Sentence examples for improved linkages with from inspiring English sources

The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, which has organised the conference in partnership with others, said: "This conference is urgently needed as banana and plantain are key staple crops in rural households in Africa, which are being increasingly targeted for income generation through improved linkages with the private sector.

Further DENR re-invention could result in improved linkages with the LGUs.

This multi-sectoral approach to address multiple rights of children will include WASH, Child Protection, Social Protection and improved linkage with community-based health and nutrition.

This cadre of supervisor was useful in coordinating VHT activity at the parish level and improving linkages with health workers, and their role could be further explored.

The Uttarakhand Cluster was established in 2008 as a collaboration of community health programs in rural north India with the aim of building capacity, increasing visibility and improving linkages with the government.

Improving linkages with health care providers might also be crucial for those in need of specialized care related to drug-related conditions such as Hepatitis C, endocarditis, abscesses and overdoses.

Plans could also include pedestrian and cycle links, improved linkages across Lewes Road, and a parkland walk to connect the adjoining residential areas with Moulsecoomb station.

This BAC library and the improved linkage map with 302 DNA markers not only supply an indispensable tool to the integration of physical and linkage maps, the fine mapping of QTL and map based cloning genes located in QTL of commercial importance, but also contribute to comparative genomic studies and eventually whole genome sequencing.

Selection with involvement of the health system and the community could also improve linkages of CHWs with both sides.

Training may also include efforts to improve linkages between TBAs with the formal health care system through prevention and referral.

It addresses the challenge of sustainable development by advancing scientific understanding of human-environment systems; improving linkages between research and policy communities; and building capacity for linking knowledge with action to promote sustainability.