Sentence examples for framework capacity from inspiring English sources

This process aims to evaluate the framework capacity to handle failover possibilities.

Focusing on three pillars - improving the normative framework, capacity building,  and prevention – the project will contribute to closing the gap between what is written in law and reality.

It will include the revision of the relevant legal framework, capacity building of relevant professionals and setting up of a preparatory program for future foster families.

Focusing on three pillars - improving the normative framework, capacity building, and prevention – the project has contributed to closing the gap between what is written in the law and the actual practice.

It forms the basis for gender mainstreaming efforts in UNICEF, laying out eight areas of change: accountability and strategic framework; capacity and knowledge; leadership, influence and advocacy; programming; 'doing what we advocate'; partnership; financial resources; and communications.

Focusing on three pillars - improving the normative framework, capacity building and prevention – the project is working towards ensuring special procedures and programmes needed to help realize child rights are in place.

Comprehensive overview of CSA practices and approaches across agricultural sectors including cross-cutting aspects like international finance, governance frameworks, capacity development and M&E.

The authors note the constraints of financing, infrastructure, and trained personnel, but also stress the fundamental role of favorable policy frameworks, capacity-building, and institutional development.

The intervention was informed by the United Nations Development Programme UNDPP) framework for capacity building which views capacity building as an ongoing process embedded in local institutions and practices.

Using a four-point framework (Mental Capacity Act, 2005; p45), the researcher will make an independent assessment of the capacity of the person with dementia at the point of recruitment.

This country, they argue, does not have the legal framework, institutional capacity or civilian expertise that would be required to bring the agency to heel.