Sentence examples for disbursements increased from inspiring English sources

The Global Fund's per-capita disbursements increased three-fold during the period from 2007 to 2010, compared with its first five years of operation, from $0.57 to $1.73 Malaria funding also showed high variability when measured in disbursements per capita.

South Sudan has experienced an increase in multinational donor funding for the health sector with disbursements increasing from US$45.4 million in 2011 to US$55.5 million in 2012, 20 which very likely explains the migration of Ugandan physicians to South Sudan.

According to Escarra, loan disbursements greatly increased, "meaning more money is getting in the hands of our clients—and faster than ever". MyBucks personnel were enthused about the opportunity to enhance OI's work.

From estimates of 180 240 million USD between 1999 and 2003, we see a sharp increase in DAH starting in 2004 with disbursements rapidly increasing to over 420 million USD by 2007.

Establishing accountability measures for delays in fund disbursement and increasing the budget by the central government to meet running costs could hasten the achievement of planned activities.

Some foundations that usually only give a minimum yearly disbursement have actually increased their expenditures, not just to compensate for the reduced dollar amounts now that their corpus has shrunk, but because they believe that intensified investment in their grantees now will keep them in business for when the economy rebounds.

We found that five (Burkina Faso, Djibouti, Mozambique, Nepal and Niger) out of ten countries increased the disbursement in their health budget while three (Burundi, Mali and Nigeria) decreased the proportion of funds disbursed.

IIFCL (India Infrastructure Finance Company) will also increase disbursements to Rs. 20,000 crore by 2011 to finance these projects.

We included malaria-specific under-five mortality because it is a key impact indicator for the Global Fund, the disbursements devoted to malaria have increased substantially during the study period, and malaria makes up a sizable proportion of all-cause under-five deaths in many of the countries that receive Global Fund malaria grants [ 8, 19].

Speeding up the disbursement of previously approved money increased the American contribution in 2012 to $5 billion from $4.5 billion.

And Ken Ohashi, Sudan country director for the World Bank, reported that the bank has, "built up a significant team of experts in [Southern Sudan's capitol] that provides much needed hands-on assistance, and total disbursement from the Multi-Donor Trust Fund has increased from a mere $14 million about a year ago to nearly $100 million now".