Sentence examples for existing capacity building from inspiring English sources

CTA and its partners need to bring additional support to the dissemination of phytosanitary rules and regulations needed to access the main northern markets, setting up local or regional certification programmes, initiating new or supporting existing capacity building programmes as well as promoting the exchange of information through workshops and seminars.

Despite differences between capacity and capacity building, an assessment of existing capacity must be the first step in efforts to enhance capacity, particularly at the system level [ 17].

Strengthening their existing capacity through information sharing and knowledge building on children's rights and areas of inequity will ensure that children's issues remain prominently on the national agenda so that better policies are enacted and sufficient budgets allocated to the relevant sectors for enhanced systems and services for the most vulnerable children.

More recently a 'whole of system' approach to research capacity building has been proposed which influences different levels of the organisation and allows practitioners to participate at a level that enables them to build on their existing capacity [ 18].

Therefore, it would be beneficial to integrate the building and strengthening of existing capacity into all efforts within the WASH sector.

This paper is based on an HSR capacity self-assessment that was conducted by the seven SPHs, with the objectives of ascertaining existing capacities for HSR; building consensus around HSR capacity development strategies for each SPH; and making an initial and rapid assessment of HSR priorities in the different countries involved in the HEALTH Alliance.

In parallel, the list of positions in the three selected departments were analysed together with individual job descriptions, to deepen understanding of existing needs for individual capacity building.

More importantly, this project introduces a package of long-term incentives and establishes an ongoing mechanism for continuous capacity building within existing system.

Finding 13: Focus and design of the Child Protection Programme The Child Protection Programme has been strongly geared towards cooperation with existing national partners and their capacity building.

These findings suggest there is scope for the WHO to further support States Parties in enhancing their national surveillance, potentially by leveraging existing bilateral partnerships focused on capacity building [ 20].

More discussions are required within the Education Cluster to integrate necessary capacity building initiatives in the existing programmes.