Sentence examples for district capacity from inspiring English sources
Manual and toolkit: strengthening district capacity to improve multi-sectoral nutrition planning and action (pictured right).
"Building a strong nutrition system across sectors: A manual for strengthening district capacity to improve multi-sectoral nutrition planning and action". Manual.
During this next phase, we anticipate being able to offer findings that speak to the role of a research-practice partnership in building district capacity to support long-term change.
These models form the backbone of our current research-practice partnership project in which we are working with a large urban district to adapt these models to develop district capacity to support the implementation of a middle school mathematics curriculum aligned with Common Core State Standards (CCSS).
The two reservoirs will increase current district capacity from 4.2 million gallons to 14 million gallons.
Innovative approaches to support district capacity have to be found.
As access to clean and safe water directly impacts on health and income potential, community and district capacities for ongoing and consistent monitoring and testing must be implemented alongside improved water infrastructure developments.
There is a high turnover of cadres, and support systems (supervision, monitoring, financing, training), coordination between CHWs, NGOs and PHC facilities, and sub-district capacity for planning and management of CBS are all poorly developed.
The Emergency Services Resource Assessment Tool (ESRAT) is a resource and needs assessment tool designed to evaluate district hospitals' capacity to care for undifferentiated acute illnesses.
True, the rapid growth is taxing the district's capacity and stirring lots of complaints, but many other urban school districts would love to have too many rich white kids.The Wake County model will tempt many other school boards if the Supreme Court forces districts to scale back or dismantle race-based integration schemes.
The list of school options is then rounded out with schools that are within a mile radius of the families' home, schools with special programs, schools that siblings attend, and schools that the district calls "capacity" schools — schools that are larger, close to home, and often Tier 4 schools.
