Sentence examples for from a development policy from inspiring English sources
- (DE) I voted against the EUMexico agreement, not because I am against more intensive cooperation between the European Union and Mexico in principle, but because the agreement, in its form for the purpose of the vote, is unbalanced and flawed from a development policy point of view.
The group will be small — in the tens or hundreds initially, he said — and then would grow methodically as Pinterest is able to handle operationally from a development and policy standpoint.
This new approach calls for a "deliberate development policy," moving away from a process of making trade-offs through implicit decision-making, to an explicit identification of policy objectives, an order of prioritization, and resource alignment that will achieve them.
The key, from an economic and development policy perspective, is to craft policy and legal measures that enable pastoralist rangelands to continue to maintain wildlife and livestock in communally managed rangelands.
His efforts recently got a major lift from the White House, which issued a new development policy that pledges to restore Usaid as the premier American aid agency.
His focus on human rights as an organizing principal for access to health services sets him apart from mainstream development policy and practice.
A 2011 paper from the UK Department for International Development said a "quiet revolution" over the past 15 years has seen such initiatives move "from the margins of development policy towards the mainstream".
This includes examples from global climate and development policy or the field of crisis and conflict prevention, e.g. when alternative options of generating income are created or when access to vital resources such as water or food is made available.
However, the explanation for the ability of young farmers of obtaining funds from rural development policies cannot overlook the fact that the subjective condition of a "young farmer" is a priority in the allocation of resources for rural development.
He holds a Master of Public Policy from the University of Oxford's Blavatnik School of Government and an MSc in Project Planning and Development Policy from the University of Glasgow's Center for Development Studies.
This paper outlines the need for a shift from disability policy to inclusive development policy and proposes that civil society organizations require expanded strategies to contribute to this shift.
