Sentence examples for called on development from inspiring English sources

Medical staff in Katine have called on development partners to do more to educate people about the importance of family planning and smaller families.

Godasto Mudima, UNHCR assistant program officer at Ulyankulu, said that Tanzania made "an unprecedented decision for one country to naturalize that number of people" and he called on development organizations to support the transition.

She also called on development agencies and the World Bank, to step up.

Dr Felix M 'mboyiof the Kenya-based African Biotechnology Stakeholders Forum has accused the European Union of indulging in "hypocrisy and arrogance" and called on development bodies within Europe to let African farmers make full use of GM crops to boost yields and feed a world population expected to reach 7 billion by the end of the year.

Bellamy called on development agencies, governments, families, religious groups and civil society to intensify their efforts on behalf of girls' education.

She called on more development partners to contribute to the EPF so that the sector will have reliable, predictable and coordinated financing, noting that, although national budget allocations to education have increased substantially in the last two years, continued external financial support is still needed.

The Ethiopia Humanitarian Country Team further calls on development partners and the Development Assistance Group to continue to work closely together to safeguard development gains and to identify durable solutions to cyclical humanitarian needs.

To that end, UNICEF calls on development agencies, governments, donors and communities worldwide to step up efforts on behalf of education for all children, and then coordinates those efforts.

What Must Change The report presents an agenda for action, calling on development agencies, governments, families, and communities to focus and intensify their efforts on addressing the challenges that keep girls out of school.

To that end, UNICEF works in 158 countries, calling on development agencies, governments, donors and communities to step up efforts on behalf of education for all children, and then coordinating those efforts.

Those trends have led some companies to repatriate manufacturing jobs in the last few years, a development called on-shoring.