Sentence examples for implemented by governmental from inspiring English sources
It was observed that most of the post-disaster reconstruction projects were implemented by governmental organizations and UN organizations like UNDP and UNRWA.
Several rural electrification projects have been implemented by governmental organizations, non-governmental organizations, and private sectors for decades in many countries.
The Child-Friendly Justice Programme is designed and implemented by governmental and non-governmental partner organisations, with technical and financial support from UNICEF.
Collectively, these findings indicate that health education and awareness should be developed and implemented by local governmental health institutions among lower-ranked caste groups, especially among Vaishy a members, in order to educate them with regard to the detrimental effects of As exposure on neurodevelopment.
In all studies, interventions were implemented by Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), with a new workforce introduced that focused solely on neonatal and/or maternal health.
Seasonal Unconditional Cash Transfers (UCT) have been implemented by non-governmental organisations (NGO) in Niger since 2004 as a part of humanitarian programming.
Torture and sexual-abuse related to insurgency were also prominent [ 11, 22, 23], and the conflict also hindered health programmes implemented by non-governmental organisations [ 24, 25].
The health system in which the study took place has a well defined hierarchical structure (the Basic Package of Health Services) and has been a priority of post-conflict development, implemented by non-governmental organisations.
Eight interventions are implemented by non-governmental organisations targeting groups at high-risk of HIV: women sex worker (SW) programmes, men who have sex with men (MSM) programmes, truckers programmes, composite programmes, workplace programmes, migrant labourer programmes, street children programmes, and prisoner programmes.
Similar projects are implemented by the non-governmental organization Hope and Homes for Children, with support from UNICEF.
Between May and December of 2008, 3120 persons underwent rapid testing in a street based outreach programmme implemented by the non-governmental organisation "Madrid Positivo".
