Sentence examples for bilateral development programmes from inspiring English sources

When we came into government we stopped 16 of the 43 bilateral development programmes that Britain was pursuing.

Sir Malcolm Bruce, chairman of the committee, said: "DfID must not provide funds to support disasters in middle income countries by raiding bilateral development programmes in low-income countries.

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]).

As part of implementation, Paragraph 47d instructs "Incorporate disaster risk reduction measures into multilateral and bilateral development assistance programmes within and across all sectors, as appropriate, related to poverty reduction, sustainable development, natural resource management, environment, urban development and adaptation to climate change" (UNISDR 2015, p. 23).

But what if the resources that now finance police equipment were channeled instead toward bilateral development programs for Mexico?

She has lived and worked for over seven years in Jakarta in various projects and programmes with international NGOs and bilateral donors managing development programmes in education, democratic governance and civil society capacity building.

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.

With the international community struggling to mobilise money from the traditional donor governments for long-running development programmes, NGOs and bilaterals are increasingly looking to the private sector, philanthropic foundations and emerging donors such as China to fill the funding gap.

(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.

This study examined a school health programme that is part of a bilateral development project between the Philippines and Germany.

Nationals may apply through their respective governments; Belgium and the Netherlands may also sponsor nationals of European Union member states as well as nationals of programme countries with which they have bilateral development cooperation relations.