The phrase "assistance reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the process of documenting or providing information related to assistance or support provided.
Example: "The assistance reporting will be submitted at the end of the month to evaluate the effectiveness of our support programs."
Alternatives: "support documentation" or "aid reporting".
Oversight for research evaluation training, datagathering, analysis, technical assistance, reporting.
Finally, few EU donor respondents in our country studies demonstrated knowledge of the issues in development assistance reporting.
In addition, in Burkina Faso and Mozambique we found efforts to institutionalise development assistance reporting in government ministries.
For MLs, our initial review of the OECD dataset revealed some gaps – and therefore in some cases we used other sources of development assistance reporting.
Of 18 industries in the survey, including warehousing, real estate, restaurants and wholesale trade, only one — health care and social assistance — reported growth.
Oregon has one of the highest percentages of workers receiving state assistance, reports the study, with more than 1 million Oregonians (a quarter of the population) relying on food stamps to feed their families.
According to figures from the charity Crisis, in 2013 14 1,787 of those who went to their local authority for homelessness assistance reported that they had slept rough the previous night.
Repatriation of a 'natural causes' death should be relatively fast to process, but First Assistance reports the recent case of a New Zealander who died of a heart attack in Beijing, where, although the police were not involved, it took two weeks to get the body returned to New Zealand.
MetroMile's app even helps you call roadside assistance, report a broken window, or a keep a copy of your proof of insurance card.
Women who had detoxed, with or without medical assistance, reported that the process did nothing to address the triggers for their substance use.
Governments that fall under the federal rules for language assistance reported spending only a fraction of their total election budget on language services, according to the 2007 survey.
