Sentence examples for coordination authority from inspiring English sources
At the Afghan Assistance Coordination Authority, the Afghan and international officials trying to coordinate reconstruction believe that as much as $700 million of the money pledged at Tokyo has so far gone to U.N. agencies, while only $100 million or so has gone to the Afghan administration itself.
These included the complexity of aid architecture relating to HIV/AIDS programmes in all seven countries, even in the low and concentrated epidemic countries where levels of financing are substantially lower than in the generalised epidemic African countries: such a trend is clearly at odds with the Three Ones principle of establishing a single national AIDS coordination authority.
Hundreds of families heeded the call of disaster coordination authorities to evacuate 10 different communities, piling into yellow school buses for trips to shelters.
To improve follow-up of screening results, a simplification of organisation and guidelines, introduction of quality assurance systems, and better coordination between authorities and between different levels of health care are all required.
Volunteers at the Notting Hill Methodist church also complained of a lack of central coordination from authorities.
Better oversight by, and coordination among, authorities would help, as would efforts to make the units less expensive.
cooperation to achieve global settlements like Rolls-Royce," which involved coordination among authorities in the United States, Brazil, and the United Kingdom before reaching a resolution in January 2017.
These problems – which include insufficient funding, and poor planning, service delivery and coordination between authorities and service providers – have resulted in overcrowded schools, shortages of medicines, and inadequate water supplies (pdf).
To facilitate information sharing and coordination among authorities responsible for health measures and development of IHR core capacities at points of entry, WHO supports a specialized network for ports, airports, and ground crossings: the PAGnet (14 ).
