Sentence examples for common framework for development from inspiring English sources
Zambia -Situation Analysis of Children and Women 2008 Zambia's Fifth National Development Plan showed the benefits of the Government and partners aligning their efforts around a common framework for development.
The need of a common framework for the development of future analysis tools (Geant4-based and not) is presented.
The ModuLand method family gives a common framework for the development and comparison of a large variety of modularization methods resulting in network modules with variable overlaps, requiring different computational speed and providing a different level of accuracy.
In summary, senescent cells or the SASP that accumulate with increasing age, or as a result of radio/chemotherapy, could provide a common framework for the development of degenerative diseases and cancer.
In addition, the EDI can serve as a common framework for defining early child development in a comprehensive fashion in terms of early group or population-level determinants of children's performance in the school system.
From the Korean case study findings, we concluded that open geospatial technologies could serve as an enabler for constructing a worldwide common framework for the measurement of sustainable development goals.
The development of a common framework for data representation provides users with a large amount of flexibility to develop new tools for managing the data while maintaining interoperability with external resources.
As regards improvement of data quality, one major achievement of NORMAN has been the development of a common framework for validation of chemical and biological monitoring methods a protocol which is now adopted as a Technical Specification (TS) of the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) (CEN TS 16800 2015) [34] 34].
Issues include those common to experimental economics in general and by comparison and to development of a common framework for empirical validation and resolving open questions in agent-based modeling.
This in turn necessitates the development of a common framework for comparatively tracking donors' contributions to HSS in countries' multi-donor environments.
Significant scale-up of donors' investments in health systems strengthening (HSS), and the increased application of harmonization mechanisms for jointly channelling donor resources in countries, necessitate the development of a common framework for tracking donors' HSS expenditures.
