Sentence examples for capacity development and knowledge from inspiring English sources

Our focus is capacity development and knowledge transfer.

Gender, ethics, capacity development, and knowledge translation and exchange were cross-cutting themes featured in AHSI-RES programming.

Gender, ethics, capacity development, and knowledge translation and exchange were cross-cutting themes that featured in AHSI-RES programming.

At the end of the event, participants agreed on the importance to promote awareness, capacity development and knowledge sharing in support of innovation for family farming in Latin America and the Caribbean, to support the process of innovation in family farming by applying inclusive, participatory approaches and to improve financial mechanisms and markets for innovation.

FAO has a mandate to: support its member countries and partners in developing or reforming norms, standards and policies; provide technical advice; and implement national and local programmes through capacity development and technical knowledge management activities.

MANILA, 20 January 2015 The University of the Philippines (UP) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) today for enhanced cooperation in policy and technical research, innovations, knowledge management, capacity development, and institutional and systems strengthening, among others.

The annual NRF Awards recognise and celebrate South African research excellence, honouring researchers for their contributions to knowledge creation and dissemination, as well as capacity development and transformation.

LACRO will also increase its action in communication, information management and knowledge sharing in order to strengthen advocacy for regional and national humanitarian issues, increase capacity development, and support evidenced-based humanitarian programming.

It builds on the experts' knowledge of current capacities of states parties, existing regional and country strategies for capacity development, and other available resources and tools, particularly other tools used for IHR core capacity assessment by states parties.

Examples include human capacity development and infrastructure development.

Finally, data from the Harding Survey that focused on capacity development and leadership on HRBAP for UNICEF staff (see section 2.1.5 for more details on the survey) was used as a basis for data on knowledge and understanding of HRBAP.