"foster capacity building" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to improving group capability and developing individual skills. For example, "The organization strives to foster capacity building initiatives among their employees."
The Rockefeller Foundation, for example, decided to establish the coordinating office of SEATCA in Thailand to foster capacity building and research delivery in Southeast Asia.
An effective partnership requires time and infrastructure support, for example, to establish and maintain trust, attend meetings, jointly participate in all phases of the research, and foster capacity building.
Advocates for such a convention [ 79] stress that this approach can foster capacity building of developing country health systems and facilitate international cooperation towards addressing infectious disease control and meeting basic health needs.
In conclusion we consider the 'fitness for purpose' of the various schemes, the merits of our analytical model and the future possibilities of fostering capacity building in the realm of wicked environmental challenges.
Indeed, of the 14 structures in charge of R4H represented, 7 had participated in a multi-country project and 6 had taken part in networking activities on a routine basis with the aim of fostering capacity building.
Disaster risk reduction and emergency preparedness are key concerns for UNICEF, in order to enhance efficient and timely humanitarian action and to foster capacity-building of partners, including governments, NGOs, UN agencies and communities.
Beyond familiarizing themselves with a community's knowledge of and attitudes toward HIV research, researchers have to develop cultural competencies, learn how to foster local capacity building that empowers the community without draining social capital, attain a balance between research goals and community goals, and move from research to action [ 10, 11].
There are many medical challenges related to lipid metabolic alterations that will be fostered by capacity building suggested by LIFS.
The activities of partnerships are aligned with and complement harmonised donor policies, national development plans, and foster ownership and capacity building to realise children's rights.
Maldives - First Steps The First Steps project involves capacity building designed to foster print, radio, and television media for and about children up to the age of five.
Programs to promote individual health, well being and social inclusion, and foster social cohesion need to intervene at all of these levels and include capacity building elements such as training, mentoring, leadership and partnership development in order to achieve maximum impact.
