Sentence examples for capacity building components from inspiring English sources

It also includes capacity building components, undertaken with the Federal Ministry of Health and Federal Ministry of Water Resources.

The increasing number of medical research grants with funded capacity building components has highlighted the need for increasing clarity regarding graduate research training in Africa.

Although all the case studies originated from a research project, only one or two members of the original research team were involved in the capacity building components.

 - The projects contained capacity building components, some implicitly, few others explicitly, yet the indicators to verify the results of capacity building per se  are lacking.

9. Examine the potential of the existing institutions (e.g. National Academy for Primary Education-NAPE, PTI, infrastructure facilities, etc) to implement the capacity building components of the strategy.

The final piece of the project puzzle is to ensure that there is a capacity building component in DT projects: local people develop mechanical skills (building and repairing low-technology vehicles, for example) and are enabled to grow their own micro businesses and gain greater self-reliance.

The goal with the capacity building component of the Campaign Zero platform will be to  provide educational tools that can teach people how to organize meetings effectively, plan grassroots campaigns, and foster community engagement to bring people together to create more effective political action.

A third collaborative partnership challenge is always the capacity building component.

Ten family physicians and ten allied health team members from SFHC agreed to participate in the capacity building component of the study.

This research has an increasing social science component, and a strong capacity building component, aiming to enable better management of resources at the district level to improve the livelihoods of the rural poor.

For this reason, the EU funded (€700,000) and UNICEF co-funded (€100,000) and implemented Justice for Children project incorporated a capacity building component as one of its three pillars supporting justice for children reform.