Sentence examples for development and mainstreaming from inspiring English sources

Although for decades scholars have been intrigued by the subject of low mortality rates from the pandemic in Japan, the currently circulating estimates were produced before the development and mainstreaming of panel data estimation methods.

This focus is particularly true in the generation and allocation of financial and technical resources for investments in developing EWS and mainstreaming DRR in development.

A human rights-based approach to development and gender mainstreaming are complementary and mutually reinforcing, and can be undertaken without conflict or duplication.

Some assessments also recommend general gender equality sensitization and basic capacity development on gender mainstreaming concepts, approaches and instruments.

NSDS are owned and developed by countries as national frameworks, processes and products for statistical development aimed at mainstreaming statistics into national policy and planning while also co-ordinating the entire National Statistical System.

"The notion that we in the north will help pay for that climate service is an important development and represents the mainstreaming of the concept that Chico Mendes and those like him were pioneers in creating," said Richard H. Moss, the head of climate change programs at the World Wildlife Fund in Washington.

In-depth yet rapid reviews of gender dynamics in primary health care facilities in these regions, Turkana County in particular, followed by development and implementation of gender mainstreaming strategies should be undertaken to address the issue.

There was an extra £400m going into research and development and £140m into mainstream budgets, he said.

The designs of costumes were altered, according to Bryant, to reflect the general fashion development and changes in mainstream pop culture during the 1960s.

Further operational research to document the effect of HIV mainstreaming in development and livelihood interventions on HIV prevention, care and support is required to improve the effectiveness of development interventions and generate evidence for replication of successful programmes and advocacy for development actors to better meet the needs of conflict affected populations.

Several Members underlined the importance of women in development and called for greater mainstreaming of gender issues in FAO's work.