Sentence examples for effectiveness development from inspiring English sources

The challenge is to balance efficiency (knowing others who have contacts and resources that are very different than one's own) and effectiveness (development of a strong set of key contacts) [ 18].

Development of the framework proceeded in three key stages: a review of the incentive models used in various health care systems and their effectiveness; development of principles to ensure congruence between incentive models and the values of the Ontario health care system; and finally, the development of a structured series of questions that form a decision-framework.

They have helped create the only international process with any real teeth in terms of improving aid effectiveness for development, and the five effectiveness principles first articulated in Paris are now common currency throughout the development industry.

AidData works to increase the transparency and effectiveness of development resource flows.

It is the shift from "aid effectiveness" to "development effectiveness", which underpinned the establishment of the new Global Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation just over a year ago in Busan, Korea.

Last week, Jonathan Glennie argued that competing UN and OECD partnerships could negate attempts to improve aid effectiveness and development cooperation.

With groups like the International Aid Transparency Initiative and Publish What You Fund raising global awareness about aid effectiveness, institutional development funders are making big changes to their evaluation processes.

While the bank did not name its critics, its report, "The Role and Effectiveness of Development Assistance," was clearly meant to answer complaints made by Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill.

The curriculum has only one required course -- Leadership Effectiveness and Development.

Learning from the institutional reform experiences and the policy processesb is vital for increasing effectiveness of development assistance.

Moreover, the corps of professional civil servants underscores the importance of expertise, efficiency and effectiveness in development governance.