Sentence examples for donor capitals from inspiring English sources

"I spend as much time in donor capitals as I do in infected countries," he said.

STEVE COLL: It would be interesting to hear an answer from someone actually collecting relief on the ground in Pakistan or in one of the major donor capitals.

The most efficient humanitarian response will always fall short if it continues to depend on the interests of Israel and the convenience of donor capitals.

UNICEF works closely with such development partners, both in Sudan and through donor capitals around the world, to discuss priorities for children and encourage targeted investments that support service delivery and the strengthening of capacity.

Given the very high stakes and the high degree of visibility of these programmes in major donor capitals, as well as strong and differing opinions of various constituencies, including the Zimbabwean diaspora and the polarised media, additional investments in internal monitoring and independent evaluation have been required.

Finally, in terms of risk management, because the locus of decision making for both alternative mechanisms (donor country capitals or executive board of the Global Fund) remained predominately the donor capitals it was more difficult for local actors to adapt to the rapidly changing political context in Zimbabwe and to assess and re-assess risk.

Previously, it had to raise finance for expansion one project at a time, a costly, time-consuming process.According to George Overholser of Non-Profit Finance Fund Capital Partners, who helped to raise the money, this is only the first of many private placements of donor capital for non-profits.

In this regard, Hogg (1987 , 1989 notes that settlement schemes in the pastoral areas are highly biased in favour of wealthy individuals as it could not be sustained without heavy government and donor capital.

Hall will oversee the fundraising department, that manages sponsorships, gifts from individual donors, capital campaigns and memberships, said Dean Corey, the Philharmonic Society's president and artistic director.

Hall will oversee the fundraising department, whose duties include managing sponsorships, gifts from individual donors, capital campaigns and memberships, said Dean Corey, the Philharmonic Society's president and artistic director.

When giving is done with appreciated property, like shares of stock, the benefits are even greater because the donor avoids capital-gains taxes while creating a deduction against that year's income.