"global development strategy" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to a strategy or plan that covers a wide range of areas, often involving a variety of nations, and seeks to improve the overall economic, political, and social well-being of an area on a global scale. For example: "The United Nations recently released its Global Development Strategy, outlining plans for environmental conservation, economic reform, and the promotion of human rights around the world."
"This partnership forms part of Bank of China's global development strategy," the chairman of the Bank of China Xiao Gang said in a statement.
Mr Zuckerberg also shared his belief that global internet access "needs to be at the heart of the global development strategy" to help eradicate poverty.
In insider Washington there is a battle going on over who will control U.S. global development strategy.
While all three initiatives are commendable and necessary, its not yet clear how the administration would fit these together into a coordinated global development strategy.
Now, with the election dust long settled, the administration is providing plenty of rhetoric about female empowerment but has yet to take meaningful steps to offer a coordinated global development strategy -- or to put in place the necessary apparatus to implement one (see the increasingly bizarre failure to name an administrator to head USAID).
A key part of Rwanda's initiative is centered on some of the same principles that Haitians are advocating for today in their desire to move from humanitarian assistance to sustainable development through land use management and rural agriculture in the frame of a global development strategy.
But at a board meeting Tuesday in Detroit, G.M. directors decided that the automaker would be better off keeping the European unit because it was a critical part of its global vehicle development strategy.
Anil R. Chitkara is vice president of global product development strategy at PTC. 1. M. von Zedtwitz and O. Gassmann, "Market Versus Technology Drive in R&D Internationalization: Four Different Patterns of Managing Research and Development, Research Policyy 31, no. 4 (2002): 569-588.
In the latter, financial services giant Visa has also snubbed China by announcing a major new global technology development strategy that includes a new center in neighboring India but not in China.
Contributions were provided to yam research and the launch of a global cassava development strategy.
New empirical frameworks may help unlock practices with which managers can deploy well-coordinated global product development strategies.
