Sentence examples for developing partners from inspiring English sources
The clean development mechanism (CDM) creates a unique, market-based means by which signatories to the Kyoto Protocol, who are required to comply with emission limitations, can work with developing partners in achieving global reductions in greenhouse gases, while promoting those partners' sustainable development by providing financial and technology assistance.
Other developing partners, tend to have greater resources but need specific expertise in shaping their programs.
Other developing partners, including international donors, tend to have greater resources but need specific expertise in shaping their programs to benefit children.
In 2008 the Department of Health stated "there is still insufficient understanding on the impact and benefit of these links on the UK and developing partners" [ 4].
NGOs and developing partners found in rural areas also direct funds to other vertical programs such as Malaria and HIV, leaving maternal health programs under funded.
Paley et al. [ 6] contend that during this period of adjustment it is typical for the developing partners and parent-infant relationships to become stressed.
Smart marketers are developing, partnering to build, or integrating AI into their tech stacks to get better at what they do.
The United States pledged to increase education access for 15 million learners in conflict-affected and fragile states by 2015 by supporting learning opportunities for youth and developing partner countries institutional capacity to provide education services.
In addition to providing medical aid, the TaiwanICDF aims to promote international relations between Taiwan and its developing partner nations.
This is in contrast to the development model in many international development agencies which favours a time limited collaboration and a so called "handing over" of project activities to the developing partner without further financial support.
As we will see below, this is the feature of whole systems thinking wherein the developed countries have perhaps the strongest need to learn from their less developed partners.
