Sentence examples for humanitarian research from inspiring English sources
They have led the fight against Ebola, pouring millions into experimental vaccines and rapid-response humanitarian research.
QuakeFinder operates, according to its Web site, as a humanitarian research and development division of Stellar Solutions, a satellite consulting company in Palo Alto.
Ben Pynt, the director of human rights advocacy at Humanitarian research partners, said the video showed the immigration minister's "callous disregard for the mental health of asylum seekers detained offshore".
Under her direction, the FXB Center has continued to build its reputation as one of the world's premier centers for excellence in humanitarian research, conducting important work in war and conflict studies, refugee health, migration, human trafficking, child protection, and other critical humanitarian issues around the globe.
Resources to invest in humanitarian research are still scarce, even as donors and actors are increasing their commitments to research-based evidence.
The co-chair of the GHC-TT purposively selected members (n = 11) for the AG based on their global level knowledge about cash for health and nutrition or experience in humanitarian research priority setting.
Additionally, it discusses existing applications of humanitarian operations research, and considers new research efforts that clearly extend existing research and applications.
Ms. Schmitt has been at CU MSPH for over 8 years, working on a range of health systems, reproductive health and humanitarian response research initiatives.
There are 45 million to 60 million unexploded land mines worldwide, said Sean Burke, program manager of humanitarian demining research and development at the Army's Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate at Fort Belvoir in Virginia.
It draws more than a thousand subject matter experts from government, the private sector, humanitarian organizations, research institutes, universities, and farms.
The result was a serious lack of coordination and a fair measure of chaos on both humanitarian and research fronts.
