Sentence examples for for development initiative from inspiring English sources

Recognising the need for the whole school community  - schools staff, teachers, parents and children  - to make a personal change and work together to create schools free of violence, UNICEF initiated a communication for development initiative.

Also that year, Baylis was honored with the World World Vision Award for Development Initiative.

This principal has also been the foundation of the communication for development initiative.

Sport for development In 2006, UNICEF South Africa embarked on a sport for development initiative closely aligned to its adolescent development and prevention of HIV project in partnership with the national Department of Education.

Finetown, 3 July 2008… Celebrity advocates Shaun Bartlett, the Kaiser Chiefs Striker and Pitso Mosimane, Deputy Coach of Bafana Bafana, took time out to join UNICEF in hosting a delegation from Soccerex on a visit to a Finetown school community where UNICEF's sports for development initiative is alive and kicking.

South African football stars join UNICEF and Soccerex delegation on field visit with young children in Finetown 3 July 2008 - Celebrity advocates Shaun Bartlett and Pitso Mosimane took time out to join UNICEF in hosting a delegation from Soccerex on a visit to a Finetown school community where UNICEF's sports for development initiative is alive and kicking.

A June 19 editorial about the Millennium Challenge program calls for "more money for development initiatives".

Rather, the objective is to provide broad organizational guidelines for development initiatives requiring community involvement.

Before coming to MIT, I searched the Internet for development initiatives being undertaken here, and read about D-Lab.

The social conflict that has divided Colombia into haves and have-nots for centuries is not about to miraculously disappear, but breaking the vicious cycle offers a chance for differences to be aired in political debate rather than mountain skirmishes, and for development initiatives to get a stronger footing in often remote areas.

Establishing domestic institutions that hold leaders accountable to their citizenry, moreover, has the potential to shift the burdens of oversight for development initiatives from international institutions to national political structures.