Sentence examples for developing participation from inspiring English sources

Sectoral/intersectoral collaboration Low involvement by sectors - some felt that there had been little success in developing participation, collaboration, co-ordination, and financial support from sectors involved with development, especially during implementation.

Sports are now encouraged to develop participation programmes in an inclusive way, making them accessible for disabled participants, with 40 out of 46 sports governing bodies signing up to that ambition.

To evaluate the test-retest reliability and the concordance between the interviewer-administered version and the self-administered version of a newly developed participation measure, Participation Measure 3 Domains, 4 Dimensions (PM-3D4D).

It provides information, undertakes advocacy and delivers projects to develop participation in creative cultural activities.

"This investment will help us sustain and develop participation while continuing to deliver talent into the elite game through our pathway structures.

The evaluation highlights the strong desire and potential among young people to participate, which constitute a powerful opportunity for further developing youth participation.

So far the OECD has initiated four regional consultations with low-income countries on BEPS, in an effort to facilitate developing world participation.

Hence the growing interest around one proposal that would address American concerns over developing country participation at the same time as establishing a strong global framework for dealing with global warming once and for all: contraction and convergence (C&C).

The partners in the Trilateral Euregio Cluster (TEC) are implementing and developing Remote Participation technologies that are expected to support a joint research programme on the experimental facility TEXTOR-94.

Perhaps the health issues associated with nanoproducts may be one of the impending factors against developing countries' participation in nanotechnology.

Consideration of developing country participation in the Kyoto framework will need to recognize that the majority of emissions from many developing countries arise from non-industrial emitting activities including deforestation [2, 3].