Sentence examples for building assistance from inspiring English sources

This is why Kowa has made the unusual decision to decline food aid in favor of "capacity building" assistance when the U.N. begins regular deliveries.

The SJ AETC, under the medical directorship of Dr. Lawrence McGlynn, provides training, clinical consultation and technical and capacity building assistance for health care professionals at no cost utilizing expert faculty on topics related to HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C prevention and care in the counties of Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San Benito, Monterey and San Luis Obispo.

In October 2004, the Feminist Majority Foundation objected to the U.S. Department of State's decision to award part of a grant to IWF for "leadership training, democracy education and coalition building assistance" to women in Iraq, claiming that, "the IWF represents a small group of right-wing wheeler-dealers inside the Beltway".

UNICEF provides ongoing technical and capacity building assistance to the Division.

UNICEF is likely to receive more requests for supply capacity building assistance in the future and in response will need to dedicate more resources and revise its approach.

By reducing the breadth of capacity building assistance, the program may be able to offer more relevant and tailored technical assistance, and can train and orient volunteers more efficiently.

She has provided capacity-building assistance to Indigenous communities around the world with a particular focus on using media technologies and storytelling to promote Indigenous rights, support social and community change and to complement cultural documentation.

OFA also provided some turnout-building assistance in the legislative recalls last August.

Washington provides about $1.3 billion a year in military aid to Egypt, plus another $200 million in economic and democracy-building assistance.

WSUP agreed to provide capacity-building assistance, with a particular focus on reduced NRW, in return for a commitment to improve service delivery to the city's low-income areas.

Modern democracy is especially complex in the Internet Age, and if it is to survive in the Middle East, the technical expertise and infrastructure-building assistance of non-partisan, non-profit organizations -- such as the National Democratic Institute, National Endowment for Democracy and International Republican Institute -- will be essential.