Sentence examples for development organizations for from inspiring English sources

Technical assistance, training, and continuing support may be made available to eligible community housing development organizations for managing and conserving properties developed under this subchapter.

Distributed mobility management (DMM) is currently being researched and standardized in academia and standardization development organizations for the purpose of overcoming the major issues of existing centralized mobility management.

In this talk, I describe my general approach to building technologies for underserved communities, including identifying opportunities for technology, conducting formative research to fully understand the space, developing novel technologies, iteratively testing and deploying, evaluating with target populations, and handing off to global development organizations for long-term sustainability.

Consequentially, the state gained a good reputation among international donor and development organizations for the devolution of natural resource management responsibilities to local communities.

Gavi is frequently complimented by the UK's own assessment of global development organizations for demonstrating "strong value for money and a high degree of transparency".

IDA now has a secretariat in New York and in Geneva, which negotiates not only with the Committee on the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, but all of the treaty bodies and the universal periodic review, and all of the UN development organizations for inclusion of people of disabilities.

Miller also notes that his team operates as a bit of a talent factory for the product development organization, for as his team develops insights into the product, some of them are logical candidates to fill needs of that team, either temporarily or permanently.

DARPA is the central research and development organization for the DOD.

In April, Ms. McCord resigned and took a job as vice president at the African Grove Institute, a research and development organization for black theaters.

Luis Moya is from Iquitos, where he works for PEDICP, a regional integrated development organization for the Putumayo basin (which we are in).

Michele Anderson is the rural program director for Springboard for the Arts, an economic and community development organization for artists in Minnesota.