Sentence examples for bilateral development agency from inspiring English sources

A new 'inclusive' curriculum has been introduced in Papua New Guinea, with significant levels of support from a bilateral development agency.

(Government official, Mozambique) The Japanese bilateral development agency, JICA, promoted ITNs and financed ITN programmes in both Mozambique and Zimbabwe, due partly to an interest in promoting a technology developed by the Japanese firm Sumitomo.

As things stand, more than 30 national embassies and bilateral development agencies, several United Nations agencies, four development banks and international financial institutions, and about 2,000 nongovernmental organizations and contractors are involved in rebuilding in Afghanistan.

23 Mental health system development is making its way onto the agendas of bilateral development agencies and international development NGOs.

The respondent group 'development partners' included senior officials of international and bilateral development agencies which are supporting the state government on health issues.

UNICEF also looks to other United Nations agencies, diplomatic missions and bilateral development agencies as key sources of partnership for development programmes and in realizing the fundamental rights of the most vulnerable, especially children and young people.

Figure 2 shows that the majority of collective EU DAH was disbursed through the EU Member States' own bilateral development agencies and the EU's bilateral channel of assistance, although sizable amounts were also disbursed through ML agencies, in particular the Global Fund for AIDS, TB and Malaria and the World Bank IDAA).

Although staff of multilateral and bilateral development agencies and their contractors may possess some of this tacit knowledge, they are typically not in a position to acquire the kind of skills and expertise of market researchers, dedicated to a particular geographical market.

While almost all provide some degree of technical assistance, some are primarily donors providing funds to strengthen health systems, some of whom will focus on specific diseases or interventions, such as the GFATM, GAVI, and PEPFAR, while others take a broader perspective on the overall health system (and beyond), typified by bilateral development agencies such as DFID, DANIDA, and SIDA.

In its health program in the DRC, the Belgian bilateral development aid agency (known as the Belgian Technical Cooperation, BTC) aims to contribute to the implementation of the National Health Development Plan (PNDS, Plan National de Développement Sanitaire) (14) through a combination of financial and technical support.

Food, shelter and other basic commodities are provided by the European Union, certain bilateral development programmes, UN agencies, the Algerian government and several solidarity groups (San Martin [2010]).