Sentence examples for coordination across sectors from inspiring English sources

In Slovakia, countering the weakening of sectoral bargaining, the existing informal coordination across sectors was in 2013 augmented by the establishment of a formal bi-partite social dialogue arrangement for industry.

Integrated resource management can be used as a strategy to enhance water, energy, food, and environment security by increasing efficiency and improving coordination across sectors.

A global review conducted in 2012 highlighted numerous issues around existing organizational responses for MHM in humanitarian emergencies, including an overall lack of evidence, practical guidance, monitoring measures, and coordination across sectors and organizations (Sommer 2012; Sommer et al. 2016).

The CBR-TWG is a central component of efforts to improve coordination across sectors and organizations and can help to ensure effective cash-based programming going forward (CBR-TWG 2015b).

In Romania the termination of national, cross-sector agreements has weakened coordination across sectors, especially now wage bargaining has moved to the company level and most employees are no longer covered by collective bargaining arrangements.

Efforts to control STH face significant barriers, including inadequate coordination across sectors, poor sanitation coverage, and challenges getting drugs to those most at risk.

A particular reference is made to mobility monitoring, workforce intelligence, workforce policies/ strategies, skills-initiatives and coordination mechanisms across sectors and levels.

The programme has focused on enhancing coordination across relevant sectors and strengthening capacity at community level linking and referring children through to national systems.

The discussion group acknowledged that the Sendai Framework addresses the necessity of clear vision plans, competence, and guidance and coordination within and across sectors, as well as participation of relevant stakeholders.

In 2004, self-governance was strengthened through the establishment of the Federal Joint Committee, a major payer provider structure given the task of defining uniform rules for access to and distribution of health care, benefits coverage, coordination of care across sectors, quality, and efficiency.

An absence of such understandings will further marginalise decision-making practices from practitioners (who are providing or potentially providing care), leading to sub-optimal communication, teamwork and coordination of care across sectors, as well as having negative impacts upon recovery.