Sentence examples for executing agencies from inspiring English sources

The reason anti-malarial bed nets hadn't been much of a success in Africa before 2005 or so was that donors and executing agencies hadn't spent enough money buying them, and hadn't yet figured out how to distribute them.

CAPE was a multidisciplinary conservation planning process at relatively large scale, with a key focus on building partnerships between executing agencies, non-governmental organizations, research institutes and the private sector from the outset.

However, this process is clearly led by experts-gurus working in their headquarters and mediated by executing agencies in the field, while the project recipients continue to be mere observers.

Its objective is to provide a forum for the discussion of evaluation issues within the UN System and to promote simplification and harmonization of evaluation reporting practices among UNDP and the executing agencies.

Achieving gender equity in the design and implementation of SSNs requires attention to such factors as the form of benefits (for example, in cash vs. kind, or employment generation vs. service provision), and the nature of executing agencies (NGOs vs. private contractors).

The Council recalled that it was informed during its Fortieth Session that the Managing Director of the Special Fund had appointed a consultant to visit the executing agencies to prepare a report on the most equitable basis for reimbursement and that this report had been submitted to the Managing Director but not made available to the Director-General.

In the existing development planning process, projects are approved by the Planning Commission, Ministry of Planning, and then the executing agency implements them.

NCAPD being the executing agency was a powerful actor drawing their influence from their mandate (Table 1).

AKFP will be the lead executing agency for this research and will maintain close coordination with AKHSP and AKRSP throughout the study duration.

The Ministry of Urban Development and Water Supply and the MOH are the major policy and decision making partners in water and sanitation, and the National Water Supply and Drainage Board is the executing agency.

The results of the 2004 technical mission were presented in a feasibility report to the donors and the executing agency, the then National Coordinating Agency for Population and Development (NCAPD) renamed as the National Council for Population and Development in 2012.