bronx.
From earlier sporadic and individual efforts of early 1990s, the struggle against law and the process of queer mobilization shifted toward a more donor driven and AIDS-induced agenda (though simultaneously, individual and collective level efforts have multiplied during the same period).
The costing exercise for the PC1 was described by a provincial program manager as donor driven, with little or no input of local data.
The generation and dissemination of evidence was mainly donor driven, with the MoH playing a recipient role, as pointed out by a MoH respondent: " big players like the WB were just pushing their agenda, bringing in all sorts of evidence, some of which was good and some was bad, they used whatever evidence they liked.
The MoH's institutional leadership of the KT processes was weak; the process of evidence generation and dissemination was mainly donor driven with the MoH playing primarily a recipient role.
Fear of rejection by the journals, uncertainty about which journal would be best to publish research, a lack of the culture of publication, competing clinical commitments, different ministry and donor driven agendas for research, are some of the unseen barriers facing developing country researchers (10).
In developing countries, however, these evaluations are generally donor driven.
That's why we support legislation like the Fair Elections Now Act and other small donor driven systems.
