The phrase "aid perspective" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a viewpoint or approach related to assistance or support, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "From an aid perspective, we need to consider the long-term impacts of our interventions."
Alternatives: "assistance viewpoint" or "support angle".
Then there is the aid industry perspective: private equity firms looking to invest in developing countries have long been a bete noire for many humanitarians – their motives are questioned regularly amid fears that their models ultimately aim to exploit poorer consumers.
17 To help guide this field in its personnel recruitment, management and training, we aimed to evaluate career medical aid workers' perspectives, experiences, particularly the motivating factors and barriers in their pursuit of and commitment to a career in medical humanitarianism, the emotional impact of their work, and views on the future of humanitarian operation.
On the matter of Vermeer's possible use of a camera obscura, Mr. Bailey comes down on the side of those who believe he did in fact use some sort of scientific aid to capture perspective and light precisely, and he points to X-ray and infrared examinations of his paintings -- revealing repeated revisions of certain canvases -- to underscore the painter's methodical perfectionism.
It did not appear in America, a laughable omission that remained uncorrected until the book was reprinted in 1995… Until he came along, the wide-angle lens was largely the preserve of landscape photographers, or a witty aid to social perspective.
Even minimal down time can aid a positive perspective.
Though talking to your friends or family members can be a big help, sometimes getting the perspective and aid of a person outside of your personal situation can help you take a new approach to your life.
We suggest that such a perspective aids in the investigation of larger social, economic, ritual, and environmental dimensions related to monument construction and use in the region.
To examine the impact of humanitarian aid from the perspectives of local stakeholders in Sri Lanka following the tsunami disaster of December 2004.
In an interview with Science, she lays out three lessons on humanitarian aid from the perspectives of those who receive it, and she explains why such aid often fails.
To our knowledge, our pilot study is the first of a personalized and interactive web portal, aiming at empowerment and decision aid and including perspectives of caregivers and MPs.
