Sentence examples for development cooperation with from inspiring English sources

In a written statement, an agency senior manager, Beth Hogan, said the report captured "some of the challenges we continue to work to overcome in our development cooperation with Haiti".

For example, the European Union has spent around USD 12 billion on development cooperation with Afghanistan since 2002.

European ministers discussed issues ranging from crime to development cooperation with counterparts from Mexico, Chile, Central American countries associated in the System for the Central American Integration (SICA) and South America's MERCOSUR.

We carry out enhanced development cooperation with a total of 33 countries.

Studies of nurse burnout and magnet hospitals in the United States concluded that professional development, cooperation with medical staff and managerial support were highly important for nurses [ 37, 38].

It seems fair to conclude that Brazil has managed to punch above the weight of its limited funds for health development cooperation with Africa by drawing from its domestic experience and expertise, and by showing a willingness to venture into unchartered cooperation modalities that are considered unorthodox by official development cooperation agencies.

Anatoly Chubais, Russia's most effective state economic manager, was a driving force behind the project, which aimed to attract foreign investment and foster research-and-development cooperation with Western businesses.

UNICEF also holds a seat on the Steering Committee, hosts the Secretariat and convenes the High Level Meeting – which brings finance and sector ministers from developing countries together with development cooperation ministers from donor countries.

This paper looks into practicalities and evolution of this collaboration to illustrate the characteristics of Brazilian development cooperation in health, with the aim of drawing lessons for the wider debate on aid and local production of pharmaceuticals in Africa.

This study is based on field trips and semi-structured interviews with development cooperation experts, their counterparts and other stakeholders of the Philippine energy sector.

As we have learned over the past 50 years of experience with development cooperation, finance alone is not sufficient.