Sentence examples for coordination boards from inspiring English sources

SSI, Director, District Preventive Medicine Center, Nong Cong district, Thanh Hoa province, rural The education departments within targeted districts directly participated in certain activities as members of project coordination boards at the district level.

In 2009, the Program Coordination Board of the UNAIDS governing body held its 24th meeting in Geneva, with a focus on HIV-related needs for people on the move.

However, a national survey conducted by the NGO coordination board of registered NGOs cites a figure of 90,411 volunteers who are attached to the 1,334 NGOs that responded to the survey (compare this to the much lower figure of 14,217 officially employed staff).

In 2008 the joint coordination monitoring board of the International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) approved the decision to increase the strength of the Afghan national army (Ana) from 82,000 to 134,000 by 2013, making it the largest force in Afghan history (speculation suggests this may be raised to 240,000).

It also called for better coordination between the boards and commissioners of mental health services and providers.

Figure 1 outlines the CAPTN organizational structure, including trial leadership, governance and coordination, sponsors, advisory boards, partners, network sites, infrastructure capabilities and projects.

It added that Mr. Jacoby, 49, would reorganize the automotive business in the United States "in close coordination with the board of management".

Exposure-related deficits were the strongest for motor speed (Finger Tapping Task), motor coordination (Santa Ana Form Board), visuospatial performance (Stanford-Binet Copying Test), and visual memory (Stanford-Binet Copying Recall Test).

The accomplishment of the project also derives from the synergy of cooperation which has been fully utilized during the UNICEF-supported project implementation process namely the close coordination among project management boards at all levels, collaboration between CFPE project and other UNICEF-run Education Programs, between UNICEF and relevant stakeholders.

The executive director of the reform report was Adnan Amin, a Kenyan development economist who was head of the Chief Executives Board for Coordination, which represents all UN programmes as well as associated organisations such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

UN System: autonomous organizations working with the United Nations and each other through the coordinating machinery of the United Nations Economic and Social Council at the intergovernmental level, and through the Chief Executives Board for coordination (CEB) at the inter-secretariat level.