Sentence examples for increased budget allocation from inspiring English sources

The MoH has to take the lead in advocating for increased budget allocation to health.

CHI should be considered among other health financing reforms like increased budget allocation in line with Abuja declaration (15% of total public funds going to the health sector) and mobilization of external resources like donations, grants and loans.

Another important recommendation of the study is the integration of child labour and child protection into the Education Sector Plan to provide increased awareness of the issues and thus advocate for increased budget allocations at all levels.

What is needed is a comprehensive study on orphanage care; a review of regulations in order to make residential care exceptional and safe; and to secure increased budget allocations for Child Protection.

This can be achieved through policies that result in positive changes for children – creating better laws, increased budget allocations and better services for children The definition adopted by the General Assembly contributes to making children visible in policy debates.

Of those present in 2010, nine countries have confirmed that they are meeting their commitments of increased budget allocations; and seven of the 13 donors present in 2010 have met or exceeded the targets they set for funding.

A national goal on care and protection of children in need of special protection (CNSP) has been integrated in Viet Nam Social Economic Development Plan 2006-20100) providing very good basis to advocate for increased budget allocations to address the issue of violence against children at national and sub-national levels.

This roundtable is an opportunity to carry out a comprehensive review of existing pre-school activities in the larger context of the ongoing education reforms, share experience on the importance of preschool education, review existing legislation that affects young children as well as to discuss the possibility of increased budget allocations for preschools.

This roundtable was an opportunity to carry out a comprehensive review of existing pre-school activities in the larger context of the ongoing education reforms, share experience on the importance of pre-school education, review existing legislation that affects young children, as well as discuss the possibility of increased budget allocations for pre-schools.

"We don't have the muscle, the stamina to accomplish this without help from the government itself to increase budget allocations and from donors to come help," he said.

Key benchmarks of sustained economic progress would include modernizing and opening the financial sector, increasing budget allocations for social services, and accelerating agricultural and land reforms.