Sentence examples for development of initiatives from inspiring English sources
WHO, through its creation of a Department of Research Policy and Cooperation within the cluster of Evidence and Information for Policy, has defined as one of its objectives: "the development of initiatives aimed at strengthening research capacity in the developing world with the ultimate aim of enshrining research as a foundation for policy".
The government's vision for care and support was set out in a white paper last summer, and sees as integral "the development of initiatives that help people share their time, talents and skills with others in the community".
My role as chief program officer was to basically oversee the development of initiatives, to orchestrate the grant making, and to make sure that we had a good way of tracking results to be able to monitor what happened with our investments in big areas where the foundation works.
The successful candidate will also serve as the Chief Scientific Director for the IGI (50%), providing senior team leadership and strategic thinking in the direction and development of initiatives including establishing clinical trials in biomedicine and field trials in agriculture, developing new philanthropic and grant support, and engaging in strategic planning.
The development of initiatives such as the recently launched Freight Arranger (details on http://freightarranger.co.uk/) system in the UK is an example of how these issues can be addressed and resolved within one system.
Acknowledging that for social innovations invention and diffusion tend to be very much intertwined [23] furthermore also the inner development of initiatives themselves need to be studied in order to understand diffusion more thoroughly.
Ongoing monitoring of the system Evaluation of community wide and individual provider initiatives Identification and development of new initiatives The initial focus of data development was acute care, especially adult medicine and surgery.
Contact Giorgio for the development of research initiatives, corporate partnerships, fellowships, and scholarships.
The conclusion provides some policy recommendations for the future development of PES initiatives in Mexico and elsewhere.
The promotion and development of such initiatives, and the benefits to graduate employability from international experiences, seems to be rubbing off on students and graduates.
